Booties! And jackets/Blazers. And anything from Complex Geometries;)

Doggie sweaters and coats that make The Lilypup soooo miserable, so I never make her wear them. Also, doggie toys that she has no interest in whatsoever.

For myself, I see I'm inordinately attracted to black and white silky blouses and tartan. And tissue thin tees. And sunglasses.

Black tops! When I find a top I like, I have to get it in black. And after that, maybe, in another color.

Stripes! And polka dots!

Coats! They are like fun armor that change jeans and a tee into something rad.

What a fun question! I love all the answers. For me, the hardest pieces to resist are red, or shoes. Not necessarily both.

Charcoal gray and lime green anything. Even better if it's 100% wool or silk.

Puppy-dog eyes and silk/leather/wool garments on sale.

shoes, esp boots.

Flower detail...

Stripes, boots, and jackets/coats/blazers!

I'm a sucker for ankle boots and low boots for Autumn and Winter. I just think they look cool, and they go with my "hippie punk" style, while adding a touch of class. I need to stock up while they are so popular, but unfortunately my bank account doesn't agree!

Catchy power pop music (i.e, Spoon), an engrossing novel, Breaking Bad, the smell of really good, strong coffee, pugs (well, all dogs really, and cats too), and my husband. Not necessarily in that order.

Fashion wise, moto jackets (particularly leather) and boots! Also certain prints and patterns -- a great blue and green houndstooth almost made me buy a cardigan the other day, when I'm not even much of a cardigan wearer.

Fashion wise, the most crazy are business casual pencil skirts and dresses. I love them, buy them, but don't really get to wear them that much for my life style.

Scarves. Sheesh, I bought two more of 'em yesterday. Did I need them? No. But they were soooo gorgeous. Oh, and bags. Ahem.

Well-- I wouldn't assume that. I have one yorkie and I often have to restrain myself from adopting others, no matter how impractical that might be. I am a major dog sucker and have to resist having my own pack.

Fashion-wise, I am a total sucker for lusting after nice gear, boots, hats, and long-sleeve tees. Anything soft, and orange or a certain shade of deep pink also tends to illicit a WANT reaction.

Black or black-and-white tops, jeans, and boots. In the last year or two I have somehow become totally smitten with the slightly western-style boot shape and now I have 6 pairs!

Jackets and tops in olive green, and a growing mania for ankle boots.

Stripes. Leather...footwear, bags, and recently trim on clothing.

I'm a sucker for good mascara, eggplant/purple anything on the eyes (shadows and liners especially, even better if it has purple glitter or shimmer), and nice leather handbags. Bonus points if they smell like fresh leather.

Sigh. Boots and leather jackets. Sucker part is because it's rarely tall boot and leather weather in the store...

Apparently, animals; the Manflesh has said we cannot have any more creatures in the household and is holding the line at three dogs and a snake (at one time, we had two snakes, two rats (doggie tv!), three dogs, and three cats. He said that is Too Many). Anything bat-related (you know how some people collect cows or geese or pigs? I am like that, but with bats).

For a long time, it was funky socks and wigs, but I seem to have finally gotten out of that. At this juncture in my life, I'd have to say denim (27 pairs) and shoes/ boots (clocking in at a weirdly wearable 121 pairs - I will wear up to three pairs a day, depending on my activities, so they get worn more often that I would've suspected if I didn't track the wear).

What Sveta said, leather and silk.

stripes - i have a serious problem with these

Scarves and marled knitwear.

Cinnamon rolls that are covered in frosting. White chocolate fudge. Cats. Dogs. Jeans. Ankle Boots. Any clothing item that is medium blue or icy pink.

Clothes for DD. I swear, if it is too cute and in her size, it comes home with me!!

Paisley, liberty prints, items by local designers.

Used to be scarves but they are annoying now because where I live is windy and the are annoying.

In interest of honesty I must revise my previous answer: I think am a real sucker for gear! More of it than any person who can wash laundry on a fairly regular basis could ever need. And still buying more! ... I mean do we really need 4 bike helmets?