Mood Rings: Wear Your Emotions On Your Finger With 'Not Myself Today'
A Fun Way To Wear Your Mood On Your Finger
Erin Richardson — TheKit.ca
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Remember back in the day when everyone was rocking a mood ring? They were the hottest thing around, even though most of them only alternated between green (happy) and black (sad).
The typical human has infinitely more than these two emotions, which is why The Hudson Bay Company and Partners for Mental Health have created the $10 Not Myself Today limited-edition mood ring to bring awareness to our individual mental health needs, as well as that of others around us. Mental health issues will affect 1 in 5 Canadians this year alone.
Designed as statement bling, these mood rings are available at 13 Bay locations across Canada, and at thebay.com. A portion of the proceeds will go to Partners for Mental Health to support their Not Myself Today campaign, which raises awareness about mental health issues as well as combats the negative stigma that these illnesses are prone to receive.
Check out notmyselftoday.ca for more information on Canadian mental health awareness, as well as some surprising facts about mental health.
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Angela Chase from "My So Called Life" (credit:welovestyles.com)
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The original "Beverly Hills, 90210" (credit:welovestyles.com)
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Kelly Kapowski from "Saved By The Bell" (credit:welovestyles.com)
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"Clueless" (credit:welovestyles.com)
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"Boy Meets World" (credit:welovestyles.com)
A Is For Aloha Shirts(06 of31)
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Hawaiian Shirt By Maarten Van Der Horst, $140. Available at Top Shop (credit:Top Shop)
B Is For Babydoll Dresses(07 of31)
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Ruby Rocks Floral Babydoll Dress, $74.57. Available at ASOS (credit:ASOS)
C Is For Capris(08 of31)
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Zip Capri In Burnt Orange By Rag & Bone, $210. Available at Aritzia (credit:Aritzia )
WW101GB newSKY Casual Shoe, $99.99. Available at New Balance (credit:New Balance)
O Is For Overalls(20 of31)
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Short Overalls By Joe's Jeans, $164. Available at Shopbop.com (credit:Shopbop.com)
P Is For Platforms(21 of31)
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Superga Classic Platform Sneaker, $80. Available At Urban Oufitters (credit:Urban Outfitters)
Q Is For Questionable Hairstyles(22 of31)
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Alright, we couldn't come up with something for Q, but please, don't do this hairstyle. Get a chuckle out of it and, repeat, never try it at home. (credit:gurl.com)
R Is For Red Raspberry Lip Smackers(23 of31)
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Red Raspberry Lip Smackers, $1.75. Available at Shoppers Drug Mart (credit:Bonne Belle)
S Is For Scrunchies(24 of31)
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Cotton Scrunchie, $7. Available at American Apparel (credit:American Apparel)
T Is For Tapered Denim(25 of31)
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Levi's High-Rise Skinny Ankle Jean, $68. Available at Urban Outfitters (credit:Urban Outfitters)
U Is For Union Jack Dresses(26 of31)
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Motel Zoe Dress Union Jack Print, $46.40. Available at ASOS (credit:ASOS)
V Is For Vests(27 of31)
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Linen Waistcoat With Zips, $79.90. Available at Zara (credit:Zara)
W Is For White T-Shirts (Under Everything)(28 of31)
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Easy Colourblock Pocket T, $29.95. Available at The Gap (credit:The Gap)
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Vince Oversized Tee, $135. Available at Nordstrom (credit:Nordstrom)
Y Is For Yo-Yos(30 of31)
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Brain Yo-Yo, $10.95. Available at Yomegastore.com (credit:Yomega)
Z Is For Zubaz(31 of31)
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Not actually recommended, but a good throwback to end on. Green/White Zubaz Zebra Pants, $29.99. Available at Zubaz.com
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