31 Styling Hacks For Every Day of the Month

Whether you opt for a cap, a fedora, or a floppy boho style, a hat might just be the easiest way to make more of a statement with your style. So top off today's outfit with a hat you keep meaning to wear.

You can instantly make a strapless dress daytime — even workplace — appropriate by layering a t-shirt, turtleneck, or button-down underneath.

Liven up your look with bold patterns — and don't worry if they don't "go together." Just keep them in the same color family and have fun with geometric shapes, floral prints, polka dots, you name it!

Turn heads all day long when you add a flash of silver or gold to your daytime look. Sure, it's unexpected, but it works in more casual silhouettes (read: no microminis or tube tops) and looks great on heels or oxfords.

Inject a little pattern or texture and define your waist all at once; layer a cool scarf over your ensemble and cinch it to breathe new life into your tired looks.

These aren't the dresses over pants we sported in the early 2000s. This time around, the layered look is sleek and subtle. Add a tunic over pants at the office or try a floaty chiffon dress over leather pants for a night out. Let your imagination run wild with cool combinations to mix things up.

We're fierce leopard-print fanatics, but if you're just testing the waters, inject a little bit of the wild print on your shoes or a clutch. If you're feeling bold, reach for a leopard coat or dress and watch the compliments roll in.

Ground a feminine full skirt with the right layers to take it right into Winter.

Nothing says "fashion girl" more than the hair tuck. Let your jacket or sweater help style your hair; it might just be the quickest way to get chic.

Tights might be a Winter necessity, but there's no reason why you shouldn't have more fun with them. Try wearing a bright color or patterned pair today.

We always rely on our skirts and tights, but rarely reach for shorts to layer with our tights. Why not? Especially when Olivia makes them look so chic.

It doesn't take much, but even a little leather can go a long way to making your look feel cooler. And yes, you can totally wear it to the office, too.

Denim on denim isn't new, but you totally can make it feel new again with a snazzy pair of heels, a bright statement necklace, or a cool sweater layered on top.

No need to reach for grays and blacks just because it's the middle of Winter. Look for complementary colors and go bold with a colorblock outfit.

Matching sets are having a moment, which means it's time to get in on the fun. Show a little skin with a crop top and coordinating skirt, or add a matching top to a pair of trousers to channel the trend.

Crop tops can be Winter appropriate. Just keep the look more cozy than Coachella with heavier fabrics, a coat layered up top, or a tee layered underneath.

Channel your sharper style with pieces that look as if you've stolen them right from his closet. Test-drive a blazer, a smart suit, brogues, or an oversize button-down to get you started.

Embrace the turtleneck comeback. If it feels too stuffy, mix it up with cool layers or add sexy heels to give it a little edge.

We love this trick! Give a dress a whole new feel simply by adding a sweater or shirt to top it off.

Why not double up on shirts or try a vest? Experimenting with layers can give something as basic as a button-down a fashion-forward feel.

Transform bulky outerwear or define the waist on a billowy top with a belt! Anything goes as long as it's belted. Simple, right?

Sweatshirts aren't just for the gym. Add them to more polished pieces and stroll right into the office, we dare you!

We've told you you can wear navy and black together, but now we're challenging you to do it!

Whether it's a fuzzy coat, a fringed sweater, or a pair of calf-hair booties, playing with texture might just be the most interesting thing you do to your outfit.

You might still have to get out of bed and leave the house, but when you do, a pajama top or silky PJ bottoms can look just as pulled-together as "real clothes" with the right accessories — read: no slippers please.