Vogue Editors' Fashion Week Picks for Under $100
Every Fashion Week means more additions to our wardrobes.
Fashion Weeks may come and go (and with them a focus that shifts from statement coats to statement shoes and statement lips and eyes and back again), but one thing stays the same, no matter the date, year, or season: the editorial need for survival. And with that, you know, ideally looking good, too. Luckily for you, this season the Vogue.com team is divulging its Fashion Week “steals”; must-haves for under $100. From sneakers to a staple cardigan and a classic pair of shades, here are the fall-friendly items that we’ll be carrying with us long after the collections end.
Photo: Courtesy of Madewell1/10Chioma Nnadi, Vogue.com Fashion News Director
I plan on keeping sneakers in heavy rotation this Fashion Month. After hobbling around Paris on a twisted ankle a couple of years ago, I only ever wear flats, especially in New York where the show schedule is back-to-back. I love an old-school running shoe, and the colors of these are spot-on.
Saucony Shadow original sneakers, $65
Photo: Courtesy of Warby Parker2/10Catherine Piercy, Vogue.com Beauty Director
My Warby Parker Reilly sunglasses are my fall steal. Good for tired eyes on early show days and easy to replace—so when they get lost, as they inevitably will, I won’t end up crying fashion tears.
Warby Parker Reilly whiskey tortoise sunglasses, $95
Photo: Courtesy of TOMS3/10Lynn Yaeger, Vogue.com Contributing Editor
I am planning to rely heavily on my Union Jack Toms this Fashion Week. They make me feel like the world’s oldest punk!
TOMS Union Jack women’s classic shoes, $54
Photo: Courtesy of Joe Fresh4/10Chelsea Zalopany, Vogue.com Market Editor
The best thing about fall is knitwear, especially when head-to-toe knit is on trend. How chic (and easy to throw on with slides) is this ribbed knit sheath midi-dress?
Joe Fresh striped dress, $49
Photo: Courtesy of Steven Alan5/10Alessandra Codinha, Vogue.com Fashion News Editor
I don’t think you can ever go wrong with a white T-shirt (James Dean! Lauren Hutton! America!), and Jungmaven’s boasts the perfect sleeve length, optimal thickness (no visible bra problems), and is so soft you could sleep in it. (I have, and likely will again.) Anyways, I buy it in bulk.
Steven Alan garment dyed hemp T-shirt, $29
