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If you’re starting to think about warmer weather, The Outnet is quietly becoming one of the hottest places to browse deals right now. A fresh wave of new arrivals is already marked up to 60% off, with standout pieces from Pucci, Zimmermann, Missoni, and more. It’s the kind of selection that rewards early planners. Like, the shopper who buys the perfect resort dress in February instead of panic-ordering in May. At the same time, the final clearance has reached up to 80% off, making it well worth a second pass, especially if you enjoy the thrill of finding something exceptional at a fraction of its original price. For an extra nudge, use code HITHERE for an additional 20% off select items.

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The Hermès merchandise that generated lines last month is back for a second round, and this time the sale floor has been fully restocked and there’s even more merchandise than the first time around.  To be clear, this is not an Hermès-produced sale. French law forbids merchandise from  being destroyed, which is why opportunities like this occasionally surface.

All the original garment tags are removed, but the pieces are easily recognizable to a trained eye. The stitching is identifiable, the zippers have H-stops, and familiar motifs make it obvious. Pricing is even better than before:

• – T-shirts and pants are $250
• – Cardigans $400
• – Heavy sweaters and hoodies $600
• – Coats and long dresses $850 (the coats are insane)

No RSVP is needed. The sale is one week only and begins Tuesday, Feb.  17.  There will be restocks throughout the week and there are  also other gorgeous European luxury brands at 75% and 80% off.

Shop the Sample

Tuesday, Feb 17  to Monday, Feb 23

11 to 7 daily

RSVP not required

129n Lafayette St, Soho NYC

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I don’t know about you, but winter has officially overstayed its welcome, and lately I’ve been escaping into long, indulgent scrolls through Mytheresa in search of a mood shift. There is something about seeing the new collections land that makes the next season feel almost within reach. As I combed through the arrivals, a few pieces immediately stood out, the kind you can already imagine defining Spring ’26 rather than simply participating in it. I’ve gathered the ones I believe are future icons below. If you’re feeling the same urge to look forward, Mytheresa is currently offering new customers 10% off full-price new-season fashion through this link with the code FIRST10.

Jacquemus raffia circle bag

Missoni zigzag Terry clothing bag

Gianvito Rossi sone sandals

Gianvito Rossi metallic mules

Jimmy Choo slingback pumps

Valentino feather trimmed blazer

Taller Marmo feather trimmed kaftan

Taller Marmo silk kaftan

Vivienne Westwood bustier top

Vivienne Westwood dress

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Valentine’s Day is a funny holiday. Essentially, since we are asking a population segment to do a task that they normally are ill-equipped  to accomplish. Finding the right item to buy is one thing but getting the best deal is a sport entirely of its own. Rue La La is an ideal destination for spoiling the person you love without paying full price simply because you didn’t know better. Expect savings on an assortment of fragrances, designer shoes, handbags, and more. Below is a selection of standout finds that let you lavish attention on someone special and still have money left for that overpriced prix fixe meal.

Alaia Le Click crossbody bag $1800 from $2900

Diptyque rose perfume $194 from $255

Louboutin suede heels $730 from $1095

 Prada quilted leather bag $2600 from $4400

Balenciaga Le Cagole bag with fringe  $1700 from $3450

Hotbrush curler $54 from $250

Gucci sneakers with crystals $980 from $1160

Alaia heart shaped bag $1200 from $1400

Perfumes by Marly Delina  $194 from $250

Gucci silk scarf $430 from $540

TJ Maxx is quietly stocking real designer inventory right now, with pieces from Miu Miu, Gucci, and Brunello Cucinelli marked down as much as 85% off, and the only real downside is the presentation. The best values are the clothing , not the bags. The product photos are objectively bad, but if you know these brands, you already understand the quality, fabrics, and construction. To me, it looks like a lot of the Miu Miu collection was from resort 2024. So it’s not even that old. This is less about browsing and more about  trusting your own eye. Everything is fully returnable. This is one of  those rare moments where ignoring aesthetics and focusing on substance can lead to an exceptional luxury find at a price that feels almost absurd.

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Who’s ready for major savings? NET-A-PORTER is extending the season of savings with an extra 20% off most sale items using code FLASH20 at checkout. With already impressive discounts, this extra savings makes the deals even better. Keep an eye out for new markdowns. We keep seeing new items and designer pieces pop up. There are especially lots of Valentino shoes, Khaite sweaters , the last JW Anderson’s Loewe and Dolce & Gabbana florals.  Bookmark this post for updates and check out some of our top picks below.

Valentino suede shoulder bag $1968 from $4100

Chloe crochet bag $840 from $1750

Loewe checkered sweater $888 from $1850

Dries Van Notan ankle boots $550 from $1375

Valentino gold sandals $619 from $1290

Dolce & Gabbana purple motif mini skirt $645 from $1345

Valentino black sandals $513 from $1070

Dolce & Gabbana red revenge dress $1798 from $4985

Khaite heavy knit cardigan $1632 from $3400

Gianvito Rossi gold heels $490 from $875

Saks Off 5th just announced the digital arm is being liquidated separately from the rest of Saks. This isn’t about the flagship stores or Saks Fifth Avenue inventory or Saks Off 5th stores. It also doesn’t mean there’s a broader collapse happening. The Off 5th website is being run independently, and they’ve been given the green light to sell through what’s left while they figure out next steps. It’s a separate legal entity that happens to sit under the broader Saks ecosystem and use the name, but it has its own economics, obligations, and problems. If that digital business is losing money or owes money back to Saks Global, it can’t just coast along. Saks Global is clearly asking them to pay up which means we need to be on the lookout for extra markdowns.

Right now the site is promoting markdowns of up to 85% off, with some discounts scaling even higher. I’ve spotted worthwhile pieces from Valentino, Brunello Cucinelli, and Missoni. There aren’t many sizes left, but it’s absolutely worth a scroll. This is the kind of moment where it pays to be decisive. You can assume what’s there now won’t still be there tomorrow.

FWRD just rolled out fresh markdowns, and this is one of those moments worth checking before sizes disappear. The luxury retailer has taken up to 65% off a tightly edited mix from Emilio Pucci, Saint Laurent, and Miu Miu. There’s also a private sale section, which you’ll need to log into and it includes Alaia, Miu Miu and Moncler. (I found the prices to be better in the public sale but the private sale is worth a scroll if you can gain entry.) It’s a strong reminder that FWRD’s sale section skews fashion-forward rather than picked over, making this a good window to grab designer pieces that still feel current, but at prices that feel significantly less painful.