All the Expensive-Looking Outfits I Like Involve One of These 6 Wardrobe Basics
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@tylynnnguyenRibbed knitwear, as opposed to any other kind of knitwear, will almost always look expensive. You could spend $10 to $100 on an item, and the ribbing will give off the same luxurious quality no matter the cost.
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@claire_mostLike we mentioned before, square-neck tank tops (and bodysuits, for that matter) are the simple upgrade that makes a lasting impact. Since the neckline is more current than a scoop or high neck, opting for a square-neck tank will have your outfit looking fresher.
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@modedamourWhen it comes to wardrobe basics, I don't know why, but off-white shades of stone and ecru always look more updated than the same exact versions in plain black or plain white. Maybe it's because these neutrals have an inherent luxuriousness about them, or maybe it's because they're slightly harder to find in your go-to tees and joggers. Regardless, they ensure an expensive-looking outfit.
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@sylviemus_Ah, good old blazers. We know we've hammered the idea of owning one into your minds, but let me add a few more thoughts on the matter. Blazers—specifically oversize and boxy cuts in neutral colors—don't have to be designer to look it. I pored over all my favorite blazer looks and kept coming back to these few details that make them all so stylish.
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@nycbambiYou might see a satin or silk piece on Instagram and assume it's quite pricey, but that's not always the case. Anything with "bias cut" in the style name will automatically come off as elevated, whether it be a classic slip skirt, a slip dress, or a satin cowl-neck top.
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@deborabrosaWhen was the last time you bought a belt? Let me guess—it was long enough ago that you don't remember. While it's not one of the most exciting purchases to make, a classic leather belt can do wonders for elevating your simplest outfits. Yes, even jeans and a tee stand to appear more expensive-looking, as evidenced by Débora Rosa's look above.
