#TargetStyle: 4 Moods & Attitudes

Instead of "I woke up like this," I want someone to create a shirt that says "I woke up on the wrong side of the bed." It's true, we've all been there and it's safe to say one's outfit for the day reflects the mood they woke up in.

I'm back with Target for our last post of an amazing 11 month run and today it's all about dressing for different moods and attitudes. For me, my moods are typically represented by accessories and shoes (obvi!):

1 Target Style vest, 4 ways, 4 moods...

{feeling motivated}

{target faux fur vest - similar here // j brand denim // anine bing boots // sole society bag}

A day of to-dos calls for an all black everything outfit and comfy booties. This is the uniform that you'll find me in 75% of the time. It just screams "get it done!"

{feeling flirty}

{target faux fur vest - similar here // rails top // aquazzura heels}

Heels always add a pep to my step and I know that I'm in a great mood when I wake up wanting to wear heels. Vice versa, they're a great way to turn any frown upside down.

{feeling confident}

{target vest - similar here // zara top // j brand jeans // valentino rockstuds // sole society bag}

Valentino rockstuds only come out when it's time to make moves; they're my confidence boosters. 

{feeling relaxed}

{target sweater dress // anine bing boots}

A comfy dress and booties are a sure sign that I'm feeling relaxed! This is definitely a weekend outfit. 

 I actually loved this exercise because I never really analyzed how I dressed based on my moods and there's definitely a correlation! How does your mood dictate your style? Does it change the color palette or accessories? Would love to know!

Thanks for supporting me through my Target partnership. I hope you found some great style inspo - you can totally blame me when you grab a fab jacket or piece of clothing every time you walk in to buy toiletries! 

{pursuing faux fur and accessories}

Compensation was provided by Target via Mode Media. As always, the opinions expressed in this post are mine and are not indicative of the opinions or positions of Target.