Halloween is one of my favorite holidays, and I couldn't skip decorating our dining table for this spoooooooky occasion! As you all know, Target is my life—mi otra casa. 

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I am there every single week, like it's my job! My husband could kill me, I am there so much. Whether it's for school shopping or birthday gifts—I am there hasta para la leche y el pan—I grab onto any excuse to go to Target! But you can't blame me; don't we all? 

This time, I was (as usual) not there to get Halloween decorations, but I had to give in because every single piece was too fabulous to pass up. From the glammed-up pumpkins and spooky candy bowls to the very chic and stylish napkins, it was now or later! 

I figured I might as well get it then, right? Even Emme joined in the fun. We bought the cutest gold cat ears for just $1 (you have to love that DollarSpot!). As you all know, I've never met a pair of baby cat ears I didn't love. My Em has them in black, silver, gold, leopard, blue, pink—you name it! 

One of my favorite things I purchased for the table décor was the brujita legs! They are actually lawn sticks, but I knew I wanted to place them on the table somehow! So I decided to add some cute tissue paper and put them in this gorgeous Nate Berkus gold vase. And I loved the final result! 

To add texture (which is a must), I added mummy fabric and the black lace tabletop one too. 

I wanted to go spooky-glam this year, and I think I did a pretty good job! Everything was under $10, so not only is it fabulous and un poquitito escalofriante, but it's also budget-friendly.

Do you decorate your home for Halloween? If so, head over to Target—you'll be so happy you listened to me! But don't tell your hubby I sent you! ;)

I can't wait to share my tips and little tricks with you. But this is the style I love.

This post is sponsored by Target. As always, all opinions are my own.

Plaid is what's happening this fall ya'll! If you didn't know, now you know! 

I've loved plaid for years and I am so excited to share today's look. I teamed up with Target for this super fab fall look, to bring you a subtle but super chic outfit that you can pull of any day this season and I am sure you will love. 

If you are a Target aficionado, like myself, you are there at least two times a week... 

for milk, for lip gloss, for pillows... for ONE thing but always end up leaving with more than you expected. And my last trip to Target was no exception. I died a little when I walked in an saw the Adam Lippes for Target Collection. The pieces are to die for, honestly. I could see myself wearing every single piece this season. Unfortunately for me, the collection has been so popular that my size was not available in a few pieces I really loved. But I was ecstatic that I was able to score this amazing sleeveless cowl-neck fringe sweater. I have worn it twice in the past week! Because it's that perfect, especially for this time of the year. For this look, I knew I wanted a neutral, relaxed but still put together look. I added this amazing shearling bucket bag from the same collection, neutral heels and a pair of faux leather pants and voila! 

Plaid is so versatile that you can honestly wear it to an array of occasions. 

You can wear it with jeans, work pants, skirts... you can do rocker chic, you can do preppy college style, you name it and plaid has got you covered. I personally love that it came be both a little safe and conservative or daring and rocker chic! You can wear it your way. I normally do reds, blues, greens when it comes to plaid, which is why this time I wanted to do something more subtle but still on trend. This cowl-neck sweater is the perfect must have piece this season. The second time I wore this look I wore it with ripped jeans and booties and I loved it even more! If you know me, you know I love clothes that I can wear over and over in different ways. It's all about creativity and getting the right pieces. If you still haven't seen the collection, check it out here, 

I am hoping to score this vest and this bag - because you can never go wrong with black! 

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