Vibe Moods

10/11/2026

🌈🏳️‍🌈 Come as you are. Love who you love. Live your truth. UNAPOLOGETICALLY. 🏳️‍⚧️💖

Coming out is not always easy, and not everyone has the privilege of feeling safe enough to do so.

Today, we celebrate those who have stepped out of the closet, those who are still finding their courage, and those who may never feel safe opening that door.

Your identity is valid. Your story is yours to tell. And you deserve love, acceptance, and a place in this world exactly as you are.

And if nobody has told you lately, you’ve always got an ally in Vibe Moods. 🫶

09/18/2026

Come find me at exhibit # 102! ♻️

08/08/2026

🐈‍⬛💕 HAPPY INTERNATIONAL CAT DAY! 💕🐈‍⬛

Today we celebrate the tiny, furry freeloaders who contribute absolutely nothing financially yet somehow own the house.

They knock s**t over.
They sit directly on whatever you’re trying to use.
They scream for food while standing beside a full bowl.
They leave hair on clothes they’ve never even touched.

And somehow… we’d die for them. 🥹

Drop a pic of your tiny dictator in the comments! 👇🐾

Meet Luna…

07/31/2026

Happy National Or**sm Day from Vibe Moods. 🩷

Life is too short for uncomfortable bras, bad vibes, and mediocre or***ms. ✨🧨

Choose joy.
Choose authenticity.
Choose whatever makes your soul say “YAAASSS.”

07/27/2026

🖤 You can get with this…
🤍 Or you can get with that…
Which pair are you taking for a walk today? 😏
Vibe Moods
Naughty By Nature

07/26/2026

I have always been inpired by Jackie O’s fashion sense. I have spent decades learning about it. Why is it that not one single book that I have read mentions Ann Cole Lowe? Do a quick Google search! She should be in our textbooks!! Talk about this fashion pioneer!!!! 👑

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Allow us to introduce Ann Cole Lowe. Born in Alabama in 1898 the granddaughter of a plantation seamstress. Married at 14 to a man 10 years her senior. She soon left to make dresses for Southern society women. By 21, had her own dress shop. By 31, had $20,000 saved and moved to NY. In 1947, went to Paris Fashion week. Upon her return she got a job at Saks 5th Ave. Her dresses sold at Neiman Marcus, Henri Bender, and Saks. She was making up to $300,000 a year in 1950. In 1953 she made Jacqueline Kennedy’s wedding gown. Ann passed away in 1981 at the age of 82.

07/17/2026

Big announcement coming soon…

Find the hidden “Easter eggs” on cartoon me for hints! 👏🏼 🧐

07/01/2026

It’s July and we are still posting rainbows. Pride is forever, not just June! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

06/29/2026

🤗 Happy Nationall Hug Day!

Free hugs today!

No awkward side hugs either! Just big warm teddy bear hugs!

Just a big virtual hug from V👁️be Moods to you. 🩷🤗🌈