Welcome to the worst-kept secret: my Amazon fashion wishlist. Sorry, no baking essentials or household cleaning products today, but perhaps another time? Those things are equally important, but for now, I’m focusing on the wearable finds that have my heart and cart overflowing, and, as always, there’s quite a lot to digest. Not sure how it happened, but once I get started scanning the ‘Zon, things have a tendency to get out of control!
From new (and kind of random) trends to basic-but-important essentials to affordable swimwear gems and everything in between, below you’ll find 26 highly reviewed and highly stylish summer must-haves. All—I actually just realized—are conveniently under $100 and, oftentimes, well under. To get started scoping out my picks and building a covetable-and-affordable summer wardrobe, just keep scrolling friends.
I’m not the best at DIYs, so I’ll be buying my tie-dye this season.
Bike shorts are one of my favorite bottoms to wear around the house right now.
All the cool girls are wearing them.
Have you heard anklets are back?
Summer and ribbed tanks go hand in hand.
You can never go wrong with Hanes.
My only question is whether I should get them in white or black…
I have a thing for pajama sets, and this one looks perfect. Plus, it has amazing reviews.
The more the merrier.
I already own these but love them so much, I’m compelled to buy another three-pack.
Yes, you’ll want to wear these.
I plan to wear tube tops with sweatpants and jeans this season, and this $6 style will do the trick.
These under-$100 jeans look better than most designer pairs.
I’ll be living in these come summer.
Trendy but not too trendy.
I love a good pareu, and a mini style is always my first choice.
Next up, the matching pants, of course!
Now you’re set.
The perfect color for summer.
A white hoodie has an unexpected polished quality.
Another fashion-girl favorite right now.
These look like a dream.
Basically an essential.
For days when it’s too hot for pants.
I love this neckline so much—I had to include both colors.
