27 Banana Republic Factory Pieces That'll Make You Your Own Style Icon
Price: $40 (originally $80, available in sizes 24–33, tall and petite sizes, and three colors)
A shirt dress that'll keep you soft, airy and fashionable on hot days. It's fun to dress up with heels or down with sandals. Keep them guessing by changing the accessories.
Promising review: "Loved the dress in green stripes. Material is a nice heavy cotton, so not see-through. It was a little long on my 5'3" frame (more like a maxi dress on me), but I like the length that way. For reference, I am 117 pounds and got the XS. Highly recommend." —Mei L.Price: $52+ (originally $130, available in sizes XXS–XXL and three colors)
A trench coat for when you need to wear the equivalent of a jacket but elevated. It's so classic that you no longer need to yell "Go go gadget arms" in order to wear it.
Price: $138 (originally $230, available in sizes XXS–XXL and two colors)
A sleeveless dress because everyone needs an LBD. It's so infamous it has its own initials. Pair with rocker boots and take it to a new level of notoriety.
Price: $44 (originally $110, available in sizes 8–18 and two colors)
A pair of wide-leg jeans to perfect the trend. It's structured enough to prevent an overly baggy look, like something you may see Cam Newton wearing.
Promising review: "Love these jeans! They are so comfortable and have a nice amount of stretch while still feeling structured. However, if you're curvier in the waist, hips, and thighs, you may need to go 1–2 sizes up for the correct and most comfortable fit. Overall, the jeans are gorgeous and as soon as I bought one and tried it on, I ran back to the site to buy it in another color!" —AnonymousPrice: $54+ (originally $90, available in sizes 24–35, short-tall inseams, petite sizes, and seven colors)
A denim jacket with a sleek new design. The flat yet detailed exterior with only two side pockets will have everyone asking," Where did you buy that from?"
Promising review: "Extremely well-made with cool buttons. Side pockets are generous. Would buy again." —Lena P.Price: $56 (originally $140, available in sizes XXS–XXL and two colors)
A button-up shirt to give an infusion of colors to the standard work top. It's also great for the one hem tucked in style, bow tie, wrapped version, etc. Question: Will this top also bring back wearing work attire in the club?
Price: $32+ (originally $70+, available in sizes XXS–XXL and 18 colors)
A crepe top that the slits on the sides are giving full "I'm that girl" energy. The soft, stretchy, and airy sleeveless option will keep all eyes on you.
Promising review: "Good feel, good quality, heavy material. It can be dressed up or down depending on the attire and accessories. I love the color navy." —Banana Republic Factory CustomerPrice: $33 (originally $55, available in sizes XXS–XL and three colors)
A midi skirt so you can be the most stylish AND comfortable lady at church. It flows from dressy to casual hang in a simple twirl.
Price: $55+ (originally $110, available in sizes XS–XL and four colors)
A short-sleeve top that'll put a twist on a basic white tee. The rousing at the bottom and variety of colors will allow convenience to transform from corporate to funwear.
Price: $30+ (originally $50, available in sizes XXS–XXL and four colors)
A pleated skort because who doesn't love having this in their closet? This revamped '90s design with pleated front and on-seam pockets, it's hard not to think it's just a skirt.
Price: $35+ (originally $70, available in sizes 0–18 and two colors)
A pair of shorts that is giving the soft life. It's amazing how a touch of spandex and an array of colors will make you feel...especially if you're heading to the beach or pool.
Promising review: "These shorts are great looking and comfortable!! Love the look and rose color, so cute, also true to size." —PeggyPrice: $30+ (originally $60+, available in sizes XXS–XXL and six colors)
A maxi pieced denim skirt to show the previous versions who is boss. The actual split in the back was much desired — no need for bedazzling this anymore.
Price: $60 (originally $100, available in sizes 0–10)
A V-neck cardigan for those breezy summer evenings when it's chilly, but not too chilly that you need a jacket. How perfect would this be with a cropped tube top, tee, or tank?!
Price: $100 (available in sizes XXS–XXL and three colors)
A pair of stud earrings that'll give any outfit some sparkle. It's our little secret that it's cubic zirconia.
Price: $30 for a three-pack (originally $50)
A pair of cargo joggers because you can't wait to pair them with heels, sneakers, or slides. The super soft fabric, slender structure, and roomy cargo pockets make this athleisure piece a home run.
Promising review: "These are so soft and create an elevated and stylish, easy outfit!" —AnonymousPrice: $35+ (originally $70, available in sizes XXS–XXL and six colors)
A mini skirt that is a summer icon taken to a new level. The two large front pockets, tortoise buttons, and gorgeous yellow shade give an actress vibe. It's also made with a linen-blend fabric, so you'll stay cool and comfy while you're out.
Promising review: "Perfect length and fit. Fabric is so nice and breathable. A closet staple! Per usual the quality is top notch and tailored to accentuate our figure. What a gem of a piece. Thank you." —Kelsey S.Price: $35+ (originally $70, available in sizes 0–18 and three colors)
A three-chain necklace set to stay on trend with layering delicate chains over your decolletage. It is the final piece to transform your outfit from basic to upscale.
Promising review: "This is what I was looking for to layer with another necklace I have. For the price, it is a great trio that can be worn separate or together. (Or with something else you already own)." —Jennifer APrice: $27 for a three-pack (originally $45, available in two colors)
A pair of hypoallergenic, gold-tone curve-hoop earrings because they're a staple in every IT girl's jewelry case. It's plated in gold, so it's bound to impress.
Promising review: "Love these! Very classic and make a casual or dressy outfit complete. They are lightweight and not too large!" —AnonymousPrice: $24 (originally $40)
A collarless blazer for when you need to shake the scene up. With the lapel and waist darts, hook and bar front closure, and butterfly hem, people will think it was custom-made.
Promising review: "I don't ever write reviews, but I absolutely love this blazer and the matching pant. I'm 5'10" and the cut is long enough without looking sloppy. Love both the black and green colors." —CMYPrice: $102+ (Originally $170, available in XXS–XXL, petite sizes, and two colors)
A pair of hypoallergenic faux-pearl earrings to keep it elegant but spicy. The delicate and lightweight loop through the earrings will always have a heavy stare factor.
Promising review: "Simply elegant, long, and moves with your every movement." —MiMiPrice: $30 (originally $50)
A one-shoulder midi dress for all the summer special occasions you have coming up — you'll be all set for a garden wedding, friend's birthday dinner, and anything else on your calendar.
Promising review: "Love this dress! The length is perfect and the one-shoulder style makes it look so stylish. The fabric feels great and fits really well. I got lots of compliments when I wore it. Definitely a great buy!" —AnonymouosPrice: $84+ (originally $140, available in sizes XXS–XL, petite sizes, and four colors)
A vegan purse to carry everything but the kitchen sink in it. The soft vegan leather and magnetic closure will make you forget you have so much stuff in there.
Promising review: "Love this tote for everyday errands." —Nicole R.Price: $62.50+ (originally $125, available in four colors)
A quilted sweatshirt for the days when you're experiencing four seasons in one day in a hoodie just won't do. This shirt can be layered in colder weather and is light enough to wear by itself with rolled up sleeves and stay cool. You're welcome, Midwesterners!
Price: $14.97+ (originally $70, available in sizes XXS, S, L–XXL and four colors)
A pair of sunglasses because who doesn't them? This oversized pair with intricate wavy arm design screams, do not disturb, I'm busy looking fashionable.
Promising review: "I thought they would be too big or heavy. I was wrong. They look great and I'm so glad I took a chance and bought them." —Stephanie T.Price: $42 (originally $70, available in three colors)
A metallic sneaker that never disappoints. Whether you are wearing with a ball gown or simply hanging out with friends, no one will ever know you just didn't want to wear heals tonight.
Promising review: "From the first time I wore these shoes, they were comfortable. I purchased them to wear on a trip to Savannah. The color is a lovely cream-white. The shoes go with more outfits than I could have imagined. A definitely good buy." —Melissa E.Price: $40 (originally $80, available in sizes 7–10 and two colors)
A pair of wide-leg linen-blend pants because you always need to look resort-ready. The sleek flat front panel and pull-on style pants will at least make you feel like you're at the beach.
Promising review: "They are longer on me than what the model shows as length, but I love them and they wear so well. Perfect for casual day, beach wear, movie, anytime, anywhere." —Sherri D.Price: $48+ (originally $80, available in sizes XXS–XXL and 10 colors)
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