The Easy Trick to Making Any Outfit Look Good Has Been in Front of You All Along

Fully tuck a button-down into your pantsuit at work for a polished look. As soon as that clock strikes 5pm, however, do the half-tuck for a more casual feel.

The half-tuck is useful when you want to show off the designs on your skirt or pants, which would otherwise be covered by your top.

You can pull off the half-tuck with any type of bottom – even shorts. This street-style star added more dimension to her look by folding in part of her top.

Take your half-tucked look one step further by layering on another piece, like a sweater.

The next time you're borrowing a flannel or button-down from your SO's closet and it's too big, use the half-tuck to make it look more fitted.

An easy way to give the half-tuck a try is with jeans.

You don't need an oversize shirt to pull off the half-tuck. It works with shorter hemline tops too.

The half-tuck is great when you're wearing a monochrome outfit that needs that extra something-something.

Do the half-tuck when you want to show off a cool belt.

The classic way to pull off the half-tuck style is with a white button-down.

You'll have no problem trying to tuck in Equipment's silky shirt ($214).

Don't cover up the floral pattern on this Forever 21 skirt ($48), let it peek through.

J.Crew's classic denim button-down ($54, originally $78) belongs in your closet.

City Chic's black plus-size skinny jeans ($89) go well with everything.

Dolce & Gabbana's oversize sweater ($1,375) is perfect for tucking into skirts.

You can build any outfit from the bottom up with a pair of Paige jeans ($179).

Now here's an H&M sweater we'll wear season after season ($35).

A bright red skirt like this Topshop number ($260) will definitely make you stand out.

For a unique shirt to try the half-tuck hack on, we suggest getting this Boohoo top ($35).