An expensive-looking wardrobe doesn’t mean a closet stocked full of actually expensive items. In fact, it’s actually quite simple to create high-end-feeling looks on a budget if you incorporate affordable (but elevated) pieces into your ensembles. To highlight further, I’m showcasing 46 of the cheapest and chicest staples that can be mixed and matched with other items in your arsenal to create top-notch outfits.
So without further ado, shop the coolest under-$75 pieces out there below, separated by category from tops to dresses to shoes. But you better act fast, the must-haves in question are already starting to sell out—and could easily be gone by next month. So enough talking and more shopping.
Tops:
Retro and so chic.
The leopard-print trend isn’t going away anytime soon.
Yes, this is as comfy as it looks.
This classic bodysuit is incredibly popular among fashion girls.
Peplum tops are coming back in a major way in 2020.
Wear this printed turtleneck on its own for a night out or layered underneath a blazer.
The balloon sleeves bring a little something extra to this staple turtleneck.
A simple cashmere V-neck is undoubtedly a wardrobe staple.
Cozy up in this cardigan all winter long.
It’s all about the details here with the buttoned sleeves and on-trend round neckline.
Dresses and Skirts:
NYC girls can’t get enough of chic LBDs like this one.
The croc-embossed detail here is so luxe-feeling.
The tiered ruffle hem and sheer bell sleeves makes this floral dress even more special.
There are so many things right about this skirt—the faux-leather fabric, on-trend tie detail, and chic button-front accent to name a few.
Such a sophisticated miniskirt.
Toss this comfortable dress on, add boots, and you’re all set.
You can easily dress this slip dress up or down depending on the occasion.
Such a fun night-out option.
Party time.
Pants and Jeans:
Gorgeous leather pants will make any ensemble feel even more luxe.
The wider-cut shape here is flawless.
Say hello to your new go-to work pants.
Cargo pockets offer up a cool twist to a casual look.
Fancy trousers for that 5-to-9 life.
You can dress up these plaid pants with a sweater and heels or down with flat boots and a hoodie.
Perfect black skinny jeans? Check.
All about flares for 2020.
All about those ’90s denim vibes.
Outerwear:
A classic camel coat will never go out of style.
It’s reversible—so basically like two jackets in one.
This sherpa-trimmed coat seriously looks like it could be five times the price.
Bring that extra element of luxe to your ensemble with this faux-fur coat.
Yep, this water-repellent coat is spot on.
Wear this on its own or layered with another coat for those especially freezing days.
This will keep you nice and toasty.
A black moto jacket is never a bad investment.
Shoes and Accessories:
Moto boots are still where it’s at this season.
Try this woven crossbody bag as an alternative to a clutch for your next night out.
Consider going bold and wearing this choker necklace over a turtleneck sweater.
Heeled loafers are one of the key footwear trends of the season.
The perfect addition to your ever-growing collection.
Shine on.
A dressy shoe option that’s also comfortable. Score.
Can’t go wrong with the classics.
The rainbow gems are so sweet.
New work tote, anyone?
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