Ladies please Enlighten me

I haven't really thought of that since Jr. High - probably would have thought about it through high school if I hadn't had to wear a uniform....

I now wear jeans and a sweater or "good" t-shirt, and often find myself wearing the same jeans several days in a row without even thinking about it....  i even bought several "good" t-shirts of the same color because they were $1.50 and they get so dirty I go through them fast.....  but....

For corporate casual, I would stick to the once a week rule.   When I go to conventions, where a jacket/suit is the norm amoung a population base that rarely wears them (geologists), I am always dismayed that men have no qualms about wearing the same sport coat all week long!  not that I am offended, I just wish I didn't somehow BELIEVE that I needed a new ensamble every day....

Apparently insanity runs in the family.

I don't keep track of anything clothing related. Unless it's on a hanger, in a drawer or fresh from the drier, I sniff it before I put it on. Other than that, no restrictions. I wear what I feel like wearing. Also, I don't dress for women and I don't dress for men, I dress because I hear it's socially unacceptable not to dress.

Women's (especially a wife's) clothing behavior/choices?  Noooooooooooooo!

Couldn't you stick to something less controversial like abortion, burritos, sexual orientation, politics, flip turns, religion or Chuck Norris?

This could get ugly. 

My mom sort of does that too, but not to that degree. She won't wear the same outfit (out or to work) more than once, maybe twice a month.

I could care less.

Yup, I'm with the once a week rule, except maybe for pants, because I have such a hard time finding ones that fit. I do give those a day between wearing or wash if it's time.

I do get in a "habit" on outfits, so sometimes I have to make sure I'm not wearing the same thing every Monday.

Really, people keep track what outfit they wear? Stacy and Clinton don't even say to do that. 

Good lord, that's alot of work! I prefer 2 weeks between repeats but it's not too difficult to decide what to wear. I tend to start from the right and move to the left (in my choices). No calendar necessary!

Oh, and WHY it matters - because we're vain. No mystery there!

OK, is this from the right to left in the closet, or do you dress politically to the right first, and go gradually more left.   Like on Monday, you wear a Nancy Reagan power suit and by Friday you wear peasant skirts and love beads?