Going into the Fourth of July weekend, there's no shortage of discounts, and Aritzia's Summer Sale is considered one of the best. Right now, the retailer is offering up to 50% off everything. Whether you're still shopping for summer or getting a head start on fall, this is one of it's biggest sales of the year, outside of Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Starting with basics, the retailer is known for its items that can easily mix and match, such as the Golightly Cardigan, Archive Shirt, Outro Oversized Poplin Shirt, and Homestretch Rib Universal Cami Tank, which are all marked down.

For dresses, the standouts include the Daisychain Satin Dress, Technique Poplin Dress, Priscilla Maxi Dress, Cannelle Dress, Smooth Matter Voice Dress, Fresca Dress, and Charmaine Satin Dress. And if you're looking for airy summer pants, The Lodge Pant is $125. Shop these and more below before the sale ends on July 5.

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Not sure about you, but this season, I'm working to give my closet It-girl vibes. Thankfully, many great summer sales are happening, including an incredible Aritzia sale that I instantly made it a priority to shop. Now through Sunday, June 14, select pieces are on sale for up to 50% off. I plan on taking full advantage as soon as possible because these items are bound to quickly sell out in many sizes.

My browser is already overflowing with open tabs of pieces from the Aritzia Warm Up Sale that are not only incredibly chic but pretty affordable as well. Think everything from elevated basics like T-shirts to stylish dresses, Adidas sneakers, Levi's jeans, and other finds that will make for cool outfits this season and beyond. Keep scrolling to shop all of my top picks and thank me later.

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Aritzia has always been a favorite among fashion girls and editors. The Canada-based label is known for a few staples: tried-and-true basics, colorful puffer jackets, and office-appropriate workwear. Entering one of their New York stores on the weekend feels like you're fighting for your life in The Hunger Games with the number of people who traverse the store's shiny, bronze doors to the promised land of tailored blazers and perfectly slouchy pants. Typically, I'm one of them, although, full disclosure, I try not to go on the weekends due to the crowds—and I'll spend what feels like hours combing through the new arrivals section and putting together outfits on my own.

This spring through, I challenged myself to let go and go with the flow more—in this case, that meant letting someone else choose my spring wardrobe for me. Enter Aritzia's band of wonderful style advisors, an in-store customer experience team that provides one-on-one personal styling appointments. Whether you're on the hunt for a first-day-on-the-job outfit, a look for vacation, or an overall closet refresh for the season, Aritzia's personal styling team is there to deliver. The best part? It's free-99—meaning, there's no minimum spend requirement or tiered system in order to make an appointment with a style advisor. All you need to do is get in touch with your local Aritzia store or request an appointment through Aritzia's app. Bing, bang, done.

After getting in touch with Aritzia's team directly and setting up an appointment with the intention of refreshing my spring wardrobe, I made my way over to the brand's flagship Flatiron location, which got a facelift late last year. After serious remodeling, the new store, located at 115 5th Ave, was the perfect spot to meet my style advisor, Emily.

Emily said she's been with Aritzia for almost five years, often working hand-in-hand with a loyal roster of private clients she's accumulated over time with the brand. Sometimes they'll text her if they have a special event coming up, or other times, they'll send a message saying they'd like to pop in to see the new arrivals. For me, Emily decided to keep it simple: light layering pieces, fun colors, and simple outerwear like trench coats after taking a deep dive into my personal style before my appointment. (I'll admit, I'm a fan of someone who digitally stalks me to figure out my taste!).

After ordering an iced strawberry matcha with oat milk (at Aritzia's in-store cafe, of course), my style advisor and I got down to business.

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Aritzia quietly shapes wardrobes before we even realize it. Ahead of the new month, I’ve noticed certain pieces popping up again and again—on editors, stylists, and fashion people whose closets I deeply respect. They’re not flashy or overly trendy, but they hit that sweet spot of feeling current while still being incredibly wearable. I want to be a few steps ahead of the crowd and wear these things before they reach their peak in summer, so May will be the perfect month to step out in them.

As I look ahead to 2026, these are the Aritzia pieces I can already tell will matter. They’re the kinds of items that become foundational—the ones people build outfits around and keep coming back for in multiple colors. If you like investing in pieces that feel ahead of the curve without being intimidating, this edit is for you.

My commute to work is one of my favorite times to people-watch. On the train, navigating the streets of NYC, waiting for the subway… You name it. Some of my best outfit ideas and style inspiration come from the chic people I spot in real life. When I see a standout find—say a fabulous pair of balloon pants or a perfectly tailored blazer—I work up the courage to ask where it's from. H&M, COS, and Aritzia are the usual suspects. This morning, channeling my inner chic New Yorker, I did a deep dive into the best buys from H&M, COS, and Aritzia.

Ahead, you'll find versatile winter-to-spring transitional pieces, like short-sleeve knits, cigarette jeans, practical sets, elevated basics, tailored cardigans, and more. Plenty of affordable new arrivals, spring 2026 trends, and cool girl–coded accessories (ahem, oval sunglasses, a scarf belt, and a bowling bag) make an appearance. Scroll on to shop 33 chic H&M, COS, and Aritzia buys of 2026.

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If you know me, you know that I love a good sale. Trust me—all the sales happening right now are good indeed. This, of course, can be quite dangerous for my bank account because my virtual cart is now overflowing with discounted gems that I don't want to pass up. Over the past 24 hours, I scoured the latest J.Crew, Gap, Aritzia, Nordstrom, and Shopbop sales, and with so many great options, I thought it would be fun to create a solid outfit idea from each sale section.

Below, you can shop my outfit breakdowns from each site. Every look I put together is perfect for winter 2026 and beyond. I included everything from standout coats and classic sweaters to cool jeans, trendy yet timeless shoes, and other must-have accessories. I aimed to keep each ensemble feeling effortless and chic. Plus, you can easily mix and match the pieces from each store. Keep scrolling to shop each outfit idea and take advantage of these stellar sales.

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I love a luxe-looking wardrobe and pieces with elevated silhouettes and elegant fabrics that make me look like I've jumped three tax brackets. Fortunately, as Who What Wear's associate shopping director, I've become rather good at sorting through the clutter and unearthing those pieces that exude maximum wealth but don't carry a hefty price tag. Hey, everyone has their special skills.

If dressing rich is your thing, then you've come to the right place today. I've spent some time combing through three of my favorite stylish and affordable(ish) retailers—Zara, Aritzia, and Reformation—to bring you some seriously chic shopping picks that make you look like you travel first class. These are excellent pieces if you're looking to update your wardrobe for 2026, many of which lean into this season's biggest trends. Keep scrolling to see the pieces that are sure to pique your interest.

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If you've been wondering where fashion people shop for winter coats, I have the answer. Spotted on the streets of Copenhagen, fashion person Ilirida Krasniqi wore two incredibly chic winter coats. The brand: Aritzia. The coats: The Constant Coat ($375) and The Cocoon Long Coat ($350).

Aritzia's Expertly Tailored collection is a master class in rich-looking silhouettes and luxe textures. I'm no stranger to a chic Aritzia coat (the SuperPuff is an editor favorite for surviving East Coast winters), but after seeing Krasniqi, I was inspired to shop the best Aritzia winter coats—elegant edition. See how Krasniqi styles her chic Aritzia picks, and browse some of the best winter coats of 2026.

Winter 2026 coat trends span elevated bathrobe-esque styles (think a belted overcoat) to draped scarf coats and the cape coat trend. Structured constructions like the double-breasted blazer and overly tailored long coats have also gained popularity. IMO, these contrasting trends only allow for more experimentation when it comes to styling a look. The best winter outfits are found through trial and error but always feel effortless and intuitive to your personal style.

Aritzia winter coats are the perfect playground to pair well-loved pieces from your wardrobe with something new and exciting.

Krasniqi's minimalist aesthetic suits the tailored nature of Aritzia's designs. Opting for a tonal scarf or sheer tights, Krasniqi elevated the simple silhouettes to feel luxurious and expensive. The best part is that Aritzia offers many affordable winter coats.

Scroll down to shop the best Aritzia winter coats of 2026, from tailored double-breasted blazer coats and the best of the scarf coat trend to chin-hugging silhouettes and long-lasting pieces. Transform your wardrobe into a fashion person's dream with these elegant winter coats ahead.

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The Constant Coat

The Constant Coat will be a staple in any capsule wardrobe. Take a page from Krasniqi's lookbook and dress it up with tonal trousers and a fitted turtleneck for a rich-looking monochrome outfit, or dress it down with a pair of bootcut jeans and a white tee for a model-off-duty look. The possibilities are endless.

The Embrace Double-Faced Coat

IMO, the scarf-coat trend has reached its peak with The Embrace Double-Faced Coat. It is elegance, grace, and class in a draped silhouette. I'd wear it with cigarette jeans, ankle boots, and a cashmere sweater.

The Cocoon Long Coat

The tailoring here is on full display, from the exquisite high collar to the darting that flows seamlessly into the pockets. Wrap yourself in elegance this winter with The Cocoon Long Coat.

The Slouch Coat

This slouchy overcoat is likely to be every chic person's favorite for its relaxed fit. There's an ease and breath to this coat. Wear it over any 'fit, and you'll look like a fashion person.

The Mezzanine Double-Faced Coat

I've yet to see a short coat with the same presence as its knee-length counterpart, but The Mezzanine Double-Faced Coat has made me rethink everything I thought I knew about winter coats. Its wide lapel and rounded shoulders look like something you'd find on a Jil Sander runway. Not to mention this designer-looking find is under $300—talk about a rich-looking, affordable winter coat.

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From the looks of my IG feed, we've officially entered ski season. The French Alps geotag is a hot-ticket item this time of year for ski (and après-ski) girlies. Fashion people from everywhere are flocking to the snow-capped mountains to participate in the hottest skiwear trends of 2026. Hint: Winter whites, faux furs, and cozy puffers are in. Before you can hit the slopes (or, in my case, prepare a cup of hot chocolate and cheer from the chalet), picking up a cool winter coat is a must.

Lucky for you, I've rounded up the best winter coats from The North Face, Aritzia, and ALO—shop 30 chic finds that I know fashion people would be into. Browse chic puffer jackets, affordable faux-fur finds, and more below.

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Below, you'll find the best winter jackets for cold weather from The North Face.

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The Aritzia SuperPuff is popular for a reason. If you're in the market, check out a few of the options below. I've also included a few of our editor-reviewed SuperPuff picks plus some chic wool options from Aritizia's Experly Tailored Coat collection.

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Shop a list of editor-approved ALO winter coats. Scroll on to shop chic puffers plus some affordable faux-fur finds.

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Living on the East Coast, specifically in New York City, I'm bracing myself for February's weather. We're already fully into winter, but anyone who's lived here knows the worst of it is still to come. February feels like the final push of the season. Maybe it's because it's genuinely colder, or maybe it's just that I've already been trudging through winter for months and am completely over it by then.

Investing in cold-weather accessories has made the biggest difference in how I've handled it over the years. I genuinely don't leave the house without being properly bundled, so earmuffs, balaclavas, and scarves have become nonnegotiables.

I looked through Nordstrom, Revolve, and Aritzia to find the best winter accessories worth seeing. Highlights from Nordstrom include the Cashmere Lined Leather Touchscreen Gloves and the Winter Kinna Mohair & Wool Skinny Scarf. At Revolve, standouts are the Ganni Soft Balaclava and the By Malene Birger Cowie Scarf, and Aritzia features a Cashmere Hood and matching cashmere gloves. Keep scrolling to see everything I found.

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If you live in NYC, there’s one retailer that inevitably comes to mind this time of year when you’re thinking about outerwear: Aritzia. The brand’s viral Super Puffs have become a winter uniform for a subset of New Yorkers—especially once January and February hit and staying warm becomes the only priority. It’s also the item shoppers eagerly wait to see marked down during the retailer’s annual Black Friday event.

This year, Aritzia’s holiday promotions include its Black Friday Sale and Cyber Monday markdowns. From Tuesday, November 25, to Monday, December 1, there’s 20% to 50% off everything—and even “a little something off The Super Puff,” too.

Beyond outerwear, Aritzia is also beloved for its wardrobe staples. Cashmere sweaters, cold-weather accessories, everyday basics, and pieces from the Sweatfleece and Golden Butter lines are all included in the sale. Standouts include the Essential Cashmere Relaxed Boatneck Sweater, Essential Cashmere V-Neck Sweater, Stiletto Wool Skirt, Cozy Sweatfleece Boyfriend Zip Hoodie, Golden Butter Essential Camisole, and Cashmere Tech Gloves—all of which you can shop below.

Not to brag, but I think I'm the perfect person to report on Sabrina Carpenter's most recent outfit, because I am also an owner of the Aritzia coat she wore—two of them, in fact. In what was the perfect fall scenario, Carpenter descended upon Central Park (amidst her string of shows at Madison Square Garden) on an ideal gloomy fall day in NYC, wearing the ideal cozy fall outfit. It was comprised of the aforementioned coat (more on that in a bit), a checked Guest in Residence scarf (which I now need), baggy jeans, pointed-toe boots, and a burgundy Celine 16 bag. I'd like to copy the outfit head-to-toe, and I luckily already have the coat to do so.

The coat I've been going on about is Aritzia's Slouch Coat, which has been my favorite coat for years, and I'm not alone in that, as it's consistently one of the brand's most popular outerwear options. The name is quite accurate as it has the most perfect slouchy fit imaginable. The double-breasted, lined coat is warmer than it looks without being isn't annoyingly heavy, and it's made of recycled camel hair and virgin wool. Translation: It's soft. Carpenter's iteration of the coat (it's also available in other materials) comes in at $375, which I happen to think is very reasonable for a coat of this quality, especially considering the price points I see for coats of comparable quality. Not only that, but it comes in three different lengths—a rarity for coats.

The Slouch coat regularly sells out each year as winter approaches, so do as Carpenter did and order one before that happens. Keep scrolling to do so.

On Sabrina Carpenter: Aritzia Babaton The Slouch Coat in (Re)Camel Wool ($375); Guest in Residence The Plaid Big Scarf ($245)

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There are certain items I always keep an eye out for during big sales. Designer denim is one of them. It's a savvy investment since a quality pair of jeans or denim shorts in a versatile silhouette will last you for years to come.

Agolde is a fashion-editor favorite (yes, every editor on our team owns a pair) and a brand fashion influencers love. I found out that the cool-girl brand is on sale at Aritzia right now, and you'll find massive discounts on some of its most popular styles, including the '90s Pinch Waist Jeans and Parker Jean Shorts.

The sale won't last long, so don't sleep on these fashion-forward denim styles from Agolde below.

Ask just about any fashion person where they get their favorite basics from, and more often than not, the answer will be Aritzia. It's no surprise why when the retailer has an endless offering of covetable, cool-girl picks. Many of these are on major sale right now until August 7, so it's the perfect time to scoop up favorites of your own.

I went ahead and rounded up the best finds from the sale below. I made sure to include a selection of dresses, tops, shorts, and some great denim finds from brands like Agolde. Scroll on to shop 25 discounted standouts from the Aritzia sale, and thank me later.

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It's been snowing more than usual in New York lately, and I guarantee that I'm not the only person in the city who's been stumped by the precipitation, which usually melts into slush by now but is instead accumulating—a lot. I don't own snow boots nor would I know how to style them if I did. So instead, I've been putting my not-safe-for-snow footwear through the ringer.

Everything changed though when I saw the below photo of Meghan Markle during the 2025 Invictus Games, in which she's wearing the winter boots I'd completely forgotten about in the chicest, most right-now way: tucked into a relaxed, non-skinny pair of white jeans. Suddenly, making a practical shoe purchase didn't feel out of the question for me. When I found out her exact Sorel boots were on sale, I clicked Amazon's big, orange "buy now" button right away.

On Meghan Markle: Aritzia The Super Puff Long ($350); Sorel Joan of Arctic Waterproof Boots ($159)

Specifically, Markle wore a tan pair of Sorel's Joan of Arctic waterproof boots, which feature a rubber, duck-like toe and tall, faux–trim. She styled the $159 shoes (down from $240) with white denim, a matching sweater, and a long, black Aritzia Super Puff coat, the perfect choice for a cold, snowy day in Vancouver.

Though the Duchess of Sussex is more accustomed to dressing for warmer weather since she and Prince Harry relocated to California in 2020, that doesn't mean she's not a master cold-weather dresser. The former actress spent years living in Toronto during her days playing Rachel Zane on the hit lawyer drama Suits. The family also briefly stayed in Canada before their move to California. Suffice it to say, Markle knows how to make a pair of winter boots look chic. And if it's Sorels she swears by, then it's Sorels I need.

Scroll down to copy Markle's snowy look while her exact winter boots are still on sale and in stock.

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As you can see from my headline, effortless elegance is my style mantra in 2025, and I'm determined to keep my shopping focused on pieces that reflect that sensibility. Think elevated basics, modern silhouettes, and quality pieces that are timeless in nature.

Building a refined-looking wardrobe sounds like it could get pricey, which is why I often turn to some of my favorite retailer's sale sections to do some digging. It's amazing to see the stylish treasures that can be found amongst all the marked down pieces. I turned to four retailers this week—Mango, Aritzia, Banana Republic, and J.Crew—all known for their chic and elevated offerings, and all of which happen to be having some big sales right now. After plenty of searching I found some incredibly chic and classy items that are guaranteed to add an elegant touch to my 2025 wardrobe. From classic coats to sophisticated knits, keep scrolling below for my edit of rich-looking finds that won't break the bank.

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When it comes to basics, my thinking is that they don't have to be boring to qualify as basics (although boring ones are essential too). Adding trendy basics to your wardrobe is a great way to keep it fresh with items that can be worn in multiple ways and with different items. There are certain brands that do trendy basics very well, and I've spotted a number of great options from three, in particular, that I need you to see.

Reformation, COS, and Aritzia are a few of my go-to brands for trendy basics, and as we shift our mindsets to 2025, I'm getting rid of my tired basics and taking stock of what my closet needs in the new year. Since sharing is caring, I'm divulging my best finds from each brand so that you, too, can do a little productive basics shopping.

Read on to shop 33 chic Ref, COS, and Aritzia basics that subtly reflect current trends while remaining wearable and versatile.

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I've been shopping at Aritzia for years, and I love it so much, but the inventory is so vast that I've yet to get my hands on some of its most popular pieces. But since I find myself in serious need of some new basics for fall and winter, I decided to embark on a little Aritzia try-on of the pieces I've had my eye on and/or always hear about.

In my cart were outerwear, sweaters, layering tees, trousers, and much more, and I got to try them all on for you. The pieces I'm highlighting here stood out for several reasons, and all are ones that I know I wouldn't regret buying and would wear on repeat. Keep reading to find out which fall and winter Aritzia basics I can 100% vouch for via my IRL at-home photos and honest reviews. Oh, and did I mention that Aritzia's entire site is on sale right now for Black Friday week? You're welcome.

Aritzia Effortless Pants

My Review: You've probably already heard about these famous pants, but if you've yet to try them, I'm here to fill you in. First of all, I'm 5'4", and pleated trousers are almost always puddle pants on me, but these in the regular length were perfect and I was shocked. They're slouchy but not too slouchy, so if you prefer a baggier look, I recommend going up a size (for reference, I'm wearing a size 4). Aritzia makes these in many different fabric options—some more drapey than others. (Re)ssential is a softly structured stretch fabric, which I chose in this chic heathered black.

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Aritzia Vogue Blazer

My Review: I love an oversize blazer, but I'm on the petite side, so I always proceed with caution. That said, I'm so glad I tried the Vogue Blazer. It's quite roomy, but I think what made it work is that it's not very long like some oversize blazers are. I recommend going down a size in this. I have quite narrow shoulders, and the blazer's shoulders extended past mine, but I didn't mind. It looked like I found it in the men's section—in a cool way. I would recommend going down a size in this (I'm wearing an XS). The quality is beautiful, as per usual with Aritzia's blazers.

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Aritzia Function T-Shirt

My Review: My mission to find the best T-shirts on the market never ends, so I had to try a classic tee from Aritzia. The reviews for this one are pretty great, as is the price, so I had high hopes. It's made of Pima cotton, so it drapes nicely, but it still has some structure to it, which I like. This tee will be a year-round staple in my collection, and I'm ordering a white one next. Trust me—you won't be disappointed.

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My Review: High-quality coats can be really expensive, but Aritzia has somehow made one of the best coats on the market for less than $500. The Slouch Coat (which I'm wearing in an XS) truly has the perfect fit—not sloppy, but with plenty of room in the arms and shoulders to fit a thick sweater. (There's nothing I hate more about a coat than when you can't fit a sweater under it.) The quality of this coat is amazing and it's timeless, so don't be surprised when you're still wearing it years down the road. The Slouch Coat comes in several fabric options and a plethora of colors, but this camel one is such a staple.

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Aritzia Plush Cashmere Oversized Crew Sweater

My Review: There are few things I love to wear more in the fall and winter than an oversize sweater, so to say I was eager to try this one is an understatement. I sometimes size down in sweaters, but opted for a Small for a cozy fit. It's extremely soft, comfortable, and luxurious, and I could see myself reaching for it time and time again throughout the season. It's also a thicker cashmere, so you won't get the wrinkles that are prevalent with thinner cashmere sweaters. Since Aritzia's Black Friday sale began, this sweater has been selling like hotcakes, so I wouldn't delay if you're interested in it.

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Aritzia '80s Comfy Denim Shirt

My Review: Denim shirts are certainly a trendy basic right now, but they're also just a necessity that never goes out of style. The first thing that blew me away about this shirt is how many washes it comes in (which makes it easy to pair with Aritzia's jeans for a denim-on-denim look). I opted for a size XS after reading the reviews, and it's the perfect fit—oversize but still polished. It's also made of nice, soft denim, which made me happy, as stiff denim shirts are not something I'm eager to wear regularly.

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Aritzia Homestretch Crew Longsleeve

My Review: I'd heard that this tee was great for layering (or on its own, of course), which is exactly what I needed. It's thin without being too thin and is opaque, cozy, and very soft. Plus, the ribbed fabric looks expensive. You could easily layer it under a sweater or fitted blazer. I went with a medium in this for a slightly looser fit.

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Aritzia Only Turtleneck

My Review: This turtleneck, which I also sized up to a medium in, is another great layering piece for winter. It's thin yet warm, and I loved the length and how fitted the arms are (without being tight). I'm kind of picky about turtlenecks and hate when the neck sags, but this one stays up, so it's a must-buy in my book—especially since it's $37. This gray color is a staple, but I'm ordering Bow Pink next to get an early start on 2025's powder-pink trend.

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Aritzia Butter Infinite Hi-Rise Leggings

My Review: Another thing I'm very picky about is leggings, but who isn't? The fabric can't be too thick or too thin, they can't bunch at the ankles, they need to have a high rise and not creep down during a workout, and they need to be magically flattering. Aritzia's Butter Butter Infinite Hi-Rise Leggings check all those boxes and then some. I own countless black leggings (most of which cost more than $62), but this wallet-friendly pair just became my new favorite.

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Aritzia Classic Mini Skirt

My Review: A slim-fitting miniskirt is one of my favorite things to wear with boots and tights in the winter, and this minimalist one instantly caught my eye. It's made of high-quality suiting material with a hint of stretch, so it offers both structure and comfort. Miniskirts are often too long for me, but this one was just right. I'm wearing a size 4, but I found it to run a bit small, so I'd recommend sizing up. I'll be ordering it in Heather Black next. The weight is perfect for year-round wear, making it a smart buy.

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I've been an Aritzia fan for years now. The brand has so many stellar basics and elevated pieces that are super versatile, which are two of the things I think about most when adding to my wardrobe. When taking a look at its newest arrivals for fall, I couldn't help but do a little haul.

The brand has really outdone itself this time. There are so many bohemian-style dresses and tops that have that classic, timeless Aritzia vibe that makes them super wearable, pretty lace tights, the perfect office-day pants, and so many more good finds, and it didn't feel right to keep them from you.

I rounded up the top 30 picks I've ordered already and am loving from Aritzia right now. Keep scrolling to shop them for yourself.

Ah, fall—the time of year when I literally wear the same outfit over and over again. While there are dozens of fall coats and bottoms I can be shopping as the temperature goes down, I rely on my timeless combo: simple, straight-leg denim and a khaki trench coat. While those two pieces may remain perpetually glued to my body throughout September, October, and November, I'm often changing out the tops and knits I wear with them. From chic denim button-downs to cozy cardigans, I'm in the mood to spice up my basics game this season, so naturally, I turned to Aritzia.

Since I didn't want to break the bank this season in between all the traveling and shopping I'm doing ahead of the holidays, I scoured the Canadian brand's site for hours to find the best under-$100 elevated basics and fall tops. Lo and behold, I've come up with 22 I can't peel my eyes away from. Browse my entire edit of affordable Aritzia fall items to shop below.

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For years, Aritzia was one of those brands that I only really shopped in person. The store in SoHo is beautiful (albeit very packed with excited Effortless Pant shoppers) and convenient, so whenever I'd pass it or find myself in need of something to complete an outfit, I'd just pop in and usually find an item or two to take home. But if there's one thing I've learned from years of competitive shopping, it's this: When it comes to big fashion brands, what's stocked in stores is only a fraction of what's actually available, and usually, the coolest (less commercial) pieces are online.

That is how I ended up sitting on my computer doing a 360-degree scan of Aritzia's website, scouring every inch of it to unearth those hidden discoveries that you can only find virtually. I went through every in-house brand with a fine-tooth comb, including Babaton, Wilfred, The Group by Babaton, and more. I also checked out Aritzia's third-party denim selection from labels such as Agolde and Citizens of Humanity. The result? Well, I'll let you find that out for yourself. But as a hint, it involves the 10 most-likely-to-sell-out Aritzia items for fall (and beyond).

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I don't know about you, but I, for one, am so excited for this upcoming fall. I'm ready to put away my strappy sandals and sundresses and bust out a great pair of jeans and a cozy cashmere sweater. Luckily, those days are just around the corner and my fall calendar is filling up fast. In preparation for a fall full of events, dinners, football games, birthday parties, and trips away from the city, I knew I needed to stock up on some stylish pieces. I turned to three of my favorite retailers—Reformation, Aritiza, and Anthropologie—and they did not disappoint. I found everything I needed, from chic black tall boots to pretty dresses to cozy sweaters to wear to work and on the weekend.

Keep scrolling to see which Ref, Anthro, and Aritzia items I'm ordering for fall before everyone else beats me to it.