GIRLS
1. Sequined heart
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Give a whole new meaning to the saying "wear your heart on your sleeve" with this sparkly, sequined pin. Bonus, it doubles as a hair clip. (Ban.do, $15)
2. Wild shoelaces
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Boring black shoes or sneakers become decidedly more fun with a pair of brightly patterned laces. (Little Miss Matched, $7)
3. Fancy ponytail holders
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Ponytails are practical, but that doesn't mean they have to be boring. Glam it up with these embellished elastics. (Anthropologie, $16)
4. Patterned tights
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As soon as the temperatures drop, tights will be essential. And who doesn't love a polka-dotted version? (Forever 21, $3)
5. Animal print scarf
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Scarves are a back-to-school essential. Not only do they add some color, they also help with those over-air-conditioned classrooms. (Old Navy, $13)
GUYS
6. Colorful belt
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Whether it's necessary to hold those khakis up or not, a bright belt is one of the easiest way to personalize a uniform. (Urban Outfitters, $29)
7. Cool watch
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Watches might be less popular thanks to smartphones and iPods, but this preppy grosgrain watch is a back-to-school must-have. (Gap, $13)
8. Retro ball cap
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It might not be allowed in the classroom, but until the bell rings this hat will show off a little old-school style. (Forever 21, $10)
9. Hipster glasses
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No, they won't help raise anyone’s GPA, but these glasses will at least help affect a more studious air. (Forever 21, $5)
10. Stylish socks
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Well-coordinated socks are a sign of true sartorial style. You can't go wrong with these varsity pairs. (Gap, $20 for 7 pairs)
Express yourself
Have fun expressing your own personal style and check out some new gear at the same time with this emoji maker from JCPenney.
This post was sponsored by JCPenney.
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