It’s said that big things come in small packages. That also rings true with small accessories. Oh how our hearts swell over compartments, cosmetic cases, wallets, wrislets, and the like. What is it with women and these silly pouches? For me, it’s the options to change and rotate the organizers of the deep abyss that is my handbag.

Give the gift of organization and rotation with these small accessories below.

Why: Because it holds business cards, credit cards, and cash.

Banana Republic $20

What: Lovely Leather: Spend $70 on Hobo’s luxurious leather! An added plus, the orange stands out among the drab of the dark inner happenings of your handbag.

Hobo International $69.99

How: do you find a wallet that looks vintage sans moth eaten ends and the smell of old books? Purchase this vintage inspired wallet by Lucky Brand for just $88.

Lucky Brand $88

The above is only a few of what we’ll be gifting this season. Please see below for a slew of card holders, wallets, and cosmetic cases for under $100. Use them as stockings and stuff them with fun items like make up, candy, hair accessoires…The possibilities are endless.

It’s hard to organize your jewelry when you don’t have the right equipment. I still use old “Pog” containers for my jewelry.

However, I was at Urban Outfitters this weekend I came upon some great ideas for keeping the tangled necklaces and half pair earrings at bay.

At the moment, my necklaces are very unhappy, strung and hung on the wall, limp and lifeless. When I want to wear one that has moved it’s way to the back, it’s amazing if I can get to it without spending at least 20 minutes de-tangling.

With these branches, wall mounts, and holders it won’t be hard to accessorize.

This aluminum little birch stand retails at $28.00 and can hold necklaces, rings, bracelets…

I’m always misplacing rings only to find that they have rolled off my nightstand under my bed. This wooden ring holder will cost you only $8!

I’ve collected so many pieces over the years that it’s hard to wear/find them all. With this wall jewelry display it’s easy to see what’s available.

Closet space. I’ve lived in New York for over three years and never had the luxury of a closet bigger than a refrigerator.

To my readers: If you’re able, please send images of your closet, where you live, and what you look for in a closet. Let’s get organized, brainstorm, and make you’re closet a happy home for your wardrobe.