April 11, 2024

Welcome back, Shoppers.

Eclipses have eclipsed, the sun is shining, and we’re feeling a little bit of hope in the air season-wise. In the spirit of (sort-of) warmer weather, we’re sharing some wearable trends that are built to last, closet-cleanout products, and how to handle a Sunday Reset stress-free. You know what to do. 💅

While some see buying into trends as risky, we see it as a way to accentuate your personal style and find what’s actually got staying power. That’s why we’re covering pieces that are both current and timeless, without costing a ton of money.

• A metallic button-down from Target for testing out the latest sheer trend.

• A shoulder bag under $100 to give that red accent trend a try.

• A cozy fringed cardigan for a tasteful cowboy-inspired moment.

• A retro-inspired pair of Gola sneakers to hit the cobalt blue trend.

A new season is just around the corner, and with that, you might finally be in the mood to shop again. To make room for your new additions, start by decluttering and organizing your closet. Below, we’re unpacking the products under $35 that’ll make the chore feel a little less chore-like:

• Nonslip velvet hangers to maximize your space.

• Acrylic cubes to store and protect handbags.

• Underbed storage for out-of-season pieces.

• A shoe rack that isn’t an eyesore.

“For You” page videos touting all the “best” products and gadgets to make a Sunday Reset nearly perfect can be…overwhelming. We’re here to tell you to throw any social media intimidation you might feel out the window. Here’s how our editor does it right:

Tips to start:

• You don’t have to do every single chore on Sunday. You might find that you have random pockets in your days during the week in which you can conquer a “passive” chore, like laundry, running the dishwasher, etc. If the mood strikes, just do it. It’ll lessen the mental load come Sunday.

• You don’t need anything fancy to complete basic chores. When it comes to building any kind of routine, do what works best for you. If you have products you love and have had for years, use them.

Some editor-loved products (that actually make life easier):

• A cordless vacuum that doubles as a dustbuster.

• A meal planning notepad with a tear-off grocery list.

• A rolling tote bag for lugging heavy groceries.

• A grapefruit multipurpose cleaner that doesn’t smell like chemicals.