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Channel your dark romance era in this black lace midi dress with a ruffle-trim detail. The Y2K-leaning look pairs easily with strappy heels for a classic wedding-guest look, or styled up for date night with statement boots and a headscarf.

Academia-inspired style never left, and this preppy dress will show you why. With its sharp pleated miniskirt, adjustable bow fastening in back, and timeless plaid print, you’ll look polished (but on-trend) wherever you go.

This fit-and-flare denim dress is begging to be worn to your next concert night. With its plunging neckline and contrast stitching, the details are everything in this standout look. (Plus, a smocked back ensures you feel your best, no matter how long you’re dancing the night away.)

You’ve found it: a next-level dress for downtown nights with your best friends. The delicate rosette-studded straps are worth a double-take, and the soft mesh fabric hugs your body, while keeping you totally comfy. The cherry on top? An asymmetrical hemline completes this aughts-era stunner.

All your difficult-to-dress-for outings just met their match in this classic halter mini dress. The stunningly simple design works for almost anything (hi, rooftop hangs, poolside lunches, and dinner dates). Criss-cross straps and a self-tie in the back allow for a personalized fit, while the empire waist creates a streamlined silhouette.

Baby tees are always the right choice for off-duty spring looks. Saturday shopping trip? Baby tee and cargo pants. Meeting friends for lunch? Baby tee and silky midi skirt. Evening art class? Baby-tee and wide-leg jeans. This lettuce-edged version kicks up the romance factor with a heart graphic on front, but don’t miss the cute cap-sleeves, cropped hemline, and fitted cut.

This baby tee is sporty-meets-sweet in a pink and green color palette with cool stripe detailing. The tennis graphic and Saint Tropez shoutout will leave friends assuming you belong to a special club or something (and they’d be right — you’ll be in a style league all your own).

This lacy halter top with a plunging neckline and low-cut back comes in six colors, so you can snag one for every event on the calendar. Pair with a similarly colored skirt for a monochromatic look, or balance the romantic vibes with utilitarian carpenter pants.

This smocked gingham tee comes in blue or red and has a fitted silhouette through the neckline. Pair yours with a voluminous maxi skirt for a bohéme daytime vibe, or style with your favorite low-rise jeans for a casual night out.

This babydoll cami with a sweetheart neckline and sheer floral bodice comes in five different colors, and it also has a slew of five-star reviews. One shopper says, “the fabric is amazing. it’s so soft and well made, i love it.”

This flowy linen pant was basically made for your next beach weekend. From the dreamy blue hue to the cute strip print, these pants are guaranteed to make waves.

Switch up your blue jeans game with this loose-fitting pair of green striped pants. Their non-stretch denim will soften up over time, but your unparalleled style sense will stay as fresh and hard-hitting as ever. Those roomy pockets don’t hurt, either.

These flowy micro-shorts offer a breezy alternative to the miniskirt, but style just as easily. The lightweight linen blend fabric will be endlessly comfortable once the heat sets in, and the best part of all? They’re machine-washable, which means low-maintenance, fuss-free wears.

Go retro with wide-leg jeans that have just a little stretch in them for a supremely comfortable all-day wear. Their mid-rise fit is the perfect choice for anyone who’s over high-rise (but not yet on board with low-rise), and they go well with your favorite sneakers and graphic tee for a weekend of fun.

This slouchy-fit pant in lightweight poplin is another fun but unexpected option for days when other fabrics feel way too heavy. In blue, red, black, or green, the versatile pants are “perfect for a casual and comfy fit,” says one shopper who gave them five stars.

This swingy midi skirt with a layered hemline and bow detailing is dreamy in all the best ways. Whether you pick pink, black, or the icy blue version, you’ve got a new spring staple that looks as cool with a cropped graphic T-shirt as it does a halter top or chunky cardigan.

The Joey Crinkle pant is truly whatever you want it to be: a post-work leisure pant, slow Sunday uniform, or quick and easy cover-up for your favorite swimwear. No matter what you wear with them, you’ll look laid-back, low-key, and ready to take the day at your own pace.

This micro-short with the paper-bag waist has an easy pull-on design that makes them a great choice for pool days and beach weekends alike. One reviewer even said, “I need them in a second color now, as I know that I'll never take them off.” They’re in luck, as these come in five different colors made for easy, effortless styling.

Does it get any more classic than a white eyelet skort in the springtime? With a hemline ruffle and three more styles to choose from (including black gingham), this skort belongs in your wardrobe, no matter where you’re going this season.

This sneaker’s low-stop silhouette is timeless, but the oversized logo feels playful and modern. Cushioned construction keeps your feet happy all day long, and three colorway combos (black, green, and white) offer a perfect mix of options.

This nylon crescent-shaped bag is a streetwear mainstay, from sleek city sidewalks to stylish suburban corners. Channel sunny weather with a sky-blue print, or find another favorite to suit your preferences from the nine additional designs.

Swap out your sandals for a pair of mary-jane flats that are just as easy to wear, but twice as on-trend. Pair this black gingham style with denim shorts and a tank, or wear the whimsical pink gingham ones with your favorite denim dress.

You already know mary-janes are having a major moment, so why not double up with metallic flats that add a certain ‘It-girl’ quality to any look (literally from track pants to jumpsuits, they work with everything). Metallics are a neutral, after all.