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Don't miss these trending Target items — from fashion to home, starting as low as $10

Libby Sentz
·1-min read
A few affordable items 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 Instagram-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 month's most-gushed about items, including THE spring bag, a glow-inducing face wash and a gorgeous wood accent table that'll elevate any room — oh la la! Here's a closer look at the latest trends catching our attention.

Target

Croissant Sleeve Plisse Top by Future Collective/Gabriella Karefa-Johnson

Targets No. 1 most-shared item is a delightful cropped cutie, beloved by people of all ages and sizes (XXS to 4X). Pair it with a high-waisted pant or pop it over a tank if you don't want to show any skin. "Beautiful for Spring and Summer - I love the fabric! The color! The fit! The tie on the side is perfect to tighten the fit."
$26 at Target
Target

Straw Chain Shoulder Handbag by A New Day

Perky pink, lively green and classic white. Whichever color you choose will be spring-o-rific! There's even an extra shoulder strap included. One fan shared on Instagram: "Was able to snag this purse that keeps selling out ... Cannot wait to use it on our vacation!"
$35 at Target

 

Target

Pacifica Glow Baby Brightening Face Wash - 5 fl oz

Wash away dull winter ick to reveal spring-bright skin. Vegan and cruelty free, this exfoliating wash with AHA and vitamin C is formulated to serve all skin types. One Insta-fan shared: "Vitamin C...YES PLEASE!!! - My face feels so clean and soft after every use. I love the Vitamin C. I can already tell that my face has gotten brighter and more even. And it’s gentle on my sensitive skin. Will definitely be telling everyone about this product!"
$10 at Target
Target

Chillhouse Chill Tips Nail Art Press Ons

Why spring for a mani when you can art up your nails in a snap? These popular tips are easier to apply than the press-ons of yore, fans say, and the patterns on offer make them way more exciting. No wonder they keep selling out. (Note: Click "Notify Me" to get the tie-dye pattern later). One poster who got her hands on some wrote: "Being a busy mom, I’m constantly washing my hands with soap and a set lasts me about 2 weeks. It’s great for not having to spend triple the money at a nail salon."
$16 at Target
Target

Woodland Carved Wood Accent Table Brown by Threshold

Add rustic elegance to your space with this carved mango wood accent table, which stands 18 inches tall. "A staple piece," wrote a fan who posted pics. "I absolutely love this little table. If you’re able to get lucky and find it in stock get it! It’s small but it can really tie a room together!"
$70 at Target

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