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POPSUGAR FashionSource: One-Minute Makeover: Put a Cap on It

The easiest way to perk up your look? Today's fashion tip is incredibly easy: put a cap on it. We first started seeing sporty hats last year, and from the looks of these polished street stylers below, the trend is still going strong. Not only will this trend add a tomboy tilt to any look, it's the perfect remedy for bad Winter hair days. Try pairing a sleek leather rendition with a floral or printed dress for a fun play on ladylike-meets-sporty, or style a bright baseball cap with boyfriend jeans, a slouched tee, and oxfords for an effortless, off-duty look. Any way you spin it, it's a no-brainer in our style books. Shop our editors' picks to add an instant pop of cool to your cold-weather getup now.


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How to Wear One Bright Little Dress Now (and Later!)
One-Minute Makeover Tip: A Furry Collar Could Make All the Difference
How to Work an LOD - Little Orange Dress - Like a Pro

Source: How to Wear One Bright Little Dress Now (and Later!)

With Spring on the horizon, we're shopping for pieces that will give our wardrobes a refreshing update. With that in mind, we scoured the virtual racks and came across this amazing Finders Keepers pink dress ($130). The hot-pink hue is right on trend for the new season, and we adore the cute collar detail. Even more, the price is just right. To help you kick off Spring (and make the most of your purchase!), we're showing you two ways to wear it now - and later into the warmer months ahead. While it's still chilly outside, bundle up with an anorak, tights, and ankle boots. Come Spring, shed your cold-weather layers for a pair of sleek sandals and a bright statement necklace. Inspired? Just shop all the pieces below.

Shop from left: Mango metal hardware coat ($130), Tom Binns clash earrings ($132), Barneys fur tube scarf ($179, originally $295), Giuseppe Zanotti buckle boots ($696, originally $995), Finders Keepers Mood For

POPSUGAR FashionSource: How to Work an LOD - Little Orange Dress - Like a Pro

Although the little black dress is a seasonless closet staple, a slew of Hollywood's hottest been spotted donning little orange ones instead. And let's just say, the bold color swap has us second-guessing our own current go-to dress choices. Not only does this high-octane hue complement most skin tones, but with a few easy styling tips, the LOD can be the star of your wardrobe year-round. Follow a few simple tips to beat the Winter blues in your favorite LOD.

• The Trendsetter: To inject a cool-girl - but never overdone - tilt to your LOD, add a leather jacket, caged sandals, and a statement necklace into the mix.
• The Sophisticate: Evoke a a seriously chic vibe with ladylike details, such as a cowl-neck collar or demure hemline, then pair your little orange dress with ankle-strap sandals, a black belt, and dainty jewels. If you're feeling extra glamorous top it off with a plush fur coat.
• The

FabSugarSource: One-Minute Makeover Tip: A Furry Collar Could Make All the Difference

In our mission to stave off wardrobe boredom, we're bringing you another edition of the one-minute makeover - and today, it's all about adding luxe with a fur (or faux-fur) collar. Maybe the truest testament to its styling power is in the street-style shots below, just a few of our community members who've proven that this textured little add-on could be your outfit's new best friend. The tricks to making it work (and they're easier than you think) are all below. Read on to refresh your style in 60 seconds or less:

• Don't think of the furry collar as a statement piece that you reserve for special occasions. The beauty of this piece is that it goes with everything. Add it to your casual outfits for a bit of textural intrigue, and further the glamorous feel of a cocktail dress with one for a night out.
• Swap your everyday scarf for a fur snood. It won't just keep you warmer than your average Winter

Source: How to Turn Your NYE Dress Into a Winter Wardrobe Staple

So, here's what happened: you got a little pressed for time on New Year's Eve and ended up having to run into the nearest store to find a last-minute look for the night. In a panic, you grabbed the first sequined minidress that caught your eye and convinced yourself that you'd wear it well after the countdown to midnight. Now that the party is over and the celebration has ended, you're basically stuck with a glittery piece of history - but what do you do with it? If, like us, you're all about making the most of what you've already got, just see how we've styled up a party-ready sequined dress to serve you well for work and the weekend - and turn that eleventh-hour purchase into an unexpected wardrobe staple.

Work: Daytime sequins were a serious hit on the Spring runways, with designers like Reem Acra, Fendi, Tracy Reese, and more showing off how to make the shiny stuff work at the office. Make your NYE dress office-ready

FabSugarSource: Don't Pass on Prints: How to Put a Fresh Spin on Your Winter Florals

To some people, feminine florals are an inherently springtime trend, but designers like Rag & Bone, Valentino, and Proenza Schouler all showed a bevy of bold flowered prints on their Fall runways - ushering in a new, unexpected look for the cold-weather months. Recently, we saw some always-stylish celebs getting in on the movement, so we've styled up three outfits that incorporate Winter florals in a way that will have you rethinking your seasonal pattern rules. Read on for a few floral-mixing tips, then click here to see and shop our editor's picks.

• Dressy florals aren't a new concept by any means, but we love a sultry take on red and black romanticism. Style up a fitted floral dress with black tights and a contrast coat, then accessorize with sexy studded booties and a chain-strap bag.
• Put a spin on the girlie floral button-down blouse by making it party-ready with a black peplum miniskirt. Slip on a

FabSugarSource: 3 Festive Finds - and How to Put Them to Good Use When the Party Is Over

There's a lot of buildup that goes into the party season. Not that we don't love all the outfit planning, but it can be a bit of a letdown to find that perfect party look only to realize you probably won't be wearing it again (or at least anytime soon). Those can be some big investments for one-time-only wear, so to save you from any buyer's remorse that might settle in when the party ends, we're showing you how to put those pieces to good use well after the holiday season. We scoured the market for three of our favorite seasonal pieces - then we put them to the test with a party-perfect look and a look to wear long after the ball drops. We're pleased to report that each of these pieces easily pulls double duty.

• Party Pants: Yes, jacquard pants like this Tibi Anais Jacquard Skinny Pant ($485) were just about made for party season - but don't underestimate their versatility. You can amp them up with a

FabSugarSource: Winterize It: 5 Miniskirt + Tights + Boot Combos to Try Now

Just because it's frigid out doesn't mean your poor little miniskirts have to suffer in the back of your closet. It's time to dust them off and add them to your Winter rotation. How so? By pairing them with tights and boots. But not just any tights and boots - ones that will really elevate your skirts to a whole other level. This is the time to experiment with colors, textures, and prints. We're talking taking your holiday-ready sequin miniskirts and tempering them with gray tights and ankle boots and adding a pop of color to your printed minis via bright-red boots. There's way more amazing combos to try, so check out five miniskirt, tights, and boot outfits we've put together just for you.

• Every girl should have a leather miniskirt in her arsenal. Spice it up for Winter with red tights and gray lace-up booties.
• Who said sequin skirts are only good for the holidays? Wear yours with gray tights and black suede