Here's another fall 2011 look book you won't want to miss, MNG by Mango for JCPenney. In case you need a refresher, Spanish fashion chain Mango teamed up with JCPenney in 2010 to reach a broader audience of fashionistas in the U.S., and I really think they fill an important niche. I'm always looking to the MNG line for affordable pieces to include in my "Dress by Number" posts that you can't really find anywhere else besides H&M (and not every town has an H&M). The fall lookbook includes a number of covetable items, like a green shirtdress ($47.92), faux leather tote ($47.92) and a floral maxi dress ($95.92), plus updated essentials like denim, cardigans and lightweight jackets. I don't get the Tinkerbell tee at all but I'm willing to overlook that minor anomaly. Most pieces are available in stores and online at jcp.com beginning in August, priced mostly under $50 with nothing over $100.

What's catching your eye this season?

You know how sometimes you forget about a store, then revisit, and realize you want everything? Well, that's how I feel about Francesca's Collections (www.francescascollections.com), one of my longtime favorites for super stylish apparel, shoes and accessories, priced mostly under $50! Keep reading for 5 of my favorite finds for fall.

P.S. My friends at Francesca's recently emailed me to say "hi" (that was the reminder I needed to revisit their awesome site) and they offered to share an exclusive discount with you guys! Use code BUDGETBABE to get 30% off a single regular priced item (online only) good through 8/31/11.

1. Going Places Dress, $48
This dress reminds me of Tucker for Target with its casual, vintage feel. Add a cool belt, tights and boots for the perfect fall look.

The Simply Very Vera Wang for Kohl's fall 2011 look book is out, featuring 31 looks marked by graphic prints, rich textures and lots of layering. It's classic Simply Vera (we can say that now that the collection has been going strong since 2007): The tunics, the leggings (less than last season, thank goodness), the layers. And this season, we find these chic basics updated with modern elements of fur, chiffon, tulle and organza. In the past we've complained that the models do not mirror the customer but I guess the look book is styled for art's sake. Note that many of these looks are available in both petite and plus sizes. I didn't include detailed info on each item because there are so many pieces but leave a comment if you have any questions. Most items are available in September and range from $40 for a chiffon tank, $68 for a fur vest to $109 for sleek riding boots. I love the shoes - all of them!

Browse dozens more looks after the jump. How do you feel about this season's collection?

Kohl's just shared the entire Jennifer Lopez collection fall 2011 look book, featuring 26 ultra-femme ensembles inspired by Old Hollywood and models that were made to look a lot like J. Lo herself. The styling is questionable (hello, giant eagle statue) but, say it with me: If you look at the individual pieces, there's definite potential. I'm loving the wrap dresses and tweed puff-sleeve tunic. My favorite look seems dance-inspired, with an embellished pale pink tee tucked into a full black skirt. All in all, I'm excited to check it out in person in Kohl's stores nationwide and on www.kohls.com on September 7th.

Many more images after the jump - what do you think?

The entire Missoni for Target look book dropped on Friday, so by now you've had a chance to peruse all the looks and dutifully note which items you'll be purchasing come September 13th. Here's a look at the women's apparel (mouse over any image for details and prices). I'll probably buy at least one fashion "souvenir" from the collection (the cardigan above would look cute with a white tee and jeans) but I plan on doing the most damage to my wallet with the home decor. I've seen it all in person at the press preview and it's unreal. My entire home is going to be Missonified this fall and I can not wait! Okay, now back to the clothes - which pieces are on your must-have list? I'm dying to hear what you think!