We gathered together lots of super-summery things on sale this week, including multiple under-$100 bathing suits, discounted sunscreen, straw tote bags, slip-on sandals, hanging hammocks, festive pillows, copper fruit bowls, and a skirt from Uniqlo that’s only ten bucks.
Neiman Marcus’s sale-on-sale is back in full force, and this dainty top from See by Chloé is a beneficiary. (Or maybe you’re the beneficiary?)
A sweet, polka-dotted one-piece from Eberjey.
We wrote about these pants’ yellow cousin in last week’s sales post. These pink pants are a little subtler.
A Tom Ford bow tie that’d be perfect for a July or August garden wedding.
You probably don’t need a Saint Laurent key chain, but wouldn’t you … like one?
If you’ve been hemming and hawing about getting a Himalayan salt lamp, now might just be the time.
This colorful rug would be excellent for a nursery.
A just-slouchy-enough pair of “boyfriend” jeans from Acne.
We wrote about this dress when it was a mere 30 percent off at Matches.
These pink Ancient Greek slides have a fun, fringy look to them.
A very classic North Face backpack that comes with a padded laptop sleeve and a whole slew of five-star reviews.
This model’s look — white overalls, white T-shirt, and white sneakers — would be a very nice summer uniform.
This “overnight repair set” was recommended to us by a dermatologist as one of the best retinol treatments — it’s ideal for combination skin.
Some tinted sunscreen courtesy of Frank Ocean’s mom! For more on-sale sunscreens at Dermstore, click here.
A Thom Browne clutch? In the shape of a whale? In gingham? How could we not.
These platform sandals from Spanish shoe line Lola Cruz come in a very pleasing (and versatile) shade of “brick red.” Note: These are almost sold out. Here’s another pair of lovely Lola Cruz sandals, on sale for $68.
We have a hard time resisting a dress with shoulder tie-straps.
Apparently, this “exceptionally soft” tank from ATM is made from Peruvian “featherweight fabric derived from the country’s abundant beech trees.”
We somehow missed this the first time around at Everlane’s Choose What You Pay sale: A small black backpack that’s only $29.
A silk DVF wrap dress that’s a little looser and freer than your typical DVF wrap dress.
These leggings feature “a criss-cross, cut-out waist that hikes up the hips for maximum tummy control.” Note: These are sold out. Here’s another pair of Year of Ours leggings on sale for $29.
Now, a whole slew of items from Anthropologie’s very excellent “summer tag sale.” First up, this lovely frock from L.A.-based line Larke. (For more summer dresses on sale, click here.)
This retro-y bathing suit from Onia comes with removable straps, so you can go the bandeau route.
And here’s an all-black one-piece from L Space adorned with some delicate buttons.
There are a lot of straw bags out there this summer; this one, from Vineet Bahl, struck us as particularly nice.
In case you missed it, we’ve been on a big of a gingham kick this week …
This right here is a very groovy palm-leaf-inspired indoor/outdoor chair — if you’d like your apartment to look a bit more ’60s-era Miami Beach.
We love a pair of high-waisted cropped jeans with just the slightest amount of flair; these AMO pants fit the bill.
An easy-breezy yellow linen dress for when it gets really hot out.
It’s important to have a fruit bowl that lets your fruit “breathe” (it helps them stay ripe longer). This copper-wired bowl would make an excellent summer host or hostess gift.
This (decidedly non-hideous) diaper backpack features two exterior insulated bottle pockets, a cushioned changing pad, and a very easily wipeable lining.
An indoor/outdoor hanging hammock for some indoor/outdoor lounging.
We’ll wrap things up with a $10 (yes, $10!) high-waisted skirt from Uniqlo.
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