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Don't miss these trending Target items — from beauty to home, starting at $5

Libby Sentz
·1-min read
A few affordable items for to round out your Insta-worthy life, now trending at Target. (Photos: Target)
A few affordable items to round out your Insta-worthy life, now trending at Target. (Photos: Target)

My friends and I lovingly call Target, Targét. Why the fancy accent? Because it's a haven for Insta-worthy, on-trend beauty products, furnishings, clothing and more that we can actually afford, which makes us feel trés chic. Luckily there's a shopping hub where stylish folks are sharing their fave Target finds — and it's rich with ideas. There's even a top 10 trends list featuring this glowy serum for $19, a wildly popular onesie that suits all shapes on sale for $28, and a modern floor lamp to brighten your space — oh la la! Here's a closer look at the latest trends catching our attention.

Target

Ferver Fermented Prebiotic Glow Face Serum, 1 fl oz

Shoppers are posting with a fervor about their fave serum. It contains restorative fermented prebiotics in lieu of vitamin C with a dose of hydrating vitamin E. One Instagrammer writes: "The best bang for your buck. I love this serum!! It has done wonders for my skin and totally gives this unreal brightening effect! There’s no crazy fragrance, no burning." A clean, cruelty-free choice.
$19 at Target
Target

Short Sleeve Button-Front Boilersuit

$28$40Save $12
Target can hardly keep this onesie in stock — it's a hit with fans of all ages and sizes and the perfect transitional wardrobe piece. Nab one before it's gone. One teacher posted: "I loveeee this fit! It is still cold here so layering this spring jumpsuit with a turtleneck was the perfect solution. ... So cute and flattering! Going to need her in every color."
$28 at Target
Target

Target Toy Shopping Cart, 12-piece

Little ones can't get enough of this sturdy push toy — nor can their Instagrammer parents. One posted a sweet action shot of their toddler and wrote "Target cart + coffee was what she needed to get her motivated to walk."
$20 at Target
Target

Floor Lamp Brass, Threshold designed with Studio McGee

This minimalist brass lamp has a simple socket pull chain and sleek look. Will slip right into most any room with ease, subtly classing everything up. One poster shared a photo and wrote, "Obsessed. So easy to assemble and so cute!"
$140 at Target
Target

Cat Ceramic Outdoor Planter White, Threshold

As spring nears, Target's adorable planters are getting snapped up. Don't miss out on this ceramic outdoor-friendly planter ... it's got a drainage hole and lots of catitude. One fan posted a pic of two of theirs captioned: "When you’re obsessed with your animals + plants." This is the 4.5-inch size, but it's also available in 7-inch and comes in black.
$5 at Target

Psst: There's a doggie version too!

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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