A “deceptively simple” dress that’s so beautiful. Strategist senior editor Liza Corsillo bought it twice. “Thanks to the linen blend, it feels like you’re not wearing much at all,” she says.

You can wear this shift dress to the office and then out for happy hour drinks.

Drop-waist silhouettes are making a comeback – although I like that this dress doesn’t fit to low on the hips.

The cheapest Dôen dress you’re likely to ever get.

If you no longer need your Outdoor Voices workout dress (or need a replacement for a worn out one).

Our own Lauren Ro first read about these tank tops in Laura Reilly’s magazine newsletter, bought some, and quickly discovered that “they’re incredibly soft and flattering, great for layering—and go with everything.”

Another find from Ro: a linen-blend tank top with buttons down the back that she’s been wearing all summer.

It could be confused with The Row in this “slipper red” shade.

I’ve heard good things about this boat neck t-shirt that reveals part of the collarbone.

Pair it with tights as soon as the first autumn leaf falls.

A “simple cut-off with a cool, urban, not too obtrusive” look, says artist Melly Wirtes.

Pair a bikini with these crinkled shorts for the last weekends of summer.

The barrel leg jean is the jean of the moment – ​​here’s a version of the trend for under $50.

While searching for a pair of dark wash jeans, writer Mya Gelber found that “the wash of these jeans was exactly what I was looking for, and they were long enough to roll up.”

This denim jacket won the best blue ribbon in its class—and it costs less than half the price of the Levi’s and Madewell styles on our list.

Former bargain hunter Leah Muncy called these thongs “lace underwear” because of their high leg cut and low waist. “I don’t think there’s any better underwear,” she says. Buy them in bulk.

I regretted not buying this sheer, sexy little thing during the summer sale, so I’m adding it to my cart right now.

One of the best black T-shirts on the market for less than the price of a whole pizza. And musician Hayden Frank, a collector of black T-shirts, says it “works just as well in the gym as it does in the restaurant.”

A polo that wouldn’t be out of place on a round of golf (and also works well in the office).

Dapper Dan’s latest pieces for Gap include this Oxford shirt, which nods to traditional Western wear with embroidered bandanas and fedoras.

You can easily wear a sweater under the jacket.

Airy pants for romping around.

Thanks to their looser, cooler fit, these pants have nothing in common with your dad’s khakis.

If you want a pair of jeans that are neither straight leg nor bootcut, choose a wider (read: roomier) cut.

An adorable denim dress that will be the talk of the playground.

I wish this crochet cardigan was available in my size.

Even sweeter: there is a teddy bear sewn onto the bag.

Attention parents: These printed T-shirts are only $10 each before school starts. Here’s one for the budding Deadhead and another for a future paleontologist.

Baby’s first Barbour (duplicate).