Do you ever feel like you have absolutely, positively nothing to wear? Sometimes with a full closet, you’re still scrambling in the morning to pull together an outfit that’s just as functional as it is stylish, right? Here’s a tip: always pull your look together with a blazer; this iconic piece has endured the test of fashion’s time, decade after decade. Katharine Hepburn stood out wearing masculine blazers and suits since the 1930s, and Diane Keaton made a name for herself wearing menswear-inspired blazers in Woody Allen’s 1977 film Annie Hall. Thirty years later, the blazer is as popular as ever! From the oversize boyfriend jacket to a more fitted feminine silhouette, it will compliment the trends of this season and the next. Wear this go-to on days you want to look put-together, even if you don’t feel the part!

Hanii Y



You will radiate pure elegance with this soft grey blazer. A terrific number to wear during a meeting with your boss or an evening with your sweetheart.
Shopjinny.com, $125.50

Lux Little Brother



Add this laid-back tailored jacket to your closet for an inexpensive way to obtain sophistication with any outfit.
Urbanoutfitters.com, $68

Elizabeth and James



No need to exert yourself. This blazer is cool, calm, and collected just like you’ll be when you slip it on over a sexy dress or your favorite pair of blue jeans.
Pinkmascara.com, $400

Topshop



Plaid is back in a fierce way! The ruffle collar and peplum cut on this tartan jacket softens the look a bit while allowing the brass military buttons to stand out. Excellent for amplifying your curves.
Topshop.com, $55

Mike and Chris



With a double-breasted button front and blouson sleeves, this Mike and Chris jacket is a seamless mix of refinement and street chic.
Revolveclothing.com, $127

J. Crew



Create a ladylike ensemble with this honey glaze velvet blazer and a pair of full trousers. Belt your blazer for a different look and you’ll send a striking message to anyone who sees you.
Jcrew.com, $198

Alexander Wang



A statement must-have, this herringbone double-breasted blazer will work well with fitted black pants that hit just above the ankle and a pair of peep-toe booties.
Kirnazabete.com, $725

Ralph Lauren



Throw on this classic embroidered blazer with riding pants, a scarf, and smart flats for a preppy look that will exude equestrian cool.
RalphLauren.com, $290

Gap



An iconic menswear-inspired topper, this wool single-breasted blazer is a sure bet for fall. It’s simple yet full of style that will carry you from day to day.
Gap.com, $98

Balmain

Interests will peak with this outstanding military-style corduroy blazer; each button is even imprinted with a crest for that extra oomph.
Net-a-porter.com, $2,560