A Huge List of Sales: A $22 Lands’ End Tote and a Rare Mejuri Sale

Levi’sclassicjeanis at one of the lowest prices I’ve seen. Many fashionable people love the classic cut, includingQueer EyestarTan France, musiciansAly and AJ Michalka, and celebrity stylist Karla Welch (who has collaborated with Levi’s oncapsule collections).

Everlane also makes excellentjeans, almost all of which are 30 percent off or more for a limited time. FilmmakerEmily May Jampelis specifically fond of this pair, which has the best discount of them all at 40 percent off. “I can just roll out of bed and throw them on with basically anything in my closet,” she says.

And over at Madewell, through August 18, your entire cart is 20 percent off when you buy one full-priced pair of jeans. That discount applies even if youonlybuy a pair of jeans, making this very autumnal flare pair $118.

All Left on Friday swim is 30 percent off until Monday, so now’s the time to grab this comfortable and stylish suit that actressMegan Fergusonsays “does the work of a surgical breast lift.” Just note colors and sizes have been selling out fast.

Content creatorVictoria Filippininamed this one of the nicest summer dresses under $150 earlier this summer thanks to its 100 percent organic cotton fabric and unique silhouette. Now, it’s under $100 until August 19 for Something to Hold’s summer sale.

Everything is 40 percent off at Gap for its Friends & Family sale, including new fall arrivals. Shop now, as these items will definitely go back to full price soon, and sizes will start to sell out.

But if you’re not ready to give up on summer just yet, you can also use the sale to grab warm-weather wear, like these linen pants we named “the Ultimate Summer Pant” in our recently updated “Womenswear 100.”

The unassuming water-sandal-hiking hybrid that our writerLauren Rodeclared theshoe of the summeris under $100 again — a discount that only pops up a handful of times a year.

A rare sale is on at Mejuri. All of its dainty baubles are up to 25 percent off (with a minimum spend of $150). I like this understated, diamond-tipped ring.

But for something very simple and very classic, you can’t go wrong with the brand’s mini hoops. (Just note, again, that you have to spend $150 to get this discount.)

Men’s fashion is also 40 percent off at Gap. I’d beeline toward this new fall layer before it goes back to full price.

AllSaints just added hundreds of styles to its sale section, with discounts up to 60 percent off. It’s a great time to add one of the brand’s famous (and almostneveron sale) leather coats to your fall wardrobe.

Comfortable and breathable pants for casual Fridays.

Quay makes some of our favoritesunglasses for men, and I found a nice pair with a very low price of just $40 at Nordstrom.

If your currentmakeup removeralways leaves you with raccoon eyes, consider switching to Bioderma’s micellar water. It’s our favorite makeup remover overall and now just $14. Strategist writerKitty Guosays “it’s perfect as an initial step to tackle stubborn mascara and eyeliner streaks, and should be enough on its own for those who wear less makeup …”

A newGlossier saleis upon us. My favorite deal: Our pick for the best affordable tinted moisturizer is $22 — a nice price for the diamond powder-based formula that writerMbiye Kasongasays has a “blurring, filterlike effect.”

This treatment features Adapalene, a retinoid used for clearing and preventing acne,blackheads, and whiteheads. Dr. Brendan Camp ofMDCS Dermatologydeems it the best less-expensiveanti-aging serumfor oily and acne prone skin.

Great for reducing dark spots, fine lines, and wrinkles, our favorite affordableanti-aging serumfor mature skin just got cheaper.

Beauty columnistRio Viera-Newtonlikes thisvitamin-C serumfrom Mad Hippie. “It’s rich in other antioxidants like vitamin E and ferulic acid (which strengthens your skin against all sorts of environmental stressors), and soothing, nourishing, and moisture-boosting ingredients like chamomile and hyaluronic acid.”

Radio personalityAngela Yeeuses the brand’s vitamin A serum to plump up her skin and soften fine lines.

For treating new-school-year-induced eye bags.

Two dermatologists we talked to recommend this oil-basedbodywashfor extremely dry skin in need of a moisture-restoring cleanse.

Select Christophe Robin products are 30 percent off at Amazon through Sunday.

This splurgyelectric toothbrushconnects to your smartphone to give you personal coaching while brushing. It’s normally $200, but right now you can get it for just $80 — an exceptional deal.

Because back-to-school season equals cold, flu, and COVID-19 season.

Treat yourself to an extra-soft Turkish cotton Brooklinen blanket while it’s a bit less pricey until August 18.

Amazon is always changing the listing price on our best inexpensivepillows, so it’s impossible to tell what the true discount is. However, $38 for the two-pack is just about the best price you’ll get them for.

Thismemory-foam pillowis great for combination sleepers. It has a dipped lower loft in the center with taller edges that work with all kinds of sleeping styles, and it just got a 20 percent off discount.

Over at East Fork, there are some very cool napkins from the brand on sale for 30 percent off.

A slightly older version of Dyson’s Ball upright vacuum is over half off.

We’re big fans of Lands’ End’s durable, roomytotesat the Strategist. This cheery beach bag has a steep discount until August 25 for the brand’s sitewide sale with code SHOWGIRL at checkout.

And for weekend trips, I’m loving this kelly-green-striped weekend duffle that’s now just $32.

The sleek handheld fan keeping stylish people (see:Savannah James) cool this summer is 24 percent off.

A neck fan, if you’d prefer to cool off hands free.

This multifaceted charger is essential for senior writerMichael Zhao’stravel-tech setup. It can power a MacBook and has plug adapters for various countries. It’s possibly “the best purchase” he made last year.

Another reliable wall charger from one of our favorite brands has a nice discount as well.

If you’re in the throes ofback-to-school shopping, might I suggest this affordable water bottle from Thermos? Senior editor Jen Trolio’s bought some for her kids and says they’re “insulated, non-sweating, and very solid on keeping water cold for at least a few hours.”

For 3-year-olds who worship Gabby and her cat friends, this playroom set makes an excellent gift. Today, it’ll only cost you $17.

And when they’re in the mood for a story, this audio-only entertainment system plays fun tales and songs from dozens of characters.