It may have snowed in New York last week, but that’s not slowing our spring shopping roll. If anything, it’s giving us more reason to hunker down and finalize our virtual carts. What’s in them, you ask? These seven trends, all under $100 (because we need to beef up our rosé fund, too). Any time now, spring.
7 Spring Fashion Trends and the Best Under-$100 Versions of Each
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Published Mar 7, 2019
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Hair Clips
The grown-up version of butterfly clips. Wear one hairpin or pile them on for a look all your own.
Get the look: Kitsch ($12); L. Erickson ($22); L. Erickson ($62)
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Tie-dye
We’re kicking ourselves for not saving all those tie-dye tees from our teens. Luckily, they’re everywhere at the moment (without the DIY mess).
Get the look: Topshop ($35); Topshop ($40); Something Navy ($59)
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Neon
Electric yellow to fluorescent pink, this look is all about standing out.
Get the look: Topshop ($50); Stateside ($60); ASTR the Label ($68)
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Pastels
On the other end of the spectrum, pastels are a softer way to turn heads.
Get the look: 1.State ($69); Madewell ($78); ASTR the Label ($88)
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Matching Denim Sets
Think of it as the updated version of 2011’s chambray and jeans combo—i.e., this one’s Ina-approved.
Get the look: Topshop jeans ($75); Topshop jacket ($80)
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’80s Silhouettes
Puffy sleeves and sweetheart necklines have us blasting Cyndi Lauper and Madonna on repeat.
Get the look: Topshop ($68); Joie ($86); Something Navy ($99)
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Bike Shorts
They made their debut in the fall, and it’s finally time to give them a whirl.
Get the look: Hue ($21); David Lerner ($48); Zella ($49)
