Spring has officially made its way around the corner, and I figured you might need a little assistance sorting out your wardrobe needs for the new season. Looking to find a new pair of warm-weather flats? Desperate for a fresh array of basics? Or maybe you need a lightweight cardigan to replace those chunky sweaters?
Regardless of what you’re looking for, I’ve got a whopping 99 products under $99 for you to peruse—all of which are editor-approved and curated for the seasons ahead. I couldn’t help but share some of my finds with my fellow editors during my search, and they were quick to click add-to-cart. (Just an FYI.)
I’ll keep this short because I don’t want to keep you too long from the finds below. To get started shopping my picks, simply keep scrolling.
While I’m usually not one for fitted blazer, it’s the crop and slightly boxy proportions that are winning me over entirely
When I posted my outfit with these jeans on Instagram, someone DM’d me to ask if they were Toteme. Isn’t that all the proof you need?
This may be a simple silhouette, but the color is what makes it so stunning.
Well, I think I just found my new favorite work shirt. Thanks, Topshop!
This tank gives the Gucci x Adidas look at a budget-friendly price.
When these popped up in Zara’s new arrivals, they were immediately shared in our editor slack channel. I would be lying if I didn’t admit I clicked on the link within seconds.
For the days when you really can’t be bothered to get dressed, this easy dress is the solution.
I’ve been seeing this jacket all over my Instagram feed, and I just don’t seem to be getting sick of it.
This may look like an average tank, but seeing it on our editor-in-chief in her Nordstrom try-on will make you think otherwise.
Chanel, but make it affordable.
Sculptural jewelry is having a moment right now but I’d like to keep it going for good. How can you not want your jewelry to look like art all the time?
Quiet luxury on a Zara budget is where I’m at in life right now, and this bag is checking all the boxes.
I have a horrible habit of losing designersunglasses, so I’ll be sticking to Le Specs to get that branded look without breaking the bank.
Another day, another Zara denim skirt that’s bound to sell out.
Why decide between team silver and gold when you can simply be both?
Red has officially become the “it” color of 2023.
It’s easy for all belts to look the same, but everything about this belt stands out as chic.
This whole look is laid-back and cool.
I could go on with a list of statement items, but here’s a reminder that the biggest seasonal priority is making sure you’re stocked on basics. This blazer is a great alternative to steer away from the black one you wear all the time.
French-girl approved.
Anthropologie’s jewelry collection has been 10/10 recently.
Sleek set.
Practical and cool.
J.Crew took the peplum trend you loved wearing in 2011 and made it elegant for 2023.
If you really want to step things up, pair this choker with the top above. It’s the perfect pairing, trust me.
The detailing of this top is so gorgeous I don’t even think it will matter what you pair with it.
This dress is the kind of piece that’s just made with spring in mind.
Clip-on earrings that actually look cool? It’s a miracle.
This easy tank comes in eleven shades, but it’s this kelly green one that’s caught my attention the most.
After this bag went viral on TikTok, it was put on backorder and then out of stock for months. The exceptionally roomy bag is finally back, so make your decision wisely.
But If you’d rather a quilted bag smaller in size, this COS one is a fun alternative.
Not your average hoops!
This whole outfit proves that an outfit with basics doesn’t mean it’ll be boring.
Charles & Keith always knows how to make designer-looking shoes at a better price. (But act quick, because they sell out fast.)
I can’t decide which one I want, and this model photo is convincing me to order both.
Comfortable, cute, and cheap. The H&M trifecta.
People won’t believe this luxe-looking top is from Abercrombie.
Just throw on a t-shirt and sneakers and you’re ready to go.
All the jeans, skirts, and pants in this roundup? This top will go with every one of them.
I think I just found my new favorite skirt.
Is there such thing as too many spring dresses?
Get the Hailey Bieber look for under $100.
I’m impressed, Topshop.
You need matching pants, too.
I’ve always invested in more minimal-leaning bags, but I’m thinking about adding this bag to my cart to liven things up a bit.
The chic (and subtle) way to incorporate the Western trend into your wardrobe.
J.Crew knows how to make lowkey pieces that still will catch your eye.
Don’t sleep on Abercrombie’s selection of basics.
These will be your most-worn flats this season.
An ideal coat for the up-and-down weather spring can bring.
Hello, party dress!
I can’t tell what’s prettier, the frills or the bow detailing.
Yes, these are from Gap. And yes, they hold up well IRL. I was shocked too.
I couldn’t help but include another flower choker because we need options, right?
This fit is perfection.
Bring on the drama, H&M.
Take notes from Miu Miu’s latest runway and dress up a classic hoodie.
I’m very into this dark shade of denim. It feels fresh.
Your wardrobe will appreciate this versatile midi. (And if you’re daring enough, it comes in a bright tangerine shade as well.)
The affordable accessory that was spotted on almost every runway this past fashion month.
The Open Edit dress + Urban Outfitters tights + these slingbacks equals a perfect outfit in my opinion.
I’ll take the whole look, please.
Since the oversized bag from above isn’t available, I’ll be adding this pouch instead.
The edgy top your spring wardrobe needs.
A flowy skirt like this paired will add a feminine touch to an edgy top like above.
This belt set has been on my wishlist (and other editors’) for quite some time but now that spring is here, I think it’s about time I click purchase.
Technically this piece is slightly over 99, but I just couldn’t help but share this elegant dress.
Knowing New Balance’s track record, these won’t be in stock for long.
In 2023, we’re bringing arm candy back.
The perfect short length.
Not only is this a classic black dress, but it doubles as a skirt.
Every time I wear this bag, it livens up my whole outfit. (Plus, it’s a compliment magnet.)
An easy and quality t-shirt for your consideration.
Spacious enough to fit everything you need, and nice enough to wear with your favorite outfits.
When warm weather comes around, poplin shirts will be your number one wardrobe essential.
Complete the look with a comfy pair of matching shorts.
Just look at that bold hue.
This top will make you the life of the party.
And if your party look needs an accessory, consider this silver choker an option.
I like this tank-and-skirt combo, but I’d also like to see this airy skirt paired with a crisp linen shirt.
See above.
If you’re a bride-to-be, this would make for a great brunch or shower option.
I’m on a big denim kick and clearly, so is Zara.
Beach day, anyone?
While this may be one of the more basic items on this list, I had to share it because it has the ideal loose fit you can’t find in most women’s t-shirts.
Leather pants aren’t just for the fall time. Pair this with the multitude of blouses and tanks on this list and you’re set.
H&M has really been upping their collection of french-girl inspired items.
If you fell in love with Sandy Liang’s latest runway collection as I did, these barrettes will help you get the look.
Pleats, please.
Does it get chicer than a striped poplin shirt?
This is bound to be the next viral Skims dress.
You may already own a few pairs of basic trousers, so these foldover pants would be a nice way to switch things up.
These may not be the most “exciting” pair of sandals, but everyone needs an easy throw-on-and-go pair of slides in their spring collection.
J.Crew has a wide selection of top-notch quality clothing, and its accessories offer the same.
Out of all the animal prints, I’ll always prefer Zebra.
Very ’90s.
Peachy keen.
You might have a bunch of fancy sandals in your closet, but these easy gold flip-flops are the easy pair you’re missing. Next, I Went on a Nordstrom Deep Dive—29 Trendy Under-$150 Pieces I’m Losing It Over
