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«I Could Hardly Afford My Nails»: 90 Day Fiancé’s Liz Woods Slams Critics Over Her «Thrift Store» Wardrobe

The stars of 90 Day Fiancé are often accused of living lavish lifestyles, but Liz Woods is setting the record straight with a raw and defiant response to fans criticizing her appearance this season. In a candid social media post, Liz revealed that her «expensive» looks were actually the result of strategic thrifting and a very tight budget.

The $200 Wardrobe Challenge

Addressing the «closet critics,» Liz disclosed that her entire wardrobe for the current season cost less than most people spend on a single designer outfit. «Every single outfit I wore in this season combined was less than $200,» she stated.

Liz credited her local Washington state thrift stores—including Value Village, Goodwill, and Plato’s Closet—for her on-screen looks, including a specific dress that cost a mere $5. Even the shoes seen in recent scenes have been in her rotation for over four years.

Hidden Battles: Cancer and Medical Bills

Beyond the clothes, Liz touched on the heartbreaking reasons behind her frugal spending. In a powerful moment of vulnerability, she mentioned her struggle with medical deductibles and the emotional toll of illness, using the hashtag #CancerSucks.

«I could hardly afford to get my nails done,» she admitted, explaining that the day she finally did them was an attempt to feel «beautiful» as she headed into the new year of 2025. Despite the financial strain, Liz emphasized that she felt «absolutely beautiful» in her second-hand finds.

A Lesson in Reality TV Economics

To further prove her point, Liz promised to share a breakdown of every outfit shown this season to highlight their «extra cheap» price tags. From bathing suits bought at 70% off in January to online clearance items, Liz is pulling back the curtain on the reality of being a TV personality while managing real-world crises.

«Not one outfit I wore this season was bought at market value,» Liz concluded, turning a moment of criticism into a message of resilience and body positivity for those who can’t afford high-end fashion.

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