April 2, 2024

Welcome back, Shoppers.

Today we’re covering transitional clothing, a moisturizer (and brand) that’s taken over our editor’s routine, and a plethora of problem-solvers getting the job done. Scroll, shop, and scroll some more…

Struggling with what to wear during this in-between season? Just wear this:

• Mesh cardigan that won’t leave you sweaty by 3 pm.

• Featherweight cashmere ribbed tank along with some trousers.

• Pair of mesh flats for the days you want a lightweight shoe option (but aren’t quite ready for sandals).

• Abercombie & Fitch trucker jacket you can throw over the cashmere tank.

Feeling spendy? Check out three totally random things under $80 we’re loving this week:

• These biker shorts that range from L-7X.

• A cordless, heated round brush (that also happens to be mini).

• This microfiber hair towel that de-frizzes and helps dry hair faster.

Papier x Target. The cult-favorite stationery brand known for their custom options (which we’ve extensively tested BTW) has a new collab with Target. In it, you can expect budget-friendly lined notebooks ($14.99), a recipe journal ($22.99), and a travel journal ($22.99). If you’ve been itching to try the brand, but haven’t wanted to splash out nearly $40 on a notebook, this is a must-shop launch. And once you’ve given it a solid try, you can treat yourself to Papier’s countless personalized options.

In our series (Not So) Silly Little Treat, Skimm’rs share the joy-sparking products they’re buying during the week. Today’s submission? An adorable duck-shaped lamp (yep, you read that right) one reader is keeping at their bedside:

“I recently got this duck lamp that lights up when you smack it. My husband and I have it sitting on our bed frame and its adorable feet hang a little off the frame. There are three different brightness options (which is ideal when sharing a space with someone else). My husband wakes up before me and uses it during his journaling practice while I’m still asleep. Makes me so happy to see its lazy butt every morning when I wake up.” —Lilly N, 31, Philadelphia, PA.