Get Ready to Swoon Over These Under-$70 Summer Pieces

This button-down blouse is the definition of easy dressing. Pretied and lightweight, you can throw this piece on with anything from pants to a skirt to shorts. The best part? You don't even have to worry about tucking it in!

Wide-leg pants are a must, no matter what time of year it is. Polished and chic, they dress up a casual tee but also pair beautifully with a fancier top for work or a special occasion. The floral print and breathable fabric make these completely Summer-ready.

Versatile and flattering, this printed shirtdress, which features a fierce side slit, will give you plenty of mileage all year long. Style it now with sneakers or platform sandals and later with booties and a leather jacket.

You'll find yourself reaching for this basic striped tank again and again all the way through Fall. It can be worn tucked in, tucked out, over a swimsuit, under a denim jacket, or all on its own. In addition, the rainbow colors are so on trend!

While shorts can be extremely casual, this yellow pair is smart and refined. The bow detailing adds an extra touch of sophistication, rendering them acceptable enough for work or any business casual setting. In fact, it's hard for these shorts to not look fabulous — we even love them with a plain white tee.

Available in a variety of colors and prints, this printed tank is your answer to on-trend dressing while staying on budget. While the elastic smocking is so "now," it's also super flattering. Pair with jeans, shorts, or a skirt depending on the vibe you're going for, and get ready for the compliments!

With a nautical flair and sweet front buttons, these navy shorts are a step up from denim shorts. Still endlessly versatile, they're the type of shorts you can effortlessly dress up with wedges and a ruffle blouse or quickly throw on with a graphic tee and sneakers when you want to look extra put-together.

Breathe fresh air into your Summer wardrobe while combating the frigid AC setting in the office with this sunshine yellow blazer. Don't be intimidated by the bright hue either; think of yellow as a neutral and pair it with any color of the rainbow.

Classic with a twist, this red tank top makes a fantastic layering piece, but can also be worn solo. The hue itself is a true standout, and it works especially well for BBQs and Fourth of July parties. Rock it with denim anything and you're good to go.