First, check edit>preferences and make sure double click isn't set to replace.

If that's not the case, conforming clothing is usually in the figures tab of the library. If you've rearranged your library and combined the 2, there's a quick way to tell if your clothing is a conformer or a prop/ Look in the corner. A person means a conformer and a hat means a prop.

If the clothing is a conformer and it's conforming to the wrong person, you can select it and go to figure>conform to and select the correct figure. If you're dragging and dropping from the library, make sure you drop it on the correct figure. Watch for a yellow message that will tell you what figure you're going to drop it on.

If you just double-click on a conformer, you'll load it unconformed and it will load in the center of the scene. You'll need to conform it manually.

If it is another dynamic outfit, make sure you have the figure you want to wear it selected as a lot of dynamic clothing loads parented to the selected figure.

Also, don't forget to check the nudity box when you have a nude figure in the scene

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