It's no secret Charles & Keith is our go-to for affordable, on-trend accessories that transcend season, which is why we were extra excited when its latest products launched. From snakeskin shoes to woven bags in pretty pastel covers, these are the under-$60 accessories It girls, editors, and celebrities alike are coveting. Feel free to use the below photos or sartorial inspiration, and happy shopping!
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Woven Bag + Snakeskin Sandals
Snakeskin is your new neutral. Pair your animal-print shoes with just about everything, and add in a woven bag for good measure.
Black-and-White Sandals (With a Purse to Match)
Black and white and chic all over. Opt for comfortable and versatile sandals and a practical wood-effect bag.
Braided Mules + Bucket Bags
We love that these braided mules add a timeless nautical vibe to any look. You'll be wearing this bucket bag well through fall.
Woven Bags + Two-Tone Sandals
Why wear a single color when you can wear two? Just add a woven bag for good measure.
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