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Unless otherwise specified, all sizes in this post are listed in women's. 

Get it from Lulus for $45 (available in sizes XS–XL).

Promising review: "Great simple skirt. A light amount of sheen goes well with a lot, and POCKETS. Bought it immediately as had been looking for a no-frills navy skirt for a while, and am not disappointed." —Danielle

Get it from Boden for $136 (originally $160; available in sizes 0–20/22 petite, regular, and long, and three colors and denim).

Get them from Nordstrom for $230 (available in sizes 25–36).

Promising reviews: "I really like this dress. The brown color is so pretty, and I love the fabric." —Patty

"Really love this dress. The fit, drape, and color are just lovely. So many compliments!" —Imaginative

Get it from Anthropologie for $160 (available in standard sizes XXS–XL and 1X–3X plus, select petite sizes, and three colors).

Get them from JW Pei for $149 (available in sizes 6–11 and black).

Promising review: "I love this gorgeous hummingbird brooch! It is a beautiful addition to my wardrobe." —Carole E.

Get it from Farm Rio for $198 (available in sizes XXS–XL).

Promising review: "This skort is so pretty! I’ve received so many compliments on it. I sized up since the fabric doesn’t have any stretch." —Kiran

Get it from Macy's for $59.40 (originally $99; available in sizes 24–30).

Get it from Rujuta Sheth for $268 (available in sizes XS–4XL).

Promising review: "This dress is such a statement piece! Love the tiered skirt, the puff sleeve, and the elasticated waist. The fabric does crease easily, but I did give it a steam, which helped. The beauty far outweighs the creases!" —AMELIA

Get it from City Chic for $150 (originally $299.99; available in sizes 10–26 and a floral pastel option).

Get it from Modcloth for $55.30 (originally $79; available in sizes 4–18).

Promising review: "I walked into Anthro telling myself I would not buy anything… or anything full price at least… and walked out with two sale items and this bag, which CALLED to me on my way to check out! It’s roomy (although no pockets or anything, a true 'bucket') and the color is great (I got the wine). Perfect for fall! And under $100? I’ll call that a score." —Cat9

Get it from Anthropologie for $98 (available in 12 colors).

Get it from Baublebar for $48+ (originally 68; available in five styles).

Get it from Nordstrom for $279.30 (originally $399; available in sizes 10–22).

Promising review: "It's definitely a fun skirt. I wore it out and got so many compliments. The fringe sways really beautifully along with your butt as you walk. My friend said that even though it felt like it stretched out as I sat a ton throughout the night, it looked the same all night. I will say that, since it is a true miniskirt, when you sit down, it rides up, and you should be aware of that. It is, however, very comfortable and soft." —MadzTX14

Get it from Torrid for $34.95 (originally $69.90; available in sizes 10–30).

Promising review: "I looooove this set. It came yesterday, and it does run slightly large. The colors are amazing, and I feel so much fun. I got two colors, thinking I would only keep one. Nope! Will be keeping both. If you’re hesitating, don’t. You CAN pull it off." —Anonymous

Get it from Free People for $128 (available in sizes XS–XL and four colors).

Get it from Bloomingdales for $228 (available in sizes 0X–6X).

Get it from Zappos for $168 (available in sizes XS–L).

Get it from DSW for $138.99 (available in sizes 5–11).

Promising review: "Nice casual shirt. Looks a little edgier than a plain sweatshirt." —Gemma2

Get it from J.Crew for 79.50+ (available in sizes XXS–3X, two styles, and four colors).

Get it from Target for $35 (available in sizes XS–4X and burgundy striped).

Get them from Lane Bryant for $47.97 (originally $79.95; available in sizes 10/12–38/40).

Get it from Unique Vintage for $68 (available in sizes S–3X).

Promising review: "Really lovely leather belt. Great quality, and the studs make it stand out. Great with jeans or dressed up." —Anonymous

Get it from Free People for $48 (available in sizes XS/S–L/XL and 12 colors).

Promising review: "Thank you, Eloquii, for raising the bar in plus-size fashion. This top is hip, chic, and classy! Truly, it exceeded my expectations. That collar! KILLING IT!!!" —Maryse D

Get it from Eloquii for $56.97 (originally $94.95; available in sizes 14–28).

Get it from Urban Outfitters for $49.99 (originally $65; available in sizes XS–XL).

Promising review: "Love, love, love! These are so gorgeous! Super comfy waistband and the perfect length! I’m so happy. —Kate M.

Get them from Petal & Pup for $69 (available in sizes XS–XL).

Promising review: "Cute set! You can bend them to adjust for the fit you like." —ShashaO

Get it from Shopbop for $225 (available in sizes XS–XL and brown striped).

Get it from Reformation for $398 (available in sizes XS–XL and five colors).

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