9 Stylish Must-Haves under $100…

9 Stylish Must-Haves under $100…

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9 Stylish Must-Haves under $100…

Even the uber fashionista has to tighten their belts sometimes… but not to say that you should not look your fabulous best. Even on a budget… the stylish woman should still look like a million bucks!  And these 10 Stylish Must-Haves under $100 will make it incredibly easy!

1. White/gray/black stretch cotton T-shirts

Perfect for layering or worn alone – these shirts help you stretch your closet beyond its limits. Everyone’s got their favorite t-shirt, so make sure that you stack on different colors because they’re not only cheap – they’re also very versatile.

2. L.L. Bean Tote

This is perhaps the toughest and most functional bag around – perfect for weekly shopping to lunch with your friends to a date with the boyfriend. It’s just one of those fabulous things that you can totally wear with anything.

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3. A Man’s Classic White Shirt

Ever since Sharon Stone wore crisp white shirt to awards’ night, I’ve become more convinced that a classic white shirt is an essential to your wardrobe. It’s great with jeans or with skirt – it just goes with everything.

4. Khaki Pants

When the weather’s too hot for denims, get yourself in a pair of classic khakis to keep yourself light and comfortable.

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  1. Suburban Grandma, 01/6/09 at 1:26 am

    I really enjoyed reading your tips on dressing for different occasions. I think some of these suggestions should be posted in guidance offices and HR departments. I am sure you will agree with me, that the way some kids dress for school, looks like they are going to a rock concert, and the way some people dress for work, they would be better off saving these outfits for a hot date. Managers find themselves in a very awkward position to discuss dress codes with their "creative dresser" employee. At times there is not much left to the imagination, yet these folks don't seem to think anything of it.

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