Back in middle school, I was all about the wide belt. A patent leather belt, at least 3 inches wide, was the perfect accessory to give my outfit the chicness of a Hannah Montana extra and accentuate my nonexistent, middle schooler curves. And don't even get me started on my adoration for wide belts post-The Devil Wears Prada. Anne Hathaway rocked the you-know-what out of those belted looks, and for such a long time I was sold that that was the epitome of fashionable accessorizing.

If you live in LA and you consider yourself mildly cool (and even if you aren't either of those things) you need an army jacket. There's no better cool yet casual jacket style, and there are so many chic versions out there!

Corseting is typically reserved for undergarments, but designers are breaking all the rules these days. Case in point: I just wore a corset-detailed dress for Easter brunch. Not exactly boudoir material.

H&M Top | Le Specs Sunglasses | Blank NYC Jeans | Topshop Purse | by the way. Dress Endless Rose Top | Soludos Shoes | Forever 21 Skirt

Cute clothes are hard to find, but lucky for you I've rounded up some of my current spring favorites that are all under $100—because chic style shouldn't cost a fortune to achieve!

I'm really digging blush pinks and baby blues right now, with plenty of off-the-shoulder playfulness and woven textures. When springtime rolls around, that's when I'm feeling all the feminine details, like ruffles, fit and flare dresses, and pretty pastels.

Whether you're jetting off to the Italian countryside soon or just need to mix up your weekend style, all of these pieces are just too good! And since they're all under $100, you don't have to stress about splurging on a trendy piece.

Here are some more of my favorite budget-friendly fashion finds: