My boyfriend and I just got our first apartment together, and my wallet has definitely felt the punch from our furniture-buying frenzy. However, spring is approaching, and I'm struggling to fight my urge to spend what's left of my money on clothes—whoops. I've decided to be smart about my spending and focus on buying the type of pieces I can wear again and again without getting tired of them. Free People's latest collection of convertible pieces is just the thing. Now I'm deciding between maxi skirts that can also be worn as midi dresses, tanks with straps that can be twisted this way and that, and matching sets that go from tube tops to bandana-style. (And because I'm me, I may be eyeing a few other pieces from the site's cute selection of spring items.) Keep scrolling to shop the versatile pieces I'm now declaring essentials for spring.
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I'm a Stylist Who Travels Constantly—This Is All I Want to Wear After a Long TripFirst-class comfort.
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Not Snakeskin, Not Croc—These Two Underrated Animal Prints Are Quietly Staging a Fashion CoupFrom J.Crew to Khaite.
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25 Elevated Basics Worthy of a Fashion Person's Closet From Gap, Banana Republic, and Old NavyWho's in need of closet refresh?
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These $50 Old Navy Zipped Boots Are Just as Chic as the $1500 Pair I Have Been Coveting Since Last WinterThey're on sale for $30 right now.
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My Friends Love Reformation—I Sent Them 31 Gorgeous Picks I'm Eyeing Right NowOne of each, please.
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My Mom Only Shops Affordable Fashion—I Sent Her These 27 Chic, Rich-LookingReplica Store FindsEverything is under $150.
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H&M Just Dropped a $40 Version of The Row's Winter Flats I Keep Seeing on Chic New YorkersA sellout is imminent.
