Thread 33647660

If my partner really likes seeing new clothes, but as soon as they're in my closet theyre now old, how do ibjeep the "new" and exciting feeling alive?
>just keep buying new outfits
But that'll rack up cost quickly and I end up with a lot of clothes he doesnt care about as much.
>rotate out what you already have
But thats not new and is good enough every weekend if theyre marjed a favorite, but not NEW and exciting.
>just buy a new sexy outfit every month
This seems the most practical but I fear that I won't be satisfied with being most attractive to him monthly.
I've thought about cutting my hair to be new but that seems like something I might regret when hes bored of it after a week and I cant just change my hair length at will. I could keep trying different styles but if you didn't notice I'm an autist so I don't actually know how to style my hair and I get frustrated easily especially when something seemingly simple like hair evades me.

>>33647660 (OP)
Find cheap t-shirts that fit you well / look good. Buy them every few months so your tshirts always look new.
For button downs, sweaters, etc, regularly check clearance sections at the stores you like. A button-down at full retail is a huge rip-off. Like $50 usually. But after six months, they wind up on the clearance rack for like $20.

>>33647732
What if I wear women's clothes for him

>he only likes me when i spend money
kek

>>33647660 (OP)
Mix and match, especially in odd combinations. A plain black dress with a wide red belt is a whole new look. A top like the ones in your pic looks entirely different over a skirt rather than shorts