24 Outfits That Look Even Better With a Headband

Headbands works for every type of outfit and occasion, and they especially pair well with simple looks.

Something in a neutral shade like black or beige will come in handy, and prove to be extremely versatile no matter what you have on.

Don't have an actual headband on hand? A knotted bandana or scarf looks just as great.

If your goal is to make your jeans and blazer combo a little less...boring, a headband will surely spice things up.

Sometimes, an all-black outfit with white sneakers seems too simple. This accessory will give your look a fun, Blair Waldorf vibe.

Reach for something that almost blends in with your hair color, or allow it to peek out ever-so-slightly, making things much more interesting.

Suddenly, your office-appropriate three-piece suit goes from structured and safe to street style ready.

If you're the type who can't stop reaching for the same old solids and darker shades, something leopard or polka-dotted is an easy way to test out prints and patterns and give old clothes a boost.

A one-and-done jumpsuit is the easiest outfit option out there, but a bold headband will turn it into a full, statement-making look.

Unlike a beret, a headband can be worn through any season, and is the perfect way to amp up summer outfits when layering isn't an option.

Slide a vibrant headband on in order to add a pop of color to an otherwise neutral look.

Just like a beaded necklace or drop earrings, a headband turns a breezy dress into a full, eye-catching outfit.

Even a sweater and joggers seem less casual when styled with a sleek, black option.

A puff-sleeve dress feels worthy of a formal event when styled with a pearl-embellished headband.

They'll give your look that additional "wow" factor, since they're pretty regal and crown-like.

If beads and sparkle aren't your style, go the super sweet and feminine route with a big (or small) bow.

Just like a hat, a padded option is an outfit-saver on days when all you can manage is a low bun.

Color coordinate with similar shades, or invest in a pre-paired set, like the dress and headband combos sold at Hill House Home. You can even match your mask to your look if you want.

Neons and other bright colors will be useful if you plan to color block your outfit.

When wearing multiple prints, a headband in a common color scheme can help to pull those pieces together.

You can also go the opposite route and throw on another fun pattern that features similar colors.

If you're looking for a timeless outfit that still shows off your impeccable taste, pair a basic black option with structured, beige and other neutral pieces.

A thick, material option will give your maxi dresses a '90s spin.

Don't feel like you have to settle for one big accessory. A bold headband can be worn with a western belt or statement earrings, too.