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The Top 5 Under-$100 New Arrivals of the Month, Hands Down

One of my favorite activities when I have the time (which is always, because it's my job) is scroll through the new arrivals of any given site. I love to get to the new stuff before it sells out and before everyone else is wearing it, so New Arrivals is my online shopping happy place. And while scrolling through, I'm always surprised to find that some of my favorite new arrivals are often very affordable. So, I figured it was high time I shared my finds with you, fellow shoppers.

For the very first edition of this shopping series, I selected fall-friendly finds from some of your favorite brands, all of which are very versatile and under-$100. Not only that, I found excellent pieces to pair with these new arrivals, and all of those ring in at under $200 (or well below it). Keep scrolling if you're ready to make your wardrobe and wallet very happy.

Aimee Song's collection at Revolve is so good, and just keeps getting better. I'm obsessed with this sleek turtleneck as a standalone or layering piece. It could pass for something at least double the price.

Aimee Song's collection at RE

Jeans have moved in a very polished direction this season, and these Levi's represent that perfectly. They can easily be dressed up or down and they look amazing with boots that have a bit of a heel.

The perfect blend of an ankle and a knee boot, these will quickly become the pair you reach for constantly this season. 

Next up, 20 H&M sweaters that truly look designer.

I love it when classic items are also on-trend, and that's exactly the case with houndstooth pieces this season. Seriously, no one will believe you got them from H&M for $60.

I love cardigans, but not all cardigans are created equal... While the preppier styles aren't really my cup of tea, what is is this chunky knit one that's just fitted enough and goes with everything without being boring.



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