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Spring is in bloom—and so are the sales. Ssense just launched a promotion where you can save 20% on a wide selection of fashion. Use code SHOP25 at checkout to unlock the discount.The offer includes standout pieces from brands like Manolo Blahnik, Christian Louboutin, Jacquemus, Area, Bode, Mugler, and more. You can also apply the savings to wardrobe staples like sneakers and jeans. Tap this link to browse the eligible selection, and scroll down to see some of our top picks.

Zimmermann is known for its romantic silhouettes, intricate details, and effortlessly feminine aesthetic. Whether you’re eyeing a breezy dress for your next getaway or a structured statement piece, a Zimmermann sale is the ideal time to invest in pieces that blend elegance with a laid-back Australian sensibility. Right now, THE OUTNET is hosting a Zimmermann sale with discounts starting at 45%. We spotted some of the brand’s signature dresses, swimsuits, and standout separates—perfect for spring events or your next warm-weather escape.

As a bonus, you can get 15% off your first order sitewide when you spend $350 or 20% off when you spend $500+. Use the code HITHERE at checkout. (Note: Discount doesn’t apply to Sale items, Just In, or Bestsellers.) Scroll down to see some of our favorite Zimmermann picks from the sale.

Mexico City is a place that deserves all the praise it gets. From vibrant neighborhoods to world-class dining and luxury shopping, it has something for everyone. We spent five days exploring the city before heading to Punta Mita for a beach break, and it felt like just the right amount of time. While I wouldn’t call myself an expert after one trip, I wanted to share some highlights and recommendations to help you plan your own visit.

Shop

• El Palacio de Hierro (Polanco) - A super luxury department store, more like a mall. Think Hermes, Chanel, and an entire floor of restaurants. Block out half a day to explore.
• Polanco Neighborhood - The equivalent of Madison or Fifth Avenue in Mexico City. You’ll find all the major Latin American designer flagships, plus plenty of upscale cafes and restaurants. It’s a great neighborhood for luxury shopping and people-watching, with beautiful streets lined with boutiques and galleries.
• Roma Norte Neighborhood - This neighborhood reminded me of the West Village. Independent boutiques, galleries, and restaurants line the streets. I loved Proyecto Republica, a co-op featuring Latin American designers with exceptional craftsmanship and design. Right across the street is Eno, perfect for a casual bite while shopping.
• Vintage Shopping: Mexico City has so many vintage stores that it was a bit overwhelming. I struggled to pinpoint the best spots for my taste. Next time, I’d consider hiring a guide to curate a shopping experience.

Eat

• Contramar - Incredible lunch spot. The food was delicious, and the atmosphere was lively. Definitely make a reservation.
• Carmela y Sal - Fantastic haute Mexican cuisine. Reservations are essential.

See

• La Casa Azul (Frida Kahlo’s House) - Tickets are controlled by scalpers, and I couldn’t get the three tickets I needed for the dates I wanted.
• Museo de Arte Moderno - Instead, we visited the Modern Art Museum. They had a few Kahlo paintings, and it was the perfect size to enjoy without feeling overwhelmed. We spent under an hour here.
• Museo Nacional de Antropología - Worth a visit for 1-2 hours. The museum is expansive and filled with fascinating artifacts from across Mexico. It’s a beautiful and immersive experience, located in Chapultepec Park, Mexico City's equivalent of Central Park.

Stay

• St. Regis Mexico City - No complaints, but not particularly memorable.
• St. Regis Punta Mita - Absolutely beautiful property with great service, but again, not especially memorable.