$60 Reformation Jeans, $45 New Balances, and More in Anthropologie’s Sale on Sale

Stripes, skinny straps, and a scoop neck. Wear it while it’s warm, then pop a cardigan over it and keep wearing it as the air starts to cool.

Another delicate tank that works on its own in summer and under something with long sleeves in fall. This one is made of a cotton-linen blend.

Early fall may be the only time you can comfortably wear a short-sleeved sweater. Take advantage.

A crisp buttoned vest that reads as business casual with a pair of trousers or just plain casual with some jeans (I suggest a pair with a lighter wash).

Even if you already have plenty of classic button-downs, I’m willing to bet you don’t have one in pale mustard yellow with a soft-blue stripe.

This blazer-shirt hybrid with puff sleeves is weird in a way I really love.

Or there’s this stretch-linen blazer in a fall-ready cocoa-dust color.

I didn’t realize Bermuda shorts could be romantic until I saw these. Wear them in or out of the house.

These pull-on striped pants have a slight barrel shape. They come in a summery pale blue and this olive color that’s great for warmer fall days.

Perfectly neutral jeans: a dark wash, a straight leg, a mid-rise, and just a hint of stretch. The price is also great.

Or do a complete 180 with this Frame pair, which has a light wash, a wide leg, a high rise, and no stretch. Like the Reformation jeans above, these are priced to move and will go with pretty much anything.

Yet another great pair of jeans at an even better price. These are zero-stretch and have a wide but straight leg and a low rise.

These pants have a flattering wide leg and high rise. Even better, they’re made from Anthropologie’s proprietary Magic Fabric, which sculpts, stretches, and doesn’t bag out.

These no-fuss pull-on crêpe pants have a slight flare and come in chocolate brown, a nice change of pace from basic black.

Any end-of-summer weddings coming up? Or do you just want to feel like a flouncy, sexy flapper while bopping around the house? This is the dress for that.

This dress is utterly simple and so easy to wear, but the dark-pink gingham makes it look as though you actually put a little thought into it.

One of the best examples of a warm-weather date-night dress I’ve ever seen.

This Brigitte Bardot–esque linen dress has a curve-enhancing basque waist and is available in white and pale yellow.

This slinky dress has an ’80s silhouette and a fun print that makes me want to go out dancing.

Breezy, ethereal, and really nice as a post-swim cover-up.

Pair this with a pair of Vans or Keds and call it a day.

These come in six colors, but this brown gingham is my favorite. I’m also a fan of the square toe.

A fresh pair of New Balance for under $50? Okay!

Thisfaux-leather bag is big and slouchy and looks pricier than it is, even at full price.

I love the eye-catching cabana stripe on this terry tote.

Not a far cry from aCBK headband.

A phone chain is a superfluous accessory, but how can you say “no” to one that’s this cute and so cheap it’s practically free?

For your flowers.

For your plants.

For your orange juice (or mimosa, depending on the day).

These all-cotton (fill included) pillows come in four colors and are good on the bed or the couch.

This damask weave on gingham fabric is very pretty.

Pooky’s wittle Wobster wamp is vewwy cute.

I’m obsessed with this very grandmotherly chair, right down to its frilled hem.