The belt is the lowest-price piece in the collection and one of the highest-impact. A structured belt cinched over a blazer, a trench, or a midi dress immediately defines the waist and gives the outfit a more intentional, editorial quality. This is the piece you add to outfits you already own to instantly upgrade them. At $16 it’s the easiest yes in the collection.

Style it:  Over the trench belted at the waist. Over a blazer worn as a dress. Over a wrap dress to add structure. Literally anything you own that could use a waist.

How To Build A Full Devils Wear Prada Look For Under $100

This is where the collection gets really interesting. Because the pieces are designed to coordinate, you can build a genuinely editorial, intentional outfit for a fraction of what the aesthetic typically costs. Here are three combinations:

The Full Power Suit:  Blazer ($54) + Suiting Trousers ($44) + Statement Belt ($24) = $122. Or under $100 if you size into the mid-range pricing on each. This is the ‘I have a meeting and I intend to win it’ outfit.

The Editorial Everyday:  Coordinated Denim Set ($42) + Statement Belt ($16) + Red Pumps ($34) = $92. Denim-on-denim with a red shoe is the look fashion editors have been doing for years. Now it’s accessible.

The Movie-Night Moment:  Structured Midi Dress ($46) + Red Pumps ($34) = $80. Wear this to see the movie on May 1 and be the most dressed person in the theater. Which is the whole point.