A Huge List of Sales: Lorde’s Water Bottle and Some Augustinus Bader

Everlane’s having a spring sale, and select items are up to 70 percent off. The color of this button-down caught my eye, but the shirring around the shoulders and yoke made me click “add to bag.” Also comes in blue-and-white stripes and white.

These chinos are still in stock in all sizes (00 through 14) in three colors: kalamata, pictured here, which is $35, and black and bone, which are both $47.

These navy-blue corduroys are divine, but they also come in black if that’s your jam.

Issey Miyake–esque pants for days where you want to look nice but don’t want to put in effort.

Outdoor Voices added a lot of new items to itsOV Extra section. The Zephyr running shorts are on sale for $20 in olive green, pictured here, and $25 in black and bright orange.

Discounts also vary by color on these double-layered shorts: pale gray and olive are both $40, while orange (pictured here) and black are $50.

Surprisingly, stock isn’t too bad on this basic black skort.

I purchased the LightSpeed skort in “rainstorm blur” (pictured here) last summer and highly recommend. I live in exercise skorts once it hits 80 degrees. That pattern is on sale for $20, but you can also score it in olive green, reddish orange, and pale pink for $5 more.

Another fun pattern that’s much cheaper than its (still on sale) neutral counterparts: wildflower haze, pictured here, is $20, while black and olive are $40.

A packable fleece for still chilly nights. Comes in white, burgundy, and deep blue.

Hannah Kotzen, our associate manager of audience growth, spotted these extra-tall Croc clogs for 25 percent off. They’re on sale in white and beige.

A very steep discount on this little pouchette for concerts.

This half-off tote could be a nice alternative to the Baggu Crescent crossbody.

This is an excellent deal on an everyday button-up.

A half-off, non-schlubby sweatshirt that comes in three colors: black, gray, and blue.

Pair the above with these Outdoor Voices sweats — in theStrategist-approvedCloudKnit fabric — for the ultimate work-from-home ‘fit.

Another status-y lip tint: Augustinus Bader’s collaboration withSofia Coppola. It’s 25 percent off at Ssense with the code SHOP25 — as are a number of other full-price items through April 27. WriterErin Schwartzrounded up even more picks from theSsense salehere.

MAC’s six-shadeconcealerpalette is “perfect,” according to celebrity hairstylist and beauty expert David Lopez. “It’s creamy, has a skinlike finish, and can brighten or cover,” and the multitude of colors lets you “use it throughout the year.”

First Aid Beauty is offering 25 percent off sitewide with the code SPRING. A perennial Strategist favorite, beauty writerTembe Denton-Hurstuses the Ultra Repair Cream as the first step in herdouble-moisturizing routine. It’s “nourishing without being too thick and doesn’t feel oily or like it’s just sitting there,” she writes.

This is our best overallface mask, which checks all our boxes: hydrating, soothing, and non-irritating (even for those with sensitive skin). “I left it on for ten minutes, and after I rinsed it off, my skin felt smooth and plump without looking greasy,” says writerArielle Avila.

Foreo makes our favoritefacial-cleansing brush, and I found this travel-size version on sale for only $65. It uses T-sonic pulsations (the “T” stands for “transdermal”) to remove dirt, oil, sweat, makeup residue, and dead skin cells.

Augustinus Bader’s hair products are all 20 percent off at Nordstrom. Is it too early to suggest this hair oil as a thoughtful Mother’s Day gift?

Our best overallelectrolyte powderis on sale for just over 90 cents per packet. “I like that the powder has a medium mixture of sodium (330 milligrams) and carbs (nine grams),” says associate editorJeremy Rellosa. “The packets are easy to travel with, too — I keep a few stashed in my bag so I can instantly hydrate right after track practice.”

Lorde’s water bottleis now abitmore attainable for the rest of us.

Everything at Helix is 27 percent off this weekend when you use the code STRAT27. I suggest nabbing this best-in-classdown pillow: Its core is filled with a sturdier down-and-feather blend, giving it a high loft of six-to-eight inches.

I took a whirl through deals writerAlexandra Polk’s top picks from theAnthropologie home sale, where select items are 30 percent off. These crisp percale sheets are on sale in both blue-and-white and rainbow stripes.

This mid-century-inspiredfloor lamphas a movable arm for easy adjusting.

Right now, you can grab three of Maison Margiela’s mini-candlesfor just $20 apiece: one spicy, one floral, and one sweet.

Gilt and Rue La La are not the only places I foundexcellent deals on Marimekkothis week; Nordstrom also has quite a few goods in this cheerful Pieni pattern.

If you want something you can stash in your car or keep on your kitchen counter to obliterate crumbs, thishandheld vacuumfrom Shark is $40 off.

“If you’re looking for a lightweight, versatile vacuum cleaner that can tackle both hardwood floors and carpet, the Lift-Away is for you,”sayswriter Dominique Pariso. It can detach into a handheld vacuum.

This Dyson weighs under six pounds, has a 40-minute run time, and is now $120 off.

At $12 apiece, these cotton tank tops are worth stocking up on.

These come in twin, twin XL, full, and queen sizes … if you please.

This 1,000-plus-piece set from one of our favoritebuilding-toybrands is wildly discounted: It’s down from $60 to just $25.

WriterLauren Rooriginally recommended these non-leaky glass baby bottles inher registry redo piece, where she called out the easy-to-read ounce markings on the body and the nipples that come in five different flow levels.

ThisStrategist-approved carry-on suitcasecan be ridden like a wagon and turns airplane seats into beds and play areas. It’s 25 percent off at Stokke in beige and charcoal gray, and some more colorful options are 20 percent off at Amazon andNordstrom.

Senior writerLiza Corsilloused the Yoyo 2 as her dailystrolleruntil her son was about 18 months old. They routinely traveled “on the subway from Brooklyn to Manhattan and never had any trouble maneuvering through the winding station tunnels or even past other passengers to find a seat in crowded cars.”