6 Under-$100 Nordstrom Staples NYC Fashion People Are Running to Buy on Black Friday
This Black Friday, I'm all about scoring chic, timeless pieces that make my wardrobe feel effortlessly elevated, and lucky for me, Nordstrom has some amazing finds under $100. From sleek blazers that make even a casual outfit look put-together to cozy yet polished trench coats that will never go out of style, these are the items I know I'll wear season after season. It's the perfect time to snag pieces I've had my eye on—without the guilt. While Nordstrom's Black Friday sale doesn't start for another couple of weeks, it's never too early to start planning your shopping strategy for the big day.
I'm excited to pick up versatile items like jeans that can be dressed up or down and belts that add just the right amount of structure to any look. These wardrobe staples will last beyond trends, offering endless outfit possibilities. With Black Friday discounts this good, I'm ready to refresh my closet without breaking the bank, and honestly, it feels like a win-win with these prices. Don't believe me? Keep scrolling to see the six under-$100 pieces stylish New Yorkers will be rushing to buy.
Wide-Leg Jeans
New York women style wide-leg jeans with tucked-in blouses and tees, balancing the relaxed silhouette with statement jackets and ankle boots for an effortlessly chic vibe.
Oversize Blazers
Is there anything more New York than a slouchy blazer? NYC fashion people pair this item with tailored miniskirts and slip dresses. They embody modern power dressing with an effortlessly chic, oversize silhouette that feels both relaxed and polished.
Button-Down Shirts
Button-down shirts are a versatile essential for busy New Yorkers, who often tuck them into trousers or knot them over jeans, offering understated sophistication that transitions seamlessly from day to night.
Classic Trench Coats
Trench coats add instant elegance to any look and can be worn over everything from dresses to jeans, effortlessly combining timeless style with a refined, mysterious edge. Plus, at this under-$100 price point, they might be the best bang for your buck.
Sleek Belts
Belts are the perfect finishing touch. They're used to cinch the waists of oversize blazers and trousers, adding structure and elevating simple outfits with a statement buckle.
Slouchy Sweaters
Sweaters are New Yorkers' go-to layering piece, styled with tailored trousers and skirts for a polished yet comfortable look. Opt for high-quality fabrics like wool and cashmere.
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