We Rank 9 of Fashion's Hardest Mini-Trends by Difficulty

Difficulty: Hard
Sporting two mini bags is not as simple as carrying a practical tote and a crossbody—there needs to be some sort of method to your madness (i.e., the perfect color coordination) if you don't want to look like a try-hard.

Difficulty: Hard
Wearing a dress over your pants—yes, over your pants—may seem like a confusing exercise, but that doesn't mean it can't work. The trick here is to think about proportion: Your dress can't be too long or too short. Call it the Goldilocks conundrum.

Difficulty: Moderate
Donning a bustier over a button-down isn't nearly as challenging as trying a dress over pants, but it does require some thought. Choose a white oxford to create a stark contrast between your strapless top, whether it be a bold color or basic black. 

Difficulty: Moderate
This is the glamorous meets nonchalance look. It may seem like you just threw the stole on, but notice the perfect tonal approach of our street-style star. If you are worried about the piece moving around too much, cinch it with a belt. 

Difficulty: Moderate
It's hard not to sport a bandana without conjuring bandit vibes, so twist it before you tie it around your neck and let the ends fall where they may. 

Difficulty: Moderate
As die-hard fans of all things expertly tailored, this move is a bit out of our comfort zone. But there is something to be said for its laid-back appeal. Look for a style with cuffs, so you have the option to neatly roll up your sleeves if they start to drive you crazy.

Difficulty: Moderate
Layering a skirt over a dress is an easy way to get more mileage out of your one-piece wonders. A slit style is perfect for showing off what's interesting underneath. 

Difficulty: Easy
Call it the Kate Moss effect: We love a skinny scarf. Wrap one around your neck and pull over one shoulder for haphazard, rocker cool.

Difficulty: Easy
This is one of those styling tips that looks good on anyone. Replace the standard belt that comes with your coat with a leather one you already own. Call it instant chic.