Updating a tired summer closet

Stylist Julianne Costigan offers three ways to inject some fashion newness (under $200)

After packing away your sweaters and pulling out your old summer clothes, you may have noticed some gaps in your closet where the season’s fashion trends should be.

The key is to have a good base of classic spring/summer staples and complement them with a few on-trend pieces that resonate with you most. But ensure these pieces will have longevity in your wardrobe. Start small with an accessory or purchase the item in a more neutral hue so that it can be adapted season after season.

And although the trends are often dictated by luxury designers, there’s always a way to achieve a fashionable look for an affordable price, and that’s what I’ve done for you, by putting together three of-the moment looks.