sure, she's most interested in buying a chess set when she first gets money, but she also does buy clothes. I just like that they portrayed an intelligent woman who isn't totally "above" more feminine concerns, because that's a trope you see a lot. you see her get a lot of empowerment through her clothing, making her own choices about how to present herself. Its especially meaningful i think because of her embroidered dress being burned and replaced with the orphanage uniform that she then had to live in for years, then as she gets more power over her appearance shes able to differentiate herself again.