This study examines women's clothing style and related factors. this study is Survey and collected data through interviews and questionnaires, applide, and Micro Sociology. Statistical community in this study includes women 20 to 50 years in Mashhad and the survey sample size is 200 people who selected by a cluster sampling method with an appropriate allocation. Data analysis was performed using spss software and correlation tests were used for data analysis Research method was survey one and data collection tool was a questionnaire. By combining coverage details in using women's clothing (wearing / worn), color (dark / light), type, model, size (tall, medium, short), capacity (tight, medium, loose) and thickness (thin, medium, bold) latency and the amount of hair, which was based on observations and interviews, covering four styles were distinct from each other. The results show that the style of dress traditional "semi-modern" is more common among the study population. Also tastes, economic and cultural capital consumption of women's clothing and style, there is a significant positive correlation.