Get out of a rut. You have to keep updating your look. If you’re still wearing big, boxy blazers, you’re aging yourself. Try a shrunken, cropped version.

NY Collection 3/4 sleeve jacket, $58; macys.com

Be mindful of hemlines. Too long and you’ll look dowdy, too short and you’ll look silly. The ideal length that’s most flattering on the majority of women is at or just below the knee cap.

Ann Taylor ponte pencil skirt, $78; anntaylor.com

Be comfortable, but not TOO comfortable. There’s no reason to wear big, baggy clothes or anything that resembles sweat pants.

Gap perfect khaki pants, $50; gap.com

Try night for day. Little touches of embellishment and sheen look very on-trend when worn during the day. You may not want to do these pieces in sheer fabrics, but anything else will look great.

LOFT sequin striped tee, $40; loft.com

Define your waist. No matter your size, a defined waist instantly pulls a look together, making it look more polished, and hence, more youthful.

Talbots satin puff-sleeve shirt, $90; talbots.com

Change your jewelry and accessories from day to day. Great style is often made or lost with accessories, and a very of-the-moment way to enjoy fashion. One, big statement piece is always a fashion show stopper.

Daniella Kallmeyer necklace, $395; styletryst.com