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My 4 Favorite Underrated Brands at Nordstrom

Everyone knows about the world-famous brands that Nordstrom carries, like Levi's, Ugg, Gucci, and The North Face. (Sidenote: My personal test to decide if a brand has made the big leagues is to ask my dad if he's heard of it—and it's safe to say he knows all of the above.) However, Nordstrom has a ton of amazing brands that aren't quite as boldfaced but are every bit as stylish and worthy of adding to your cart.

Court & Rowe, for instance, is a great affordable brand for preppy staples like striped sweaters, plaid blazers, button-down shirts, and more. Then there is the fleet of Nordstrom's in-house labels, like Leith and Chelsea28. When it comes to the home category, my personal favorite brand is Boll & Branch—I own one of the line's comforters, and it's been a dream for winter. Without further ado, scroll down to shop my favorite underrated brands that Nordstrom carries.

This looks way more expensive than it really is. 
At this price, there's no way you can resist spicing up your pants collection with a snake-print version. 
Hello, going-out top. 
Who knew a black sweater could look so sultry?
Wide-leg pants are all the rage in Hollywood right now. 
A houndstooth jacket is a wardrobe classic. 
Yep, this is what I want to wear all winter long. 
Crisp and classic. 
I don't know about you, but I can't imagine giving up my all-white bedding—even after getting a dog. This Boll & Branch duvet cover is machine washable and oh so classic. What more could you ask for? 
You can never have too many chic throws around the house. 
Can you honestly look at this photo and not be convinced to buy these crisp cotton sheets? 
Zebra is the new leopard. 
This mesh top is perfect for layering under sleeveless dresses. 

Next, Emma Roberts found the cutest $55 dress on all of Nordstrom.

A satin blazer will get you very far in life, my friend. 


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