There is a thrill to finding exactly what you want during a third markdown but those finds are becoming less frequent. The more rewarding prospect is savings on the newest season’s trends.

Italist has started uploading Winter 2021 merchandise and sold out items can be procured for a bit of saving. Looking for a Prada Reissue 2005? Here it is for $1550 from $1750. Bottega Veneta Lido sandals are $980 from $1200 and a Gucci bodysuit is $733 from $980. We also found deals for Moncler and Fendi’s newest collaboration with Joshua Vides.

There isn’t a lot of inventory on any of these items. We suggest you spring into action now or find contentment in paying full retail.

Of course, the site also has a lot of end of season markdowns too. Here is a Bottega Veneta woven pouch for $1915 from $3100 and a Gucci small GG ring bag for $1590 from $2600. We added a lot of great finds to the images above.

After all, Fall fashion is the only reason to attempt to neutralize global warming… just joking. (Maybe!)

This week, the Parisian-based, 24S is offering discounts that can save 20% off on sale merchandise. You can use the code EXTRA20 to engage the discount that brings the savings to 75% on some items.

Check ou these Francesco Russo boots that are only $310 from $1300. We’ve been stalking this Roland Mouret top for months and now it’s $300 from $1275. This Dolce & Gabbana dress is a major consideration at $800 from $2000 and this Balmain denim blazer is $615 from $1800. 

24S is LVMH owned and therefore offers brands, like Dior, Louis Vuitton, and Celine, which you can’t find on many other websites. The best value of shopping on 24S is that all duties are included in the sale price, shipping is free, and there is no sales tax. My last order from 24S arrived in 30 hours after my “complete order” click.

This LV bag with white trim is $2700 from a US retail of $3250 and this Lockme bag is $1842 from $2280. You can click here to see other bags that have pricing advantages. Remember, even if an item is full price, you’ll save by not paying sales tax or duties. It’s hard to compete with that. 

Anticipating tomorrow is like looking through a frosted glass window. Despite the unclear vision, we all know there is a great and vast world just waiting to harvest experiences and memories.

It’s only a matter of time until travel will resume and we can begin to activate our innate desire to travel and explore. For those like me, waiting is not enough. It’s time to start planning. During the past few months, I have worked tirelessly with an amazing team of dreamers and believers to craft an incredible travel opportunity.

Steele Hotels is an innovative travel website that offers users a limited number of discounted three-night hotel packages at some of the most luxurious hotels worldwide. The best part is that all purchases are valid 12-months AFTER borders open and safe travel resumes. There are also very limited blackout periods, which enhances the deal even further.

Some of the great deals include my favorite hotels around the world. Take a look.
Three nights at Nizuc Resort & Spa, in Rivera Maya, in an Ocean View Deluxe room is available starting at $1188. That’s under $400 a night.

Casa de Campo Resort and Villas, in the Dominican Republic, costs just $486 for three nights in a Superior Casita. That’s just $162 a night. There is also the ability to add an all-inclusive option for just a little bit more money. The same goes for the Hard Rock Hotel Los Cabos, which just opened in October 2019. The all-inclusive three-night room package starts at $855, which is equivalent to $285 a night.

Steele Hotels also includes lots of great European hotel deals too. One of my personal favorites is Portrait Firenze, in Florence, Italy.  There’s also Capri Tiberio Palace in Capri, Italy, Estancia Vik Jose Ignacio, in Uruguay and the Saint Jame’s Hotel & Club Mayfair, in London.

Remember, there are a very limited number of Steele Hotels packages available at each hotel. “Restocking” is unknown but new hotel deals will be added regularly.

The revenue generated from the purchase of each Steele Hotels package is immediately turned over to each hotel to help support their properties during this very difficult time. In addition, a portion of all Steele Hotels sales will be donated to various charities that support job training in the hospitality industry.

Book the trip. Buy the shoes.  ????????