Halloween is upon us, and the time for decorating is now (or maybe you’ve already done it, if you’re a true ghoul at heart). If you’re in the market for cheap, reusable Halloween decorations that’ll get you through this year and the next few, too, you’re in luck. Retailers know we’re all feeling the squeeze, so there is a ton of cute, affordable decor on the market this year. The ultimate example of cheap, reusable Halloween decorations is the bag of bats. You know the ones: the black silhouettes of flying bats you’ve seen on front doors, covering mantles, and...
An 'Emily In Paris' Collection Is Coming To Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works If there’s one thing fans of the binge-worthy Netflix series Emily in Paris know, it’s that Miss Cooper doesn’t always make the best decisions in love — but she has exquisite taste, nevertheless. And now, Emily’s sense of style and self has spurred something even more unexpected than another love interest: an upcoming limited-edition product collab with none other than Bath & Body Works. On Monday, Sept. 30, Bath & Body Works announced its newest line of products inspired by a hit Netflix show. First came Bridgerton, then Stranger Things… next, it’s Emily in Paris’ turn to...
65 Weird-As-Hell Things That Are Actually Pure Genius & Under $30 On Amazon
Amazon If you’re in the market for products will enhance your life and make things easier around the house, this is the list for you. As a bonus, they’re also all a little weird but 100% genius. Not only that, the items you’ll find here are all under $30, so no bank accounts shall suffer as you peruse. These Easy-To-Use Brick Clips For Outdoor Decor Holiday Joy Brick Clips for Hanging Outdoors – Pack of 4 Hooks to Hang Wall Decor, Christmas Decorations, Garland, Pictures & Wreaths up to 25 Pounds – Hanger Fits 2-1/8 to 2-1/3 Inch Bricks Amazon...
The Best Fall Foliage Destinations In The US, According To Travel Experts
Austin Hou/Getty Images While it doesn’t always feel like fall weather-wise in time for the official season shift, the fall vibes start to set in regardless during the month of September — high temps be damned. As soon as stores start to roll out those burnt-orange leaf garlands and Starbucks announces the return of their beloved PSLs, it’s fall in our hearts. But one thing, arguably more than any other, makes it impossible to deny autumn’s return: fall foliage. Leaf-peeping, then, is the ultimate fall activity. According to the U.S. Forest Service, autumn color typically starts “in late September in...