Finally, a “rich B” look for less.
Shopping maven Bethenny Frankel caught our attention this week when she raved on her Instagram Stories about the cute, airy athleisure outfit she was wearing. With summer on its way, we’re scouting lightweight essentials to layer now and wear solo later — and who better to get a tip from?
Luckily for our budgets, the “beyond comfortable” tank top she was wearing is an Amazon Essentials shirt that costs just $14 for a two-pack. Better yet, the tanks have a staggering amount of five-star reviews — over 55,000 — and come in so many pretty colors.
The styles are sold in sizes XS-XXL and are machine-washable. Plus, according to shoppers who are stockpiling them, they’re super comfy.
The cotton-modal blend, micro-rib fabric has elastane for stretch, which shoppers really appreciate. (Some prefer the slim fit for layering, while others size up for a looser fit.)
“These tanks are amazing! True to fit, so whatever size you are, and usually order for yourself, they will fit perfectly. They have a slight stretch to them, which is great,” reads one review, from a shopper who says she has six of them.
“They are slightly longer and have washed nicely, with minimal or no shrinkage,” the same person added.
The “RHONY” legend paired her tank with lightweight Waitfairy Cargo Pants — which are also an Amazon find, if you want to steal her look for under $40.
She declared them the “most elite airy workout pants.”
Also available in a wide range of colors — including neutrals, bright pink and a fun neon green — they have an elastic waist with a drawstring and pockets for everyday wear or heading to the gym.
One review reads, “These are lightweight and perfect for summer. They have some elastic to make them adjustable. I feel stylish and comfortable all day in these!”
If you want to dress like a celeb while saving like a pro, shop a few wardrobe essentials for less.
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This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
