Well, hello there. You can call me your personal shopper. Well, technically, I’m a fashion editor, but my friends often refer to me as their personal shopper. Given my role in the industry, I’m often their go-to source when they want sartorial guidance or any shopping advice.
Recently, one of my friends asked for tips on a few pieces to mix into her wardrobe to keep her vibe feeling fresh for the New Year. Naturally, I sent her a few standout items I’ve seen recently. And because the market is filled with a range of affordable items that look quite high-end, I didn’t send her anything that costs more than $100.
Keep scrolling to check out seven key pieces I suggested to my friend. If you keep scrolling, you’ll also uncover an entire assortment of other affordable items that could inspire your wardrobe as well.
My friend loves pieces that are highly versatile. This forward button-up shirt can be styled in so many different ways.
I'm just all about the relaxed fit here (also the denim-on-denim situation).
This lightweight sweater is a dream with its neckline and forward fabrication.
Feeling pinstripe pants right now for an of-the-moment, polished vibe.
Okay, so my friend often gravitates towards neutrals, but this polo sweater is just too fun.
This cutout dress looks far more expensive that it actually is.
And just wait until you see the back of this sweater.
Now, shop more clothing options:
Double-breasted blazer for the win.
Gorgeous faux-leather trousers.
The lettuce-edge details are just lovely.
Wear this knit dress and just wait for the compliments to roll in.
Flawless jeans.
The wrap effect elevates this sweater even more.
Water and wind protection? Done.
All about a two-in-one situation.
Absolutely darling with jeans.
Just in case you want to get in on the miniskirt trend.
That color, though.
A striped sweater is no-fail.
Such an expensive-looking top.
The gathered accent is nice.
Sleek trousers.
Sweet cutout detail.
Try this sweater with your favorite high-waisted pants.
Can't go wrong with a slouchy fit.
That plissé fabric always looks expensive.
A sharp top.
Another A+ pair of faux-leather trousers.
Still can't get enough of tailored vests.
Excellent wash.
Great for layering.
You can wear this shacket with many different outfits.
A gorgeous satin shirt.
Okay, one more cutout sitiuation.
