Tis the season for New Year's resolutions, where we pledge to embrace our better selves in the year to come. And while many people look to work out more, or maybe change their eating habits, some of us might have different fish to fry. Think nailing a promotion, traveling more, or maybe spending more time with friends and loved ones. If "I don't have anything to wear" is standing in the way of what you want in life, these $100-or-under pieces will play wingwoman. Scroll through to see how a few simple wardrobe tweaks could change your life, no matter what your 2018 goals are:

Goal: go out with friends more

Sometimes a new top or piece of jewelry—or boots, velvet boots—is motivation enough to get off the couch and not cancel on plans.

1. MINI CROSSBODY BAG

Bigger and roomier than its brethren, so you can actually fit your stuff and keep it intact during intense dance-athons. Zara, $39, zara.com

2. COMBO TOP

The offspring of a sweatshirt and a bustier. Perfect. 1.State, $89, nordstrom.com

3. METALLIC SKIRT

Worn with a white or black sweater, it brings the festive. Gap, $98, gap.com

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4. OFF-THE-SHOULDER BLOUSE

Skin-revealing, but wrapped up in friendly plaid. Sanctuary, $89, bloomingdales.com

5. SATIN BOMBER

This + jeans and a tank = zero effort, high impact. Lulus, $69, lulus.com

6. STATEMENT CUFF

So glam, it renders additional jewelry moot. RJ Graziano, $38, rjgraziano.com

7. VELVET BOOTS

The low heel makes long nights way more fun. Old Navy, $45, oldnavy.com

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Goal: see the world

No need to pack craploads—just these versatile pieces for mountains or beach.

1. NEUTRAL SWEATER

It's got your back for a chilly hike, yet thanks to a slightly cropped cut and wide sleeves, it's fashion-y enough for a night exploring cultural institutions (read: trendy pubs). Forever 21, $25, forever21.com

2. VEGAN LEATHER WEEKENDER

Looks first-class fancy and will carry at least three days' worth of stuff. Sole Society, $75, solesociety.com

3. ONE-PIECE

It won't go out of style... oh, ever. Summersalt, $95, gosummersalt.com

4. SWEAT SHORTS

They double as PJs and beach cover-up. Aerie, $25, aerie.com

5. SLIP DRESS

Wear it in hot temps by itself; throw that gray sweater on top for nippier days. Evidnt, $79, lulus.com

6. SLIP-ON SNEAKS

TSA security, now less of a hassle. Nine West, $79, zappos.com

7. LIGHT SCARF

The fun print perks up a black coat or white sundress. Echo, $39, echodesign.com

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8. ALL-PURPOSE BOOTS

For off-road trails or city streets. Sporto, $60, amazon.com

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9. CHAMBRAY SHIRT

Pair with leggings, shorts, a swimsuit—this top knows no bounds. H&M;, $35, hm.com

Goal: move up the ladder

Ready to put your wardrobe to work? You want to stand out—in the most office-appropriate way, of course.

1. OXBLOOD TOTE

As serious as black, but more interesting. Apt. 9, $69, kohls.com

2. SLOUCHY CARDIGAN

A chic topper for when it's freezing inside or out. Madewell, $100, nordstrom.com

3. LEOPARD-PRINT HEELS

They truly go with everything (leopard is a neutral, people!) and always add the right amount of personality. Sole Society, $90, nordstrom.com

4. RUFFLED BUTTON-DOWN

A bit of edge gives you an edge up. Forever 21, $23, forever21.com

5. BOLD DRESS

What to wear to that important presentation or dressy lunch? This. H&M;, $70, hm.com

6. GOLD NOTEBOOK

Grab the sartorial mic in any meeting—coworkers really do notice your note-taking accoutrements. Poppin notebook, $11, jet.com; Ban.do pens, $14 for set of 3, bloomingdales.com

7. (FAUX) LEATHER SKIRT

New life for all your basic tops. Who What Wear, $30, target.com

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This article originally appeared in the January/February 2018 issue of Women's Health. For more great advice, pick up a copy of the issue on newsstands now!