One of the best things about a new season is the overwhelming sense of possibilities. A shift in time can inspire us to finally make significant changes in our lives—even if those transformations come in more "minor" forms, like dyeing our hair or doing a closet clean-out. With fall well underway, many might feel inspired to search for a new coat, adopt recent trends, or get creative with everyday outfits. But we'd be remiss if we didn't acknowledge that the chunk of cash needed to make all these changes might not be there. After all, we're still grappling with record-high inflation, continued war, and general uncertainty, so spending money on an entirely new fall wardrobe is not within everyone's reach.
However, just because many of us are on a tight budget doesn't mean we have to sacrifice our style, or at least, that's what I'm trying to prove to myself. A middle ground exists between adhering to a budget and finding luxurious-looking fall items. Don't believe me? I'm proving that point by rounding up the 60 best affordable fall finds, all under $150. Considering our collective love for quiet-luxury brands, each item included takes into account fall trends, quality, and longevity to ensure that you can switch up your wardrobe without spending a fortune. Without further ado, let's shop.
What's not to love about these earrings?
Simple black shades will always look sophisticated.
You can style this vest as a top or layered over other separates.
Normally, pleated leather skirts cost a fortune, but this one is actually affordable.
Being a sneakerhead doesn't have to be a costly hobby.
Breda's watches make for a timeless addition to any wardrobe.
Trench coats are one of those items that always look posh no matter their price tag.
You'll wear this button-down year-round.
Not to be dramatic, but I have yet to see anyone look bad in this beloved Dissh tank top.
Opting for wide-leg jeans allows the "casual" bottoms to feel a bit more formal.
Just when you thought ballet flats couldn't be chicer, Schutz created this crocodile-embossed version.
I'm losing it over the lace appliqué on the neckline of this sweater.
Leather trousers always make any fall ensemble feel 10 times more luxurious.
Although they're $9 over the budget, these boots are well worth it.
If you're in the process of saving for a designer bag, this one will hold you over until then.
The metal frame on the side of these sunglasses feels very '80s inspired.
There's nothing else I'd rather live in during the fall than a black double-breasted coat.
While this turtleneck does come in other neutral colorways, the red feels Ferragamo inspired.
You can make this tennis skirt feel even more preppy by pairing it with a sweater and ballet flats.
Add a trendy touch to your flats this fall with these red socks.
With Mary Jane flats trending this fall, there's no better purchase, in my humble opinion.
Bottega Veneta fans with limited funds, these earrings are all you.
The buckle detail feels reminiscent of '90s Gucci.
Slip skirts are a solid investment no matter the season.
Silver slingbacks? I'm sold.
I'm convinced that crackled leather is the next luxurious detail that will become a huge handbag trend.
Chocolate-brown knits will always feel decadently rich to me.
Now's your chance to hop on the barrel-leg pant trend.
You don't have to go to prep school in order to pull off loafers.
Sculptural earrings can make any fall ensemble look more expensive.
Oh, this is elegant.
A tailored skirt is the perfect purchase for your fall work wardrobe.
A wool halter top? Say no more.
Mark my words: Bowling bags are back.
Yes, you have to cop the matching pants.
From the sculptural handle to the interwoven vegan leather, this bag exudes luxury without the lofty price tag.
French vibes on deck.
You can shop this classic turtleneck in five other colorways.
Show off your new knee-high boots by pairing them with a simple miniskirt.
Make your fall boots feel designer by opting for classic silhouettes with luxurious details—e.g., these riding boots with chain hardware.
Why choose between buying new gold or silver hoops this season when you could opt for these two-tone ones instead?
Striped knitwear is always stylish.
You can dress these pants up or down, depending upon your mood.
Don't worry—this cute purse comes with a detachable chain strap so that you can style it as a handheld clutch or shoulder bag.
Made from wool and cashmere, this will, without a doubt, be the coziest sweater in your closet.
Another great pair of trousers!
Belts are the most underrated way to make your staples look tailor-made to your body.
White sneakers always give off that subtle "drip."
Sézane's knitwear is worth every cent.
Draw inspiration from Saint Laurent's F/W 23 collection by investing in a scoop-neck tank top.
The hardware makes this bag look designer.
Wide-leg trousers will always look opulent no matter how much you actually spend on them.
These look like vintage designer mules.
Until you can afford that Toteme shearling coat, this one will hold you over.
Perfect for layering underneath a cardigan or light fall coat.
No fall wardrobe is complete without the perfect pair of dark-wash jeans.
Chelsea boots are always chic, but the contrast stitching on this pair makes them even better.
Nothing screams "luxury" in my mind like a well-tailored leather blazer.
I mean… come on!
Steve Madden's boots are always of great quality for their price point.
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