Classic cashmere sweaters in a slim fit are perfect for any occasion. I love that this one is under $100 and comes in 9 colors. If you’re all set on crewneck styles, this v-neck option is just as pretty.

FRAME makes gorgeous designer alternative handbags under $500 with minimalist designs, in versatile colors, and with high-quality materials. This taupe crossbody bag is a great hands-free option for year-round wear.

I was disappointed with the NSale denim selection overall, but these PAIGE straight leg jeans are a standout! I have this cut (Cindy) in other washes, and I’m excited to add a mid-wash to the mix for pairing with moodier fall hues as the weather cools off. They have a bit of stretch and fit true to size.

If you don’t have a classic blouse in your wardrobe, this one is a must see. Vince has been my go-to for dressy essential tops for years, and their silk fabric is my favorite. If you’d get better use out of a more casual blouse given your lifestyle, this is a great cotton investment option.

I’ve never owned a pair of designer sunglasses but tried on a pair of Celines during our vacation to Cabo this spring, and in about 10 seconds I understood the value. One wear gives you a sense of how well made (yet light) the acetate is, and there’s something special in the design of Celine frames that flatters the cheekbones.

Leather pants typically cost $1,000+, so these are a steal at 40% off. The inseam and slim leg makes them ideal for pairing with a wide many shoe types (flats, sneakers, heels, boots in various shaft heights). The leather will become even more supple over time. If you’re on a smaller budget, the crowd-favorite Spanx faux leather leggings are also on sale.

For my working ladies or anyone who likes to dress up their looks a touch, these Stuart Weitzman slingbacks are a great option under $250. Slip them on with jeans and a basic top, a dressy shorts outfit, or with a summer dress. They remind me of the iconic Chanel slingback sans the block heel, black toe, and sky high price point.