The Tuesday trend is: Blazers! This is the one piece you need right now to add the finishing touch to any outfit.
A classic blazer offers instant polish to everything else in your weekday rotation. Wear it over pants, skirts, dresses or jeans, to pull your look together effortlessly.
A classic blazer is the best investment right now since it takes you from winter-into-spring and adds just that crisp newness to your wardrobe. It’s a great Monday through Friday staple, easy to style, and works even over a simple white T-shirt!
Everything on this list is under $150. We did the shopping for you to find the best styles, prices, and fabric choices, then added a few helpful hints on how to wear your new favorite wardrobe staple.
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This jacket has sleeves that are pre-scrunched up, so they work for people with long arms and always look perfectly bunched for that effortless casual style. Style Hint: This blazer has all of the elegance of a tuxedo jacket, so you can wear it from desk to dinner or an evening event with the matching pants. Accessorize with a cool belt bag.
If you prefer not to have a structured blazer, go for a knit fabric like this stretchy style, which allows your shoulders to move more freely. We love the bright color or bold buttons. Style Hint: On rainy or gloomy days reach for this in the morning to put some pep in your step.
This classic navy blue is a winner with single button front, welt pockets and back vent. The relaxed fit means it can go with everything you own, and works for casual or professional occasions. You'll want to live in this one, which is fine because it's machine washable. Style Hint: Scrunch up sleeves and pair with jeans, to make it look less like you just left a meeting.
We love the classic marine-style look of this woven double-breasted blazer, with notched lapels, light shoulder pads and engraved buttons. Style Hint: It can dress up a T-shirt and jeans or easily go to work with a fitted skirt, white blouse or turtleneck. You'll wonder how you got dressed without it.
Getting dressed is seamless with an oversized, double-breasted blazer. Fans actually note that it is more fitted than it looks, so no need to worry that the boyfriend style will overwhelm you or add bulk. Style Hint: Pair this light blue with other pastels for an overall softer look that takes you from now through spring.
Fine corduroy, meaning not heavy, will take you from weekend to work and from now through Spring! The navy classic is the most versatile of blazers. Style Hint: A popped collar isn't just for prepsters. Flip yours up whenever you want to show off the contrasting color lining.
This tweed blazer offers an update to your usual navy, but stays in the classic school of plaid you can wear to work, on weekends, or just about anywhere. Style Hint: Pair it with your favorite jeans and a white T-shirt to upgrade your usual uniform, and add a pop of read since the lining under the collar is red (so when you pop it, it shows). Order one size up since reviewers caution it runs on the slim side and they wanted more give in the arms.
Blue pinstripes gives off a more tailored look. Shoulder pads that aren't super severe help define your upper half. Style Hint: Button up the single button in front to make anything, even ripped jeans, feel more put together.
You'll never regret having a fun, printed jacket in rotation since it goes out to dinner as easily as it goes to work. Style Hint: Pair this pattern with a monochrome base color -- red or black or white, to keep the rest of your outfit relatively calm.
The shorter waist and double breasted style makes this option perfect for more petite women, since it won't swallow you up. It's linked with shoulder pads and has three-button cuffs to offer a finished look to any outfit. Style Hint: Wear over a dress, slacks or jeans, equally well.
One classic style is the no-collar cut, which means you get to choose whether you want to wear a simple white T-shirt under it, or a blouse with a big printed lapel, a sleek turtleneck or something even more elaborate -- basically anything goes. Style Hint: Because of its simple silhouette, pair it with an unexpected top, like a hoodie for that athleisure vibe that's still going strong.
A checked pattern, especially this large window pane, adds a "neat and tidy" vibe to your basic T-shirt and jeans. Work colleagues will turn to you to answer all their questions, because you'll look like the one who has it all together. Style Hint: This looks great over simple white, or denim, just keep the rest of your outfit neutral.
Plaid is still going strong and this boyfriend blazer can take you from work to a fun event like a concert or night out, wit a monochrome look underneath. Style Hint: Throw it over jeans and a black T-shirt or turtleneck to bring your basics to the next level.
The basic black blazer is an all-around winner. With front flap pockets, lining, a stand-up notched collar and a short, tailored cut it is perfect to wear in the office or out. It adds a crisp, collected and polished look to any T-shirt and jeans. Style Hint: For work, pair this short blazer with a full skirt, either print or solid, and blouse or turtleneck. Off hours it adds a little polish to your weekend basics, and push the long sleeves up to accentuate the casual attitude.
Feel like a boss in this classic style, gold-buttoned notch collar navy blazer. You'll feel dressed up and ready for anything with this double-breasted beauty, which literally goes with everything. Style Hint: This Loft choice does just as well in the office as it does out for drinks with friends or brunch on Sunday. You’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.
A bold pink jacket with tie waist is a fun break from the traditional tuxedo look. This soft fabric will keep you feeling comfortable but chic for any occasion -- even dressy. Style Hint: Wear it over a black dress for a fun pop of color and you’ll feel festive and flirty.
A bright green and navy tartan plaid adds a little classic fun to up your usual pieces. The longer length of this blazer makes it a perfect choice for the office. Style Hint: Mix this flannel with fabrics that you initially think wouldn't match, like something fun for a night out, like these faux leather pants.
Crisp white is now a year-round color choice, especially in cotton. Style Hint: Keep things minimal -- like black turtleneck and loafers, and come spring add a striped T-shirt to celebrate the longer brighter days are finally here.
The oversized blazer look is the ultimate in "boyfriend" chic, since the look could as easily be borrowed from your guy or or found at the vintage store. The longer pin stripe pattern on this jacket gives a fresh workday vibe, without all the stuffiness. Style Hint: Channel your '80s self and pair this with a long short or even bike shorts (everyone’s current obsession). Whether worn with a dressy pair of slacks, jeans or shorts, you'll have your new uniform set.
Blazers can often feel a bit too much like menswear at times, so why not brighten up your blazer wardrobe with one in bright pink? Style Hint: Pull the look together with pants that match. A striped tee is the perfect top to break up the monochromatic pink.
