12 Elegant Under-$75 Items From theReplica Store Brand Fashion People Wear
Yes, elegance is trending, but does looking “pleasingly graceful and stylish” (the Oxford definition of elegant) ever really go out of style? I think not. We usually equate elegance with luxury: heritage design houses, perfectly coiffed ladies who lunch in Chanel, Grace Kelly! However, elegance doesn’t have to mean unattainable. When I’m looking for items to help me achieve that sort of look, I don’t only go to brands that require me to check my credit card balance before clicking “add to cart.” A surprising brand that I’ve had some great luck with in this department isReplica Store’s Open Edit.
I recently spent an afternoon looking at what Open Edit has to offer and found a dozen under-$75 top-of-the-chart hits. I’m talking a sleeveless ’90s column dress, a sheer mesh midi skirt, and a Johnny-collar sweater in this season’s chocolate brown. So if holiday shopping has your purse strings feeling a little tight, I’ve got you covered. A roundup of affordable yet elegant buys you can feel good about purchasing is ahead.
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