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Pottery Barn Halloween Decor

Pottery Barn is proof that Halloween decor doesn’t have to be kitschy. This collection takes familiar motifs — ghosts, bats, witches, black cats and haunted houses — and gives them a more sophisticated, cozy treatment. Black-and-cream textiles, vintage-looking illustrations, warm lighting and natural textures make the pieces feel at home alongside everyday decor. The overall look is moody, rustic and collected, which is perfect if you want to decorate for Halloween without completely transforming your home’s existing aesthetic.

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Pottery Barn Halloween Decor Pottery Barn is proof that Halloween decor doesn’t have to be kitschy. This collection takes familiar motifs — ghosts, bats, witches, black cats and haunted houses — and gives them a more sophisticated, cozy treatment. Black-and-cream textiles, vintage-looking illustrations, warm lighting and natural textures make the pieces feel at home alongside everyday decor. The overall look is moody, rustic and collected, which is perfect if you want to decorate for Halloween without completely transforming your home’s existing aesthetic. LTKSeasonal LTKHome

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Michael’s Halloween Decor

Michaels may have the clearest read on where Halloween decor is headed in 2026: nostalgia is back in a big way. This collection feels like a love letter to Halloweens past, with vintage pumpkins, black cats, ghosts, witches, bats and old-school orange-and-black color combinations. But there’s a sophisticated side, too, with gothic artwork, dramatic candlesticks and antique-inspired details. Michaels has actually organized its 2026 Halloween assortment around six nostalgic aesthetics, ranging from vintage Americana and carnival-inspired decor to gothic libraries, witchy stories and Victorian romance.

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Target Halloween Decor

Target is going all-in on fun, nostalgic Halloween — and I am very much here for it. The collection is packed with playful pumpkins, ghosts, black cats, retro typography and bold orange, black and cream combinations. But there are also more sophisticated pieces mixed in, making it easy to go as subtle or over-the-top as you want. One of the biggest takeaways from Target’s 2026 assortment is how Halloween is becoming part of the broader home-decor conversation: instead of just adding a few novelty decorations, you can layer in seasonal pillows, artwork, ceramics and tabletop pieces throughout your home.

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Anthropologie Halloween Decor

If you want Halloween decor that feels more like home decor, Anthropologie is the place to look. This collection puts a distinctly whimsical spin on the holiday, pairing classic Halloween symbols with beautiful materials, unusual silhouettes and vintage-inspired details. Black cats, ghosts, pumpkins and witchy motifs are here, but they feel more collected and decorative than overtly spooky. There’s also a strong “witchy but make it chic” energy throughout — a trend that’s becoming increasingly popular as Halloween decor moves beyond novelty pieces and into genuinely stylish home accessories.

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Amazon Halloween Decor

Amazon’s Halloween offerings show just how broad the aesthetic has become. Instead of one cohesive look, this collection brings together some of the season’s biggest decorating trends: gothic black-and-white pieces, woven pumpkins and witch hats, haunted-house miniatures, ghost decor and vintage-inspired artwork. Natural materials like rattan and wicker are especially interesting here because they soften the traditionally harsh orange-and-black Halloween palette. As a black cat owner myself, I NEED that framed art print!

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World Market Halloween Decor

World Market is leaning into the playful side of Halloween this year. This collection mixes classic orange-and-black with quirky characters, including black cats, foxes, raccoons, witches and haunted houses. There’s also a definite nostalgic, collected-over-time feeling here — think Halloween pieces that look like they could have come from a vintage holiday shop. The mix of tabletop decor, textiles, lighting and entertaining pieces makes this a great collection for anyone who wants Halloween to feel festive, eclectic and a little unexpected, rather than strictly spooky.

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Etsy homemade Halloween decor for your home

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J Crew summer jewelry

J.Crew leans heavily into a refined, “maritime heirloom” aesthetic with this stunning collection of summer jewelry. I like to think of it as a blend of whimsical seaside elements with classic New England sophistication. The collection perfectly captures the elevated nautical and eclectic charm trends, balancing substantial, structured elements like thick gold chains and chunky, oversized baroque pearls with delicate, playful details.

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BaubleBar summer jewelry

BaubleBar has some of the most playful pieces of the season. Turquoise tones, natural shell details, pearls, and colorful beaded necklaces give every piece a vacation-ready feel while still being easy to wear.

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Madewell summer jewelry

Embrace the ultimate “coastal chic” vibe with this stunning lineup of ocean-inspired summer jewelry from Madewell. This collection beautifully captures the trending mermaidcore (yes, it’s a real thing) and Mediterranean-cool aesthetics, anchoring rich, vibrant lapis-blue beads alongside organic textures like mother-of-pearl, molten golds, and sleek sculptural silver.

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Anthropologie summer jewelry

Anthropologie channels an artistic, globetrotting vibe with this summer jewelry selection. These pieces lean into rich, worldly textures and unexpected design details. Standouts include the striking blue-and-white porcelain-style Chinoiserie starfish studs and dramatic shell tassel earrings draped in tiny seed-bead “coral” branches.

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Loft summer jewelry

Loft brings a vibrant, high-energy charm to summer accessorizing with these pieces. This summer jewelry collection’s showstoppers are undoubtedly the intricately beaded, bright red lobster drop earrings and the whimsical blue fish drops topped with white shell studs.

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Slip Dresses

Another big trend that’s back are slip dresses — especially with lace trim. This trend makes me think of Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie during their peak of The Simple Life fame. Originally inspired by lingerie, the slip dress is typically a lightweight, straight-cut dress with thin straps, minimal structure, and fabrics like satin, silk, or viscose that drape smoothly over the body. Now it’s come back into style (in both long and short versions) with brands like Zara and Reformation leading the pack.

Claw Clips

When I think of claw clips, I think of my friend Paige and her Mom. They both had long hair and when they wanted it up, they used a claw clip. I remember it looking so effortless and somewhat… bohemian? Fast forward to the claw clips of today, which range from basic to bedazzled, with fun shapes, objects, or personalized elements. I have a lot of hair, so I use the medium-sixed ones for half-up styles, and opt for the bigger ones to put it all up in a French twist-like bun.

Baguette Bags

I vividly remember when shoulder bags went out of style and crossbody bags or wristlets became popular. I brought a few of my shoulder bags to college and noticed no one else was wearing them. So in order to fit in, I opted for wristlets instead like everyone else. But back to baguette bags — they are a classic shape so they go with everything and are easy to style, so I get why they’re back in style like other 90’s trends.

Babydoll Tank Tops

Growing up petite, I loved baby doll tank tops since they were loose and flowy and added some weight to my figure. Now, I like the tops but for the complete opposite reason — they hide my stomach! Babydoll tops are a go-to of mine in summer when I want to go for a feminine, breezy look. My tip is to choose one that isn’t too long otherwise your shorts will disappear and you’ll look naked. This was the look my teenage self wore often, and I’ve learned from my mistakes.

Jelly Sandals

My vivid memories of jelly sandals fell into two camps: the smell of the plastic and the blisters they would leave on my feet from rubbing against my skin. You’d think that would’ve deterred me from wearing them, but clearly not! The jelly sandals that are trend these days have improved in comfort, but still have the youthful look from my childhood. And if sandals aren’t your thing, there are flats and slip-on options, too.

Spring Trend: Floral Jeans

If you hear the phrase “florals for spring” and immediately hear a certain iconic movie editor’s voice in your head, you aren’t alone. But for spring 2026, floral denim is having a serious, grown-up moment. This season, the trend has moved away from the pastels of the past and into more artistic interpretations.

Whether you’re a lifelong denim devotee or someone who usually sticks to a classic blue wash, these “personality pieces” are the perfect way to make getting dressed feel fun again.

The “It” Gemstones of 2026

If you’re looking to invest in this trend, these are some of the hot gemstones this year:

Alexandrite: This is known as the “shape-shifter.” It looks green in sunlight and purple under a lamp. It’s the ultimate conversation starter.
Peach Sapphire: Moving away from traditional colors, this moody, earth-toned sapphires is the new favorite for alternative engagement rings and daily wear.
Green Everything: Emeralds are the gold standard, but Peridot and Chrome Diopside are the edgy, more affordable cousins making a huge splash.
Pink Tourmaline: This stone is for those who love a Barbiecore legacy but want it to feel sophisticated and fine-jewelry adjacent.

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Trend: Colored Gemstone Jewelry

Move over, quiet luxury. While we’ll always have a soft spot for a classic gold hoop or dainty diamond studs, 2026 is officially the year of dopamine dressing from the neck down. If you’ve noticed your Instagram feed shifting from minimalist neutrals to vibrant pops of emerald, sapphire, and alexandrite, you aren’t imagining it. The colored gemstone jewelry trend has arrived, and it’s arguably the most expressive jewelry movement we’ve seen in a decade.

Jewelry is no longer just an “accessory” to an outfit — it’s the main character.

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Etsy Easter Decor
The Etsy Easter vibe is all about personality and storytelling. Because it’s a marketplace for independent makers, the aesthetic is wonderfully eclectic, mixing quirky modern touches (like the bunny in glasses) with heirloom-quality art. Key trends here include felted wool textures, hand-painted botanical eggs, and unique “village” collectibles.

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Amazon Easter Decor
Amazon is my go-to for approachable, traditional holiday decor at a decent price point. These Easter decor pieces focus on on high-contrast pastels and iconic symbols (bunnies, eggs, and carrots are front and center). The trend here is instant atmosphere: easy-to-style items like ceramic bunny cake stands, floral garlands, and festive doormats that make a home feel holiday-ready in minutes.

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Crate & Barrel Easter Decor
Crate & Barrel takes a “quiet luxury” approach to spring, focusing on organic shapes and a calming, nature-inspired palette. Instead of bright neons, you’ll find soft eucalyptus greens, sky blues, and warm sand tones. The standout trend is the use of natural materials, such as the woven seagrass bunny and stone-textured vases. This aesthetic is perfect for the minimalist who wants to celebrate the season through texture rather than clutter.

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Pottery Barn Easter Decor
This Pottery Barn Easter aesthetic feels like an enchanted garden party. It’s deeply rooted in classic Americana and “cottagecore” vibes, featuring intricate botanical illustrations and verdant textures. This year’s trend leans heavily into sculptural greenery, specifically the boxwood topiary bunny and stone-look garden statues. With embroidered linens and laser-cut ceramic eggs, the look is polished and timeless.

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Williams Sonoma Easter Decor
Williams Sonoma is the destination for sophisticated, high-end entertaining. Their Easter collection is a masterclass in “Grandiflora” style — bold botanicals, fine ceramics, and rich, saturated pastels. Trends to watch include fine-art dinnerware and textural wreaths made of speckled eggs or dried florals. The aesthetic is formal but inviting, focusing on the “tablescape” as the heart of the home.

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West Elm Easter Decor
This West Elm Easter collection leans into a refined, artisanal aesthetic that feels both modern and nostalgic. This year, the trend is all about muted palettes and tactile textures (think sage greens, dusty blues, and creamy off-whites with delicate embroidery). Key pieces like the scalloped floral napkins and the ribbon-adorned bunny pillow evoke a “Grandmillennial” charm, while the sculptural stoneware bunny and the sleek bird-topped egg canister keep the look grounded in mid-century modern roots.

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World Market Easter Decor

For those who want their home to feel like a blooming garden, the World Market Easter selection is a masterclass in playful maximalism. This collection is bursting with vibrant color and handcrafted character, featuring everything from textured felt bunnies to a stunningly embroidered floral swan. The aesthetic here is “boho-spring,” emphasizing bright corals, sunny yellows, and lush greens. Trends to watch include woven natural materials (like that adorable carrot-shaped basket!) and heavy floral motifs found on both the ceramics and the layered doormats.

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Target Easter Decor

Target’s Easter collection leans into a soft, cheerful spring palette with a mix of playful and minimalist touches. Pastel pinks, fresh greens, and natural textures create a light, airy aesthetic that feels both modern and approachable. Ceramic bunnies, delicate floral arrangements, and softly ribbed glass eggs add subtle elegance, while woven materials, carrot motifs, and bunny silhouettes keep the look whimsical and family-friendly. This collection blends cottagecore charm with clean, contemporary styling. And the best part? Everything is under $25!

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Anthropologie’s Easter decor embraces a more artistic, heirloom-inspired aesthetic with hand-painted details, sculptural ceramics, and rich spring colors. Floral pitchers, textured plates, and decorative eggs feel collected and unique, leaning into a vintage garden party vibe. The palette is still spring-forward with colors like soft greens, warm corals, gentle blues, and creamy whites. Playful elements like carrot baskets and bunny figurines add charm, while the intricate patterns and handcrafted feel elevate the overall look.

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Every family has their own holiday traditions (and it many instances, this translates to holiday foods). While some of these holiday treats are cultural, others are somewhat random or have a unique story behind them. I wanted to share holiday treats from my childhood (and adulthood) and a little bit of story behind them.

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Calendars make a great, easy gift for co-workers, Moms, and anyone who likes to be organized (or maybe needs to be organized). And there’s a calendar for literally every interest or hobby, no matter how unique.

Shop these cute 2026 calendars that make great last-minute Christmas gifts!

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Nordstrom Christmas Outfits

This Nordstrom holiday edit includes rich textures like velvet, satin, and feather trims, seen in pieces such as the bow-front cardigan, the feather-hem cami, and the olive satin blouse. The graphic “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Cocktails” sweater is sure to be a hit at whatever Christmas event you’re wearing it to. Romantic details like the lace-trim velvet top, bow-tie blouses, and the black jacquard dress, add a vintage-inspired sophistication.

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Amazon Christmas Outfits

The trendy pieces on Amazon this holiday season have a few things in common: rich textures and classic prints. Key pieces trending this year are rich, jewel-toned velvet in silhouettes like structured blazers and cozy midi-skirts, classic tartan and plaid prints, and pieces featuring subtle shimmer and metallic threads. If all you need is an accessory to complete your Christmas look, Amazon also has a ton of fun kitschy earrings and purses.

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