Valentine’s Day is almost upon us, and while there are only a few days left to get those last-minute gifts, there are plenty of great deals to be had if you’re still shopping (for your valentine or for yourself). We sniffed out some of the best things on sale online, from cheap Uniqlo to a crazy-cheap Moschino throw.
The very handsome water filter that they use at Dimes (and that we included in last year’s magazine gift guide) is on sale now.
This has unfortunately sold out at Nordstrom, but you can still buy it (at full price) at the Walter site.
In skin-care circles, vitamin C is known for its brightening effect. This serum from California brand Ojas fights hyperpigmentation with a few drops morning and night.
Men, it’s not too late to get a high-ankle winter boot — this all-black version of the Timberland was made for sleet season, but looks office-appropriate, too.
Classic (and classically affordable) Uniqlo cashmere in a sophisticated burgundy shade. For anyone who can’t stop buying turtlenecks.
We’re dreaming of spring already, when this will look “off-duty model” casual under a shearling leather jacket paired with sneakers.
Imagine wearing this ring and looking down at your fingers every time you need to be transported to the Amalfi Coast.
You can’t really have enough denim jackets, especially when they have interesting details like these oversize buttons and a rounded (but not quite Peter Pan) collar.
A great starter food processor (and housewarming gift, incidentally) for the cost of two movie tickets.
We’re still experiencing logo-mania, which makes the repeating Moschino on this wool throw very on-trend.
A very luxurious-looking long and tall tote bag that says, “I would never dream of putting groceries in this thing.”
A more workday tote bag (with a cool triangle quilt pattern) that you could bring to work or the gym — or the grocery store.
A claw-foot tub might be out of the question in your third-floor walk-up, but why not try a claw-foot soap dish?
A happiness-inducing quilt patterned with pale-pink flowers and verdant leaves — click to Anthropologie to see its other side, a navy-and-white leaf pattern that’s also very nice.
A stripey scarf in an angora wool blend that’s 97 inches — that’s more than eight feet — long.
We’ve had our eye on this subtly sophisticated suede circle bag for a while.
There aren’t many sizes left, but how amazing is this Cookie Monster fuzzy coat?
This purple blouse is made of a very pajama-like silk and satin blend.
The perforated leather on these flat sandals have a vaguely exotic vibe — we love the scalloped edges, too.
It looks like an ordinary black knee-high boot, until you notice the fade detail on the wooden heel.
We could imagine running around most of Tribeca wearing this calf-leather ankle bootie with a one-and-a-quarter inch heel.
Classic Swedish tennis shoes get kicked up a notch with a faint star pattern.
If you’re still looking for a cozy coat, now’s the perfect time to buy, as retailers look to offload winter stock. It’s hard to make out in the photo, but the interior lining of this jacket is a very cozy sherpa material.
Slightly flared, millennial-pink trousers with an ankle crop are a new take on the ugly-pants trend.
A very similar silhouette — with an extra-high waist — in sweatpants form.
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