I like to patronize a theme in mind– but in a practical way. For instance, when Beyoncé dropped Cowboy Carter, I leaned into buying quality denim pieces because they can be Western-inspired depending upon styling, but are still terrific for daily wear. And now that spring is in full speed and summer is on the way, I’m thinking my next warm-weather clothing haul will be based around quiet luxury; not in the abundant, no-labels kind of method, however quality, luxe-looking pieces by brand names I enjoy that will not break the bank.
Listed below, I assembled comfy jeans from Levi’s, easy-to-style tops from Madewell, and breezy maxi skirts from Topshop– and they’re all under $100 on Nordstrom.
Madewell Eyelet Tie-Front Top
I’m a former blouse designer, and the way we would make a leading appearance and feel more costly was by sourcing quality and distinct materials, comparable to this Eyelet Tie-Front Top from Madewell. The layering top is made from 100 percent cotton so it’s light-weight and breathable, and falls simply a couple of inches above the hip for a more cropped appearance.
Levi’s 501 Original High-Waist Straight-Leg Jeans
One of my favorite brands to shop for quality at a fantastic price is Levi’s. Made from a non-stretch, 100 percent cotton denim, they come in a classic dark wash and sizes varying from 23 to 32.
Topshop Bias-Cut Satin Maxi Skirt
Bias-cut designs like this Topshop Satin Maxi Skirt are among the more glamorous shapes because in spite of being woven, the material will extend, flow, and hug the figure like you were stitched into it. If I can buy a bias-cut piece like this satin maxi for almost 50 percent off, I’m not being reluctant– particularly because sizes are selling out quickly. The slip skirt can be found in navy, gray, and ivory and sizes 0 through 14. It has a streamlined, satin finish, a flexible waistband for simple on and off, and a straight silhouette that falls listed below the ankle without dragging.
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