Under $100: Items You Can Wear At The Beach And Beyond

This swim week we’ve covered everything from beach bag essentials and how to care for your swimsuit to killer bikinis for every budget, so we thought we’d round out our coverage with a roundup of the best items that work just as well on the sand as they do on the street. The best part? They’re all under $100. Check out our picks!

Ray-Ban Sunglasses ($170)

We’re still not over mirrored sunglasses.

Made By Dawn High Neck Crop Top ($68)

Who needs to pack a shirt when your bikini top can go beyond the beach?

Surf Gypsy Embroidered Shorts ($47)

From the embroidered detail to the tassel drawstring, these shorts are fit for any bohemian babe.

Elie Tahari Rylie Knit Shirt ($71)

A breezy t-shirt is a no-brainer at the beach.

Soludos Classic Stripe Lace Up Shoes ($55)

We love any sneaker-espadrille hybrid, especially in an adorable striped print.

Arrows Mini Uneven Necklace ($100)

Wear this tassel necklace layered with delicate gold baubles.

Olivia Cabo Crossbody Clutch ($165)

Carry all your beach essentials in this woven clutch.

Kanaas Cabo De Vela Black Shoes ($79)

These slip-ons remind us of a baja hoodie in the best of ways.

Nic+Zoe Desert Geo Hand Painted Scarf ($76)

A pretty painted scarf can also be used as a sarong in a snap.

Serefina Indigo Fabric Bangle ($48)

This bangle feels like a one-of-a-kind find from a trip abroad.

Want more under $100 shopping? Check out our story on thrifty thrills spotted on celebrities like Diane Kruger and Cara Delevingne

Editor in Chief

Kat Collings has over 15 years of experience in the editorial fashion space, largely in digital publishing. She currently leads the vision for editorial content at WhoWhatWear.com as the site's editor in chief, having risen through the editorial ranks after joining the company in 2012. Collings is a Digiday Future Leader Awards nominee, was named Buzzfeed's best fashion Instagram accounts of the year, and is a member of the CFDA Awards Fashion Guild. Prior to Who What Wear, Collings worked on styling projects for brands such as Vogue, Teen Vogue, Lucky, and Oliver Peoples. She graduated from UCLA with a BA in communications and calls Los Angeles home.