1. The classic cotton-spandex strappy camisole ($24.50, 2 for $30) comes in black, white, and nude.

2. A halter ($24.50) with a built-in bra is ingenious for small-chested women – it’s just not worth wearing a strapless.

3. This long stretch tank ($12) has more coverage, so you can wear it on its own.

4. Hard Tail’s scoop neck tank ($54) has some extra detail, with a subtle textured stripe pattern.

5. The floaty shape and extra support make this camisole ($22.50) viable as a real shirt, not just a base layer.

Rich black suede, long fringe and a silver buckle make these flats ($225) feel glamorous.

This pair ($79) from Kenneth Cole incorporates the trend while still looking classic.

These camel-colored flats ($98) are a mix of preppy oxford and laid-back thong.

Statement-making Sergio Rossi heels ($850) are almost like a cool piece of jewelry for your ankles.

A totally simple sandal ($39.50), brought up to date with all-around fringe.

1. Balance the cuff and roomier leg on these pants ($69) with a chunky wood-heeled sandal.

2. If you’re long-waisted, tuck a slim black tee into these belted kakhi pants ($90) for a flattering proportion.

3. A good spring substitute for wool trousers, these lightweight pants ($40, were $58) are a steal for office attire.

4. Paige Black Label’s skinny ankle pants ($230) are fancy enough for evening, especially with metallic sandals.

5. The café capri ($79.50) from J. Crew has a classic, clean-cut fit and comes in eight preppy colors.

1. This twill trench ($103) comes in an unusual blue-green – perfect with white trousers till fall, when it’ll be just as appropriate with black or heather grey.

2. The details on this Mackage trench ($440) – like a thick belt and stan-up collar – make it look even sharper.

3. We like the contrasting buttons on this navy stretch canvas trench ($107).

4. This Simply Vera Vera Wang satin trench ($58, was $118) looks like it was made to throw over a black dress for evening.

5. If you insist upon black, this belted ¾ trench ($218) is a flatting, nipped-waist option.

1. These plastic sunglasses ($15.50) cost exactly what a fun, trendy pair should cost.

2. A bright patent hobo ($295) is work-appropriate thanks to the classic shape.

3. The iconic Jimmy Choo strappy sandal ($535), in fun neon patent leather.

4. Wear these lacquered bracelets ($5) all together with a shift dress, or mix one or two with chunky wood bangles for more texture.

5. A comfortable everyday sandal ($59) looks punched-up in glowing yellow.

These Roberto Cavalli heels ($330, were $654) would add a little sex appeal to just about anything, and we like the sleek finish and darker color.

Wear a gold braided belt ($9.50, was $12.50) to cinch a chiffon dress to channel a bohemian look or wrap it around a fitted black number for a glamorous night option.

This snakeskin-embossed envelope clutch ($68) is big enough to comfortably fit the essentials.

An easy-to-wear version of the gladiator trend, Bernardo’s Mars flats ($115) are a good choice with easy weekend dresses or beach-y maxis.

The clean shape of this Rebecca Minkoff satchel ($550) does well carrying off allover gold.
 

These on-trend gladiator-inspired sandals ($28) by Abaeté for Payless are ideal if you’re not ready to commit much cash to the trend.

We love the Lucite-and-wood heel of these Lela Rose for Payless wedges ($38) – it complements the navy satin so well.

If you’re partial to dark neutrals, even in spring, try a pink ballet flat ($25) to brighten up a casual outfit.

Swap out your black booties for canvas wedges ($25) when it’s warmer out; they look particularly cute with footless tights.

These cloth flats ($36), a solid addition to a spring work wardrobe, would look professional peeking out from black pants or trouser jeans.

Marc Jacobs’s quilted shoulder bag ($1,095) is the luxe designer version of this trend.

A versatile, classically shaped tote ($30) looks more original in quilted dark blue.

This patent leather bag ($289) comes with a detachable brass chain – carry it as a clutch or over your shoulder.

Lauren Merkin’s Edie Bag ($450) is big enough to wear to work, and the unique color still matches almost everything.

This quilted duffle ($25) is a good size for carrying around all day on the weekends.

The elastic panels on Delman’s Mona flats ($195) look like a cute design detail, not a concession for comfort.

These turquoise flats ($13) are perfectly simple and really inexpensive – a great combo if you’re afraid of committing to bright color.

A pointy toe and ruffles make this pair ($107.50, were $164) refined and office-appropriate.

We love this green color, and the well-placed cutouts at the top of Sigerson Morrison’s patent skimmers ($236.68, were $429).

The thick braid on these yellow flats ($69) lends a hint of preppy; they’ll add a clean, pulled-together feel to faded denim or cuffed boyfriend jeans.

Turquoise looks stylish and modern in tiny bubbles on the band of this moonstone ring ($150).

These drop earrings ($4) would make a laid-back low ponytail look fancier without being fussy.

This sterling silver oval ring ($45) is closer to the way we’re used to seeing turquoise – a little rough-hewn and surrounded by silver – but sleeker.  

This bohemian-cool bead necklace ($230) won’t look out of place on top of an all-black outfit or with professional work wear.

A big gold cuff ($475) with a big turquoise stone in the center will be statement-making with absolutely any outfit.