A day to night red peep toe wedge

Yesterday I went trigger happy with my camera to capture all the latest spring shoe styles at Target. Trends run the gamut: Floral details, pink, metallics, cork wedges, wood heels, gladiator flats, and yes, clog-inspired styles! There are also colorful flip-flops for spring break, Birkenstock knock-offs and funky rain boots for battling spring showers in style. Which styles are you loving? Have you bought anything yet or are you holding out for something else? Keep reading for a ton more photos!

The hunt for a stacked crystal ball lamp ended today! I finally found one at Target (recommended by some readers) and I loved it. It's not as luxe as the Pottery Barn one, and I never did see the one at JCPenney, but for $35.99, I think it's exactly what my desk needed! It's the perfect size and I love how the balls go from big to small. In the store I was afraid it looked too plastic-y, but at home, it looks fantastic! Thanks again to everyone for sharing your feedback. Depending on what you're looking for, I think both Target and JCPenney offer great versions of this classic style lamp that will add a chic touch to your home.

More Options:

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  Crystal Table Lamp with Platinum Glow Shade, $54.99 at target.com
  


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  Medium Stacked Rectangle Crystal Table Lamp, $49.99 (love these, too, really nice weight to them)
  


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  Small Stacked Rectangle Crystal Lamp Base, $19.99
  


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  Stacked Satin-Nickel Ball Lamp, $109.24
  


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  Stacked Crystal Ball Lamp, $224.99
  

The Jean Paul Gaultier for Target collection hit stores Sunday, and while i wasn't able to see it for myself, I recruited my sister to check it out for me and take the photos you see here. Isn't that what sisters are for? Anyways, my sister was pleasantly surprised by the overall quality and styling, despite prices that felt higher than usual and inconsistent sizing (a constant battle). Highlights for her included the brown and red leather bomber—undeniably fabulous, but then again, you'd expect it to be great for $200, she said. The tattoo print tights, tops and bathing suits, however, are reminiscent of Ed Hardy and therefore seem generic rather than special. The rolled collar floral dress was her favorite piece because of the lovely neckline and interesting detailing. She actually liked the plastic-y fabric because it holds its shape and doesn't wrinkle. All things considered, my sister says this might be her favorite Designer Collaborations line so far. Have you shopped this collection yet? What did you buy?