Opening Ceremony just wrapped up a crazy sample sale. Prices were outrageously discounted but lines extended for hours. The scene inside was total mayhem. No matter the markdown, that’s not how we would ever consider spending the last days of Summer.

Not all is lost if you’re looking to snag some of Opening Ceremony’s Downtown-cool style for deep discounts. Right now, you can head to the store’s website and save up to 75% off. Over this way, we found this varsity style dress for $68 from $225, this babydoll cut bomber jacket is $238n from $600, and this Vivian Westwood top (or dress) is $300 from $740.

Most of the sale assortment consists of the house brand but we love that it’s so reasonably priced. It’s even more affordable when it’s on sale (obviously). Opening Ceremony is also a great brand to buy for stylish teens because of the price points. Bonus points, you can share!

A leading article from the Business of Fashion declared that consumers are “seeking out Instagrammable outfits for travelling,” which presents a year-round opportunity for fashion brands and retailers.

We are completely on board with this all-year-round Summer shopping because we are always happy to add more Summer to our lives. It’s a good thing that MatchesFashion just filled their sale section with an abundant assortment of wear-now or travel-with-later wardrobe options.

Some of our favorite sale picks include this dramatic beach robe that’s $721 from $1358,  a Mara Hoffman dress is $270 from $550 and a bikini from Haight is $108 from $216. Here are shell earrings, which we love, for $136 from $272 and Le Specs metal frame glasses are $62 from $90.

An industry insider says that vacation packing isn’t just about buying bikinis and coverups. She suggests that your vacation purchases should follow three underlining notions: “can it be worn from the beach to the bar to dinner; how easy is it to pack; and does this style transcend seasons and can the look be built into next season.”

We agree with all these pointers. If only someone could make the ‘real’ Summer last another two weeks.

This morning, Farfetch took the first steps towards IPO with the filing of an F-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commision. The Italian e-commerce platform had been rumored to be taking steps to become a public company for over a year. As financial investments, we aren’t too keen on luxury retail stocks. They tend to fluctuate vastly according to retail trends. Discarding a trendy shoe is one thing but nobody enjoys a stock that goes out of style.

While the broker-dealers grapple with the pricing of the Farfetch IPO, we figured we would dive into the site and see what deals could be found within the site. We were surprised to find a lot of Off-White discounted 70%. Here is a grey sweatshirt that’s $213 from $720 or this floral one for $200, a bomber jacket is $431 from over $1400 and here is a white Binder bag reduced 30% off.

Other sale highlights include these Golden Goose jeans at 80% off or $90 from $445, an MSGM dress with ruffles is $159 from $516 and a Prada tiger print coat with PVC topping is $762 from over $2500. (I think I’m in love!)

Shoes and bags are on the pricey side and could be found for less in many other destinations. Another thing that we’ve noticed is that some sizes are priced higher than others. That’s because the merchandise is coming from various boutiques and not all stores discount the same amount. We wonder if those types of disparities will make it harder for analysts to forecast stock prices. Wall Street isn’t known for its tolerance of the unknown.

On a whim, we went surfing through Stylebop’s most reduced merchandise not expecting to find anything remotely current. We couldn’t believe the how much great fashion could be still found and it’s all reduced 70% off and even more.

Over this way, there’s a Versace blouse with a classic print that’s discounted to $340 from $1410. (There’s an extra 10% off for the last size IT42/US6.) There is a great assortment of Delpozo, like this strapless dress that’s $910 from over $3000 or this peplum top that’s $315 from $1050. A less expensive option is this high-fashion looking Tibi skirt that’s just $158 from $530 or Paul Andrew heels that are $275 from $919.

Browsing along we couldn’t really find anything that would be a bad purchase. The selection is really progressive and most items look like they will seamlessly transition from Summer to Fall to next Summer, again. Just try to divert your eyes from the new fashion if you want to avoid full-price temptation. It can be hard to resist.