54 Summer Picks I Found on Amazon That Look Way More Expensive Than $70
Even though summer is looking a lot different this year, all I want to do is wear flowy dresses, tanks, smocked tops, and everything in between. Honestly, I just miss getting dressed in "normal" clothes and wearing them outside my house. So I've really tried to make an effort this last month to wear pieces other than sweat shorts—not just for my sanity and productivity but to prove to myself that my clothes actually still fit. (I may or may not be baking a lot these days.)
It's hard to justify spending a lot of money on clothes right now, even if they do bring me joy. So I've turned to good ole Amazon to feed my shopping urge and make me feel like I'm still filling my closet with seasonal staples without having any buyer's remorse. Here are 54 summer picks I found that look way more expensive than they are (the most expensive item is $70) that I'll happily wear at home and know you'll be happy doing the same. You can thank me later.
Clothes
Meet the top that goes with everything.
I ordered this and was totally surprised by the fit and quality. Still confused by the $13 price tag!
This floral print is everything.
There are so many fun iterations on our tank. We're not even sure this is our favorite.
I love the unique twist (no pun intended) on this basic racer tank top.
For when you want to wear something other than sweat shorts but still be comfortable.
I'm a sucker for romantic dresses.
I don't think we'll ever tire of a lovely ribbed knit.
Checkered print anything is always a good idea.
How about a sarong to go with that bikini? This one comes in a million colors.
We had to show you this lime green color too.
Ribbed tops are having a moment, and this $12 one deserves a spot in your closet.
Yet another staple that our senior editor Allyson Payer made famous among our editors. She tried the cream stripe, but this blue one is nice too.
A blazer that's actually light enough to wear through summer.
See how cute it looks on our senior editor Allyson Payer.
Bags
I dare you to find a $40 bag that's chicer than this one. (That doesn't apply to the other bags I've featured!)
Accessories
This cute necklace costs about the same as a Sweet Green salad!
Shoes
If there's one style of sandal to own this summer, it's a sporty pair.
Your summer wardrobe isn't complete until you own a pair of woven slides.
Next up, Black-owned fashion brands and boutiques to support now and forever.
Caitie Schlisserman is an L.A.-based executive director with over a decade of branded content and editorial experience. She joined Who What Wear in 2014 as the first branded content editor and has worked her way up to overseeing a team of talented branded content editors and the beauty department of the media revenue team. Before Who What Wear, Caitie helped launch FabFitFun's first subscription box and worked at a beauty startup where she assisted in successfully launching the editorial department.
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