Choice of clothing's tied to character and personality, among other things. Some things to consider before constructing that 'wardrobe':
- Where is she living? Local weather / climate?
- What's her job? Her earning capacity?
- What's her attitude towards dressing - fussy, prim and proper, casual, wild, showy, apathetic? Would she likely be attracted to branded clothing, or go for cheap bargains etc? (Where would she shop, in essence.)
- Any quirky personality traits? (i.e. sloppy wouldn't go well with formal clothing; at least for myself.)
- Any extraordinary hobbies that might influence dressing style (partying, for example?)
It's good to have a specific character and background in mind, I think. E.g. even for me, several things influence what I wear. I'm a homemaker, I come from a conservative background, I have a limited budget, I'm a messy eater and generally clumsy, and since young I've been somewhat of a tomboy - so most of my wear is T-shirts and shorts. I think once you have the person in mind, it'll help a lot. Worry about the difficult 'terms' later (i.e. tank tops, halter tops, fur-fringe boots, platform heels, etc) - that you can ask us, or leaf through the fashion section of your newspaper. Get the mental picture first.
Hope that helps!
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