11 Dec Kmart Gift Guide: Stylish Finds Under $50

Buying clothes for someone can be a bit tricky. Unless you know exactly what they want, you hope they’ll like what you picked out and you really hope it actually fits. With the upcoming holidays, everyone’s in serious gift giving mode. Kmart has everything from home decor to fitness equipment, but did every think of picking up some stylish threads there? Well if you haven’t, you should.

If there’s a woman in your life, Kmart has you and her covered. Check my five top picks for fashionable clothes and accessories under $100.

Every woman needs a pair of flat riding boots for fall and winter and these are the perfect option. The neutral colors mean you can wear them with everything in your closet from skinny jeans to a flirty dress. Oh, and if you’re not willing to spend a ton of Chanel or Tory Burch boots, these are the perfect luxe for less option.

Attention Women’s Tori Riding Boot – $39.99

Besides a flat boot, a sturdy winter coat is a must for cold weather. And if you’re on the East Coast, you know how necessary a puffer coat is but who wants to look like a giant marshmallow? This coat pairs warmth with style and a handy belt that nips you at the waist so your figure isn’t swallowed up.

Attention Women’s Puffer Coat with Inset – $99.99 {on sale for $49.99}

A sweater is normally pretty boring but not when it’s cable knit, a bold red hue and has an oversized folded collar. It also come in three additional colors and even has a detachable faux leather belt.

Sofia by Sofia Vergara Women’s Cable Knit Sweater – $29.99

No gift guide would be complete with accessories. Chunky watches aren’t just for the guys. I actually prefer wearing a guy’s watch, but to get the look of a men’s timepiece, but with some feminine touches, this Jaclyn Smith watch is perfect with its silver and white links and rhinestone face.

Jaclyn Smith Ladies Silver Bracelet Watch with Stones – $29.99

For a bit of edge mixed with cuteness, this skull, rose and animal print backpack has you covered. I know some people haven’t rocked a backpack since high school or undergrad, but they’re great for lugging everyday essentials and as a travel carry-on.