Rebecca Minkoff just dropped a ‘timeless and versatile’ QVC collaboration — and almost everything’s under $100

Effortless style is in the bag.

Rebecca Minkoff is renowned for making chic, wearable handbags, but the designer’s clothing also hits the fashion mark. Recently, the “RHONY” alumna collaborated with QVC on a new collection dubbed RM Studio x Rebecca Minkoff, a lineup of capsule wardrobe pieces that make getting dressed a cinch.

“My mission has always been to design pieces that women can actually live in — staples that feel stylish but still effortless and easy,” Minkoff tells Page Six Style.

Saying that she wanted her QVC range to be “timeless and versatile,” the designer added, “the goal was to create those go-to staples you’ll keep reaching for, whether it’s a blouse you can throw on for work, a jacket that transitions into dinner or separates that mix and match without much thought.”

The line offers inclusive, elevated staples like this cotton-blend puff-sleeve sweatshirt that’s available in an extended size range of XXS-3X (and it’s already selling out, so grab one fast if you’re a fan).

“At the end of the day, it’s about making great style something you don’t have to overthink and that feels within reach for everyone,” Minkoff tells us.

Made for women who want to look “pulled together without overthinking it,” Minkoff shared that the line is made for those on the go.

“She’s busy — maybe she’s balancing work, family, travel (or all of the above), but still wants clothes that make her feel stylish and confident.”

Case in point: this flowy blouse that’s available in solids and prints, which works for the office or an evening out.

Minkoff created staples that nod to this year’s trends but are timeless enough to stay in your wardrobe for years.

“[A] piece I love is our cheetah-printed denim with a matching jacket. We did it in both a brown and a black-and-white colorway, so it plays into that darker fall palette but still feels fun and fresh.”

So, how do her two clothing lines stack up? The entrepreneur says, “The DNA is consistent across both labels — you’ll still find that signature Rebecca Minkoff focus on timeless, versatile pieces with a modern edge.”

This varsity-inspired look can elevate casual ‘fits, but as seen here, it’s also chic with faux leather pants for an edgier take.

Minkoff’s new pieces are perfect for autumn. “Think tailoring, rich textures, versatile layers, and those deep, moody hues,” she says.

Of the ongoing partnership, Minkoff says, “The goal is to continue offering high-quality designer pieces at accessible prices, with more to come in the future.”

We love the texture and mix of fabrics in this jacket, which incorporates plaid tweed with faux leather accents.

A touch of stretch in the fabric makes these pants form-fitting yet comfortable — and they come in petite lengths, too.

Also available in cocoa and wine shades, the pants exemplify the easy dressing Minkoff sought to create with this line, at a more accessible price point than her namesake brand.

Tonal stripes add unexpected character to an easy-going long-sleeved tee. It’s made with 100% cotton, is machine-washable and has a drop shoulder.

Available in four colors, the draped-neck top will suit many different outfit options, from denim to pencil skirts.

While not a part of the RM Studio x Rebecca Minkoff drop, the designer’s bags can also be shopped at the retailer.

A perfect complement to the clothing, this wristlet also happens to be on sale for under $60.

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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 pinpointing the season’s next big fashion trends 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.