A great, minimalist layering piece in the summer months is this Maison Martin Margiela sleeveless blazer, $1,196 (down from $1,495) at FARFETCH.COM. The look for less? Just $49. See if you can spot the real from the steal by clicking either image below!

Yesterday I popped into Target to review the Poppytalk collection, which is an assortment of outdoor entertaining items created in collaboration with one of Target's favorite pinners and designers, Jan Halvarson from the lifestyle blog by the same name. While the line launched last weekend on June 22nd, I was still able to find many of the items in stock, from glamping (glamour + camping) essentials such as a bright pink candelabra and floral lanterns to more rustic-chic fare such as a cloth checkerboard game and banana-leaf picnic basket. You might easily pass up this understated endcap but it's worth stopping to take a peek. Certain items seem overpriced, like the floral thermos ($18) - I'd pick up this IKEA one instead for $8. But a powder blue charcoal stove for $20 will make your summer Instagram snaps on the beach making S'mores that much sweeter.

Shop Poppytalk for Target in stores and online (Target now offers free shipping on all orders over $50 - hooray!)

Anthropologie's summery yellow lace blouse is $80 (down from $148), perfect for pairing with white jeans and embellished flats. A similar top can be had for $30 elsewhere. See if you can spot the clues that make one top pricier than the other. Then click either image below to see if you're right!

Laser cut details on shoes are a really popular trend right now. Pick up a pair of laser-cut ballet flats from a popular shoe chain for $85 or save some cash with a lookalike that's just $12. Can you spot the real from the steal below? Click either image to find out!

Target is the latest store to offer its shoppers subscriptions via Target.com/subscriptions, a way to shop for everyday essentials on a schedule you set. Many shoppers are familiar with subscriptions via Amazon.com - I was just talking to my brother about all the things his family purchases on a set schedule this way, and many moms I know also take advantage of subscriptions for things like diapers to save cash. Currently the only subscription I have set up is for my dog's food and treats via Petco and I love it - saves time and money, so I'll definitely be checking out the deals at Target.com, which offers 5% off on subscription orders, free shipping, plus an additional 5% off when you use your REDcard.

Are you a fan of subscriptions? Does it help you save money overall or do you feel you end up spending more by buying things you don't need?