I Won't Go Near Basics With These Cheap-Looking Details

Fashion editors are all about these jeans for the classic fit an on-trend wash.

A pair of jeans with a wider leg will inherently feel more elevated and special.

The heavier-weight fabric brings a substantial quality to these jeans.

There's just the right amount of whiskering on these stylish mom jeans.

Yes, distressing can actually have an expensive feel if you choose jeans with forward details like a straight cut with a step hem.

The thick, cable-knit fabric has a much more expensive feel than something lighter weight in this case.

The balloon sleeves and slouchy fit is so elegant.

While this sweater appears more high-end with the fabric, it gets bonus points for the gorgeous color.

A wrap sweater is not only elevated, but incredibly flattering.

The button accents on this sweater give it a little something extra.

This slouchy check blazer seriously looks like it could be triple the price.

Toss this oversized blazer over anything for a polished vibe.

A camel blazer—especially one with a posh belt detail—will also feel sophisticated.

A check blazer like this one is cool yet refined.

A longline blazer is especially modern and will bring that elevated feel to a look.

Suede will always make shoes feel expensive (even if they're under $100).

It's the fashion-forward kitten-heel and luxe-feeling fabric that makes these booties so elegant.

The taller upper and block heel brings comfort to these stylish boots.

You just can't go wrong with a pair of pointed black ankle boots—always chic.

While suede is expensive-looking, shinier leather (or leather-like styles) is also particularly elevated-feeling.