13 ELLE Editors on Their Under-$150 Fashion Obsessions

It's perfect! –Samira Nasr, Fashion Director

J.Crew Short Sleeve Painter T-Shirt, $25; jcrew.com

Everlane's cashmere crew neck sweaters are my go-with-everything staple. They are the perfect length and thickness. –Leah Chernikoff, ELLE.com Editorial Director

Everlane The Cashmere Crew, $110; everlane.com

This Uniqlo orange windbreaker and Nike Dri-Fit orange short-sleeve running tee. The duo doubles as a girdle and I love seeing out-and-out nuclear orange! –Anne Slowey, Fashion News Director

Uniqlo Light Pocketable Hooded Jacket, $40; uniqlo.com

Nike Dri-Fit Contour Short Sleeve, $20;

I have only one pair in heather gray, but I take care of them like a family member. They are the only socks I fly in. Kate Moss has them in every color, of course. –Joann Pailey, Market Director

Brora Cashmere Socks, $75; brorausa.com

I first found these because I love Adrianne Ho and Sweat Crew. You would think that it would be tough to wear camo-print leggings, but these are the perfect combo of lightweight material and compression. Plus they have a giant butt pocket that fits my iPhone 6. –Julie Schott, ELLE.com Senior Beauty Editor

Sweat Crew Classic Leggings, $45; pacsun.com

Le Specs makes sunglasses that look like the kind you see on street style stars in Paris, or maybe Gigi Hadid walking around Soho: mirrored lenses, cat-eye shapes, two-tone acrylic frames, the cool stuff. I'd probably treat myself to a single pair if they cost the same as usual designer sunglasses, but because of their price range I've bought several pairs over the past couple of years. I keep a pair in each of my favorite handbags so I'm never without them. –Natalie Matthews, ELLE.com Senior Editor

Le Specs Sunglasses, starting at $69; lespecs.com

When the weather is nice, this American Apparel bodysuit is my go-to for pairing with high-waist shorts, pants, and skirts. Bonus, no bra needed. –Maria Dueñas Jacobs, Accessories Director

American Apparel Cotton Spandex Jersey Short Sleeve T-Shirt Leotard, $28; americanapparel.net

I've been buying them a size too big, cutting off four to six inches from the waist and then adding a hem. –Yashua Simmons, Associate Fashion/Menswear Editor

Champion Cotton Max Crewneck Sweatshirt, $35; dickssportinggoods.com

Is there anything worse than a sock drawer before laundry day? Home to worn-out orphans, mismatched granny socks, a pair of pilled tights you haven't worn since the Bush administration. Get rid of them all and stock up on these. They are way, way less than $150. It seems a little silly to be obsessed with something that almost nobody sees, but that's why these socks are so great. They are comfortable—somehow both structured and soft—and neutral enough to blend with any outfit. I don't know if the right-angle outline really helps to keep them up (as they claim), but I like the emphatic profile it gives them: These are uber socks. –Chloe Schama, ELLE.com Executive Editor

Muji Right Angle Socks, $5; muji.com

I grew up in the Bay Area, aka the land of performance fleece, so I love a good puffer jacket, fleece pullover, or anything else you can buy at an REI store. A sporty vest worn under a trench coat will be my go-to look this spring. –Justine Carreon, ELLE.com Associate Market Editor

Patagonia Nano Puff Vest, $149; patagonia.com

I really hate being cold...and I'm always, always cold. So Uniqlo's Heatteach clothing has become a huge part of wardrobe. If I made a pie chart of my closet, I would say that probably 25 percent of it would be Heattech. My favorite item from the rage is the turtleneck, specificially this one, which is extra warm, but also very thin. It's a perfect layering piece, ideal for tucking into skirts or pants. The white one is my personal favorite, as it's not see-through. –Ruthie Friedlander, ELLE.com Deputy Editor

Uniqlo Heattech Extra Warm Turtleneck, $25; uniqlo.com