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4 Affordable 2-Piece Sets That Make Getting Dressed So. Much. Easier.

Call me lazy, but I love an outfit I don't really have to think about. Correction: a stylish outfit I don't have to think about, like a two-piece set, whether it's a matching top and skirt, blouse and pants, or tank and capris. Sure, certain coordinating separates can feel a little loungewear-esque, but in my opinion, that's one of the draws - the inherent ease and simplicity of matching pieces means I can reach for whatever eye-catching set tickles my fancy, add in a few accessories, and head out the door feeling comfortable and put together (and without that 15- to 20-minute try-on period where nothing is working and you default to a t-shirt and jeans or whatever your hurried formula is). I especially love a two-piece outfit for travel when I want to look like I put a lot more effort into my look than I did (#stylehacks).

Two-piece sets are also great because you can mix and match coordinating pieces with other staples in your closet when you're not in the matchy-matchy mood, whether you want to offset a feminine top with jeans, pair a midi skirt with a ribbed camisole, or team a ruffled tank with shorts. There are so many options when it comes to coordinating sets, which equates to a lot of bang for your buck, especially if the two-piece set you choose is super affordable to begin with, like the four sets ahead from the POPSUGAR collection at Kohl's.

From nautical stripes to floral prints, ahead, witness four two-piece sets from the POPSUGAR collection at Kohl's, and shop each piece for $45 or less. Then, for more easy Summer outfit ideas, head over to The Outfit Bar at Kohl's, where you'll discover a range of affordable looks to get you through the Summer months in style.



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