By Robert Scucci
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If you were to ask me what The Book Club Murders was about, I’d probably eat my own hand before taking a deep breath and calmly asking you to read the title again. The spoiler is right there: there are a bunch of murders happening, and the book club at the center of the affected community has something to do with it. It’s a bunch of middle-aged Mean Girls trying to figure out why all their loved ones are getting slaughtered, but nobody is self-aware enough to have a conversation without getting interrupted right before they have the opportunity to say the thing that will clear their name or point investigators in the right direction.

The movie starts with a fire, allusions to a missing persons case, and then introduces us to our major players, who all live in homes that are either clearly sound stages built specifically for Lifetime movies or look like they’re staged for an open house at any given moment because real estate prices in 2024 are just that great.

The film score gives you exactly the kind of sonic shorthand you need (cue the sinister sounding strings) while you’re spoon-fed conflict that lacks any real mystery or ambiguity until the final 20 minutes, where the twist ending comes out of nowhere and doesn’t feel earned so much as tacked on when somebody realized this thing needed to wrap up in 87 minutes (why are all Lifetime movies the exact same length?).

Everything is just a little too convenient in The Book Club Murders, but I can’t stop watching these movies because I’m a writer, and sometimes the best lesson you can learn is how not to make a psychological thriller.

A Dead Dad, A Missing Girl, And A Poison Pen

The Book Club Murders introduces us to inoffensive and conventionally attractive mother-daughter duo Natalie (Brittany Underwood) and Gwen (Eva Igo) Johnston, who are browsing at Back Forty Books, owned by Wendy Novak (Ainsley Burch). Both Natalie and Gwen are established as homebodies because of the recent tragedy they faced when their house was set ablaze, killing Gwen’s father and Natalie’s husband.

Through a not-so-subtle use of Chekhov’s gun, we’re also clued into the disappearance of troubled teenager Lauren McClain (Julia Zook), who briefly lived with the Johnstons before the fire and hasn’t been seen since. Gwen urges Natalie to join Wendy’s book club so she can have the house to herself one night a week, allowing her to hang out with her boyfriend Tony Chandler (Aaron Goehle), who just so happens to be the son of Detective Chandler (Mike Bredon), who’s married to Sadie Chandler (Nicole Weber), a mainstay at Wendy’s book club.

Now that every character (most of them, anyway; you don’t need to know about anybody else, trust me) is established in The Book Club Murders, the book club murders can finally kick off. The women learn about a series of poison pen letters, written anonymously, that are plaguing their community, often alluding to personal information that nobody else in the group should have access to while also letting them know who the next victim will be.

One by one, people start dropping like flies while their dark secrets are exposed. When Natalie opens her mail, she comes across two different parcels that make things interesting (not really): a life insurance payout for $500,000 because of the fire that claimed her husband, and a letter in its signature black envelope with a red wax seal addressed to Gwen that she quietly hides away in a drawer.

Detective Chandler, who suspects Gwen and Natalie of being involved in both the house fire and Lauren’s disappearance, doesn’t want Gwen seeing his son anymore. Meanwhile, Sadie, who’s made it very clear to Gwen that she’ll ruin her life if she keeps poking around, does whatever she can to drag the mother and daughter through the mud, almost as if she’s hiding something herself. 

This World Is Too Small

Another pattern I’ve noticed while burning through these Lifetime movies is just how small the worlds they exist in actually are. It’s always somebody dating somebody close to the case, and they’re not to be trusted because of what another person who just happened to be at the same location happened to observe. Everybody talks to everybody else, and when the ongoing murder mystery turns into a retroactive investigation of the house fire and Lauren’s mysterious ability to vanish without a trace, everybody has something to say and generally knows where everybody is, stripping this already lackluster mystery of whatever thrills it had left.

Everybody is also so painfully stupid in this context, and the small world gets even smaller when Wendy calls multiple women to her bookstore after hours to show them something she wouldn’t dare divulge over the phone. Of course, multiple parties show up at the same time a new body does, but you saw this coming from a mile away and shouldn’t be surprised at this point, right? Right?!

The Book Club Murders is fun for a quick laugh while you’re doing something more meaningful with your time in the background. If there’s ever a kind of movie you throw on while folding laundry so you don’t miss anything worth watching, while simultaneously keeping yourself from ruminating on the horrors of the world because there are enough pretty colors moving across the screen of your moving picture box, it’s this one.

And I think this is the only kind of situation where you should actively seek out titles like The Book Club Murders on Netflix. As a general rule of thumb, if a movie has no critical score, audience score, or Wikipedia page, it’s probably not very noteworthy. Tubi already has all the good movies that fit this description.

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Before LisaRaye Turned Heads Alongside Taral Hicks, She Made Headlines By Sharing Her Thoughts On ‘Spend Dat’

Before LisaRaye, a.k.a. “Diamond,” turned heads alongside Taral Hicks, a.k.a. “Kisha,” she made headlines by sharing her thoughts on Yung Miami’s ‘Spend Dat.’ As The Shade Room previously reported, LisaRaye McCoy initially turned heads when she participated in the song’s dance challenge.

Subsequently, as the song started to acquire backlash for its “spending” and “boosting” lyrics, she shared her honest thoughts on the song. Ultimately, she explained that while she danced to it, she doesn’t believe in the song’s words.

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Several former pageant queens have tragically died after winning their crowns.

Kseniya Alexandrova won Miss Universe Russia in 2017, eight years before she died following a fatal car accident at the age of 30.

“It is with deep sorrow that we announce that our colleague and friend, model Ksenia Alexandrova, passed away last night,” her modeling agency, Modus Vivendis, wrote in an August 2025 statement. “Ksenia was bright, talented and extraordinarily bright.”

One month after Alexandrova’s death, the beauty pageant community experienced another loss when Jamaican beauty queen Tyra Spaulding died at 26 years old.

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“She was a radiant soul and an amazing human being. Her light, grace, beauty and kind spirit touched every life she encountered, leaving memories that will never fade,” the Miss Universe Jamaica organization said in a statement.

Former Mexican beauty queen Carolina Flores Gomez was found shot to death in her apartment in April 2026. Months later, the Miss Jamaica pageant announced that former finalist LaToya Malcolm died in July.

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Get a rundown of Us‘ top stories making headlines in celebrity news, sports and entertainment on July 20, 2026. Here are the key takeaways:

• Southern Charm alum Naomie Olindo married Billy Haire in France on July 18, after roughly one year of dating. The couple was set up by mutual friends in April 2025, and Haire was previously married to Brooks Nader before their May 2024 split.

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• The Real Housewives of Orange County star Jeana Keough has been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue and is in her fifth week of chemotherapy, radiation and immunotherapy. Her children Kara and Shane Keough revealed the diagnosis in a joint Instagram post and launched a GoFundMe, exclusively telling Us, “She’s strong through this. She’s got a good support network.”

• Jerry O’Connell shared that wife Rebecca Romijn was upset by John Stamos‘ 2023 memoir, If You Would Have Told Me, which detailed the demise of his marriage to Romijn. Speaking on the July 20 episode of “Let’s Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa,” O’Connell said Romijn did not have a heads-up about the chapter before the book was released.

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Sukihana has revealed that she has given birth to her newest bundle of joy, a baby girl!

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Sukihana Reveals She Has Given Birth To Her Baby Girl

On the evening of Sunday, July 19, footage was shared on Sukihana’s Instagram account showing that she was actively going into labor. In the clip, Sukihana appeared hunched over her bed as she moaned in pain.

Then, on Monday, July 20, a photo was shared on Suki’s Instagram, showing that she had given birth. Furthermore, the photo was captionless, but the moment was definitely felt.

See the censored photo by swiping below.

Social Media Reacts & Shares Congratulations

Social media users reacted to the photo and shared congratulations in TSR Teens’ comment section.

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As The Shade Room previously reported, in March, Sukihana revealed that she was expecting her fourth child. At the time, the announcement was exclusively shared via PEOPLE.

“This baby came into my life at a time when I truly needed a reminder of purpose and love. I’ve lived a lot of my life loudly, but this moment is something I wanted to protect until I was ready to share it with the world,” she said, explaining why she decided to initially keep the news private.

By the end of that month, Sukihana shared footage from her gender reveal, which showed that she was welcoming a baby girl.

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Today in theBig Brother house, they had the veto meeting with HOH Rick Devens planning to use the veto to remove one of his original nominees so he can renominate Rome Seymour. But the plans Devens made on using the veto flip-flopped until the ceremony.

He was considering Lyric Medeiros versus Melody Morris. We’ve got your veto ceremony results with the names of the three heading into the BB28 Blockbuster on Thursday to determine the final two nominees for eviction. But first, some live feeds drama.

Big Brother 28: Veto Flip and Alliance Drama

First, Angela Murray and Dee Valladares are plotting pranks to annoy Taylor Brown and LaTrice “Lala” Verrett. Honey on the cabinet door handle. Angela said she was going to make a toothpaste mess everywhere.

Many fans don’t like them targeting the only two Black women in the cast. Lala and Taylor do a lot of cleaning – Lala’s a straight-up neat freak. Sounds like Dee and Angela’s plan is to pull this stuff to get a rise out of Taylor and Lala to make them targets. Devens apparently has been in on some of this plotting.

Also, Barrett Pfeiffer lost it this morning when BB told him not to talk about production and he snapped. So, Devens warned everyone not to talk to Barrett until he had more coffee. Apparently, being a Have Not has got Barrett starving and losing his mind.

Big Brother 28: Warning Shots Fired

But even worse, a true crisis was brewing in the house this morning. The coffee maker’s not working! And Mallory Aurichio couldn’t fix it despite her pipe queen reputation. Also on the feeds, production issued a warning about not talking about DR sessions.

Salty Mallory complained about being ignored. Drew Campbell also told Dee that Mallory’s causing issues and warned Dee that “Mallory’s psycho”. Dee said, “I don’t give a care.. She said she didn’t give a f**k if Mallory hates her. Said she couldn’t care less.

Big Brother 28: Angela’s Egg is Boiling

Also, Angela’s losing it over being stuck in the Egg Detective punishment costume. She can’t get up off the floor. She was rolling around in the backyard in it. She told Chuk Anyanwu she can barely eat. She was trying to eat ramen in it making a mess.

But Jason reassured her this would be iconic. Angela said she hopes the next five time capsule winners all get punishments. But then later, she was cam-talking to the live feeders asking them to all vote Devens for the next BB Time Capsule.

And apparently the sheer weight of the costume is causing Angela physical pain. The whole thing including the magnifying glass looks bigger than it did when Vince Panaro wore it in BB27. Angela complained and they added some support around the neck to help.

Big Brother 28: A Storm Brewing in the Shower?

Also, Devens, Drew and Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk all squished into a bubble bath together wearing boots and hats. Devens had on a shirt but the other two guys didn’t. Melody snapped some pics of them since production gave them a camera.

Then, Kamu wanted to take photos with Drew in the shower. So, that’s questionable on a few different levels. Anyone who pees in the shower – just yuck. Rome’s gushing about how much he loves Lyric, how he’s never felt this way about a girl before.

Rome called her sweet and selfless and cute. Also, Barrett’s turning on Drew and is whispering to Angela that Drew’s like a little Dr. Will.

Big Brother 28: Devens Misses out on More Screen Time

And this little fun tidbit. James Gunn, who’s directing the Superman sequel, is a mega Big Brother fan. Remember, he was on Unlocked last season. So, he said he knows Devens and offered him a little background spot in the Superman movie.

James Gunn said Devens had to cancel – because the movie’s filming now. He told James that he couldn’t tell him why he had to cancel, but Devens said he’d be excited. And James Gunn confirmed he is excited to see Devens on Big Brother.

Big Brother 28: Veto Ceremony Results and Final Three

So, on Sunday, Devens talked to most of the Crossovers and they agreed he’d use the power of veto on Melody. They said take her off the block, and renominate Rome. Then, it’d be Jason, Rome and Lyric heading into the BB Blockbuster.

That way, if Lyric and Rome were on the block together Thursday night, they couldn’t vote to save each other. But somehow, Devens got talked into swapping over to saving Lyric. So, if Rome’s still on the block Thursday night as a final nominee, she’d likely vote to save him. Even if it was another unified house vote, Lyric might vote to save Rome.

Before the veto meeting, Devens confirmed to Lyric he’d use the veto on her and renominate Rome. And Devens also told Rome. Turns out, it was Angela and Dee who talked Devens into it. They said if Rome stays, then saving Lyric might squash some beef. Hmm.

What’s ironic is that Angela complained to Dee that Devens is too easily swayed. Yet Angela and Dee literally just swayed Devens to change who he’ll use the veto on. So, the feeds went down on Monday and when they came back up, he’d done what Angela and Dee wanted.

Big Brother 28: Jason, Rome and Melody on The Block

Devens used his power of veto on Lyric and pulled her off the block. Then, he renominated Rome. So, that means Jason, Rome and Melody are the three nominees heading into the BB Blockbuster on Thursday’s live eviction episode.

After the veto meeting, Kamu was talking to people about evicting Jason instead of Rome. My thought is that Devens is making a weak play by taking a half-hearted shot at Rome. That’s what it is. When you take a shot, you gotta mean it.

Now, Lyric’s off the block to campaign for Rome and is a vote for him. It feels like weak strategy to me.

Big Brother 28: Info on the Interwebs?

Last, my tweet of the day today isn’t a funny one. It’s a spilling tea one. So, we know Drew’s been chasing Melody around and seems to be really into her. He told her that he and his ex broke up a month before he came into the BB28 house.

But it looks like that’s not true. Allegedly. Someone posted a photo of Drew and his presumed ex-girlfriend wondering when they split. Then someone named Chloe Shoh tweeted that Drew and his girlfriend are still together.

She says she shares mutual friends with his girlfriend. Then, Chloe said his girlfriend probably said “do whatever it takes to win.” Wasn’t that what Vince claimed Kelsey said in BB27 before he dove into that questionable showmance with Morgan?

Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three young children in January 2023, is set to face trial as her defense team mounts an insanity plea. She is charged with three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and 8-month-old Callan, who were strangled inside the family’s home while their father was out picking up dinner.

Before her trial began on July 20, 2026, Clancy’s attorney argued she may not be criminally responsible for the killings, pointing to postpartum psychosis and a cocktail of prescribed medications.

Everything to know about the case, below.

Lindsay Clancy’s Insanity Defense Takes Shape

Clancy’s attorney Kevin Reddington told the court his client was overmedicated for postpartum depression when the killings occurred.

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Reddington has said Clancy struggled with depression for a long time and voluntarily committed herself to a local psychiatric hospital less than a month before her children died, per CNN. Her doctors took her on and off medications to treat the depression, which Reddington said only worsened her symptoms.

At a pretrial hearing in June 2026, Reddington and the commonwealth’s prosecutors debated what expert evidence would be admissible to support an insanity plea.

Reddington argued jurors should hear why Clancy and her husband, Patrick Clancy, “would go to consult with doctors because of depression, because of the life that she was living, which was one of horrific misery because of medications.”

Prosecutors pushed back and signaled they may bring in their own experts to testify on whether Clancy was criminally responsible for the killings.

What Happened Inside the Clancy Home in January 2023?

The killings took place on January 24, 2023, when Lindsay asked Patrick to go pick up dinner for the family. Patrick returned home 25 minutes later to a devastating scene: his wife had jumped out the window from the second story of their home.

While calling 911, Patrick discovered that all three of their children had been strangled with exercise bands tied around their necks. Cora and Dawson were rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead soon after. Their youngest, 8-month-old Callan, died a few days later.

Reddington has said the defense believes Clancy was experiencing postpartum psychosis at the time and that she had been prescribed 15 medications in the months leading up to the tragedy in response to her postpartum depression. Prosecutors, however, have argued that Clancy carefully planned and plotted the killings when she sent her husband out for food.

Clancy was arrested and pleaded not guilty to three counts of first-degree murder. She is currently being held at the public Tewksbury Hospital in Massachusetts.

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Lindsay Clancy’s Bifurcated Trial Request Denied

In April 2026, Reddington filed a motion revealing that Clancy “is offering to admit that she killed the children” if the judge agreed to a bifurcated trial format, according to WCVB. A bifurcated trial is a two-stage legal proceeding in which liability and damages are heard separately and often decided by the same jury.

“The defendant states that the issue of the actions that resulted in the death of the decedents in the indictments at the bar is not a live issue and the defendant is willing to stipulate formally in writing to her involvement,” the motion read, per People. The filing went on to state that, as a result of the admission, “the only live issue for consideration at trial would be the defendant’s state of mind as it relates to the defense of lack of criminal responsibility.”

The April 2026 motion followed an earlier denial of another defense request that would have split the proceedings into two separate trials — one to determine whether Clancy was guilty and a second to determine whether she was criminally responsible for the killings.

Plymouth Superior Court Judge William Sullivan ultimately denied the bifurcated trial request as well, ruling the matter could be handled in a single trial.

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Lindsay Clancy’s Path to the July Trial

Reddington first announced in December 2025 that the defense intended to pursue an insanity plea, arguing that Clancy was in the grip of postpartum psychosis when she asked Patrick to leave the house that January evening. Ahead of the trial, Clancy was scheduled to undergo a forensic psychological evaluation.

The trial had originally been set to begin in February 2026 before it was postponed to July 20, 2026. Clancy also appeared in court on April 23, 2026, for a status hearing as both sides continued to spar over what evidence and testimony would be presented to jurors.

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Prosecutors continue to maintain that Clancy carefully staged the moments before the killings, sending Patrick out of the house so she would be alone with the children. The defense counters that her behavior that evening was the tragic culmination of untreated and mismanaged postpartum illness — not premeditation.

If Clancy is found not guilty by reason of insanity, she would likely be committed to a psychiatric facility rather than sentenced to prison. A first-degree murder conviction in Massachusetts carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.

This story was compiled with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists.

Shopping as a 40-something woman can sometimes feel like a losing game, but that’s because pieces that fit and flatter are often overpriced, sold out or styled for someone 20 years younger. And yet, the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale flips this script with majorly discounted pieces for women over 40 — all marked down until August 9. 

If you’re struggling to find chic wardrobe staples for summer and fall, there’s never been a better time to grab rarely discounted pieces from brands like Tory Burch, Theory, Levi’s, Free People and other top designers. We found must-haves like little black dresses, minimalist designer handbags, muffin top‑hiding dresses, chunky fall knits and more all hiding within the big sale. Shop our 17 Nordstrom fashion deals for women over 40 while they’re up to 50% off.

17 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Picks For Women Over 40

1. Take up to 50% off Tory Burch

Our Pick: This Tory Burch convertible crossbody is the kind of quiet-luxury staple that slips into your wardrobe without trying too hard. With easy-to-match hues like black and beige, the leather minimalist accessory gives you that polished, pulled‑together finish, even on the most laid-back days.

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2. Take up to 45% off Donna Karan

Our Pick: No closet is complete without a little black dress, and this Donna Karan number should not to be missed. The sleeveless A-line dress keeps it classic with a flirty V-neckline, while the gold buttons add a refined finish.

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3. Take up to 45% off Levi’s

Our Pick: Liven up your denim collection with these high-waisted straight-leg jeans from Levi’s. The ultra-flattering jeans lengthen your frame and work well with relaxed and dressed-up pieces alike. Think: tanks, button‑down shirts, oversized knits and more. 

Check out all Levi’s deals included in the sale here!

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4. Take up to 40% off Reef

Our Pick: Reviewers swear by Reef’s platform sandals for all‑day comfort. They feel cushioned from the first step, and long after you’ve hit your daily walking target. You’d never guess they’re super lightweight, given how easily they break in.

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5. Take up to 45% off Eliza J

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Our Pick: If there’s a brand that knows how to design for women over 40, it’s Eliza J, and this belted midi dress is proof. The flared funnel-neck dress reads streamlined, polished and subtly slimming, so it feels as good as it looks.

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6. Take up to 50% off Nordstrom

Our Pick: It’s never a bad time to stock up on cashmere, especially when pieces are discounted this deep. Nordstrom’s namesake brand knocks it out of the park with this chic short-sleeve cashmere top that’s light enough to rock during the summer. 

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7. Take up to 45% off Open Edit

Our Pick: A structured blazer is a great way to pull together any outfit, and this Open Edit double-breasted option does it in a way that flatters every shape and size. Even better: The brand features a whole lineup of quiet-luxury staples during the Anniversary Sale.

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8. Take up to 55% off Free People

Our Pick: Believe it or not, fall is right around the corner, and this Free People cable knit sweater is a must-have for the season. The classic style has a soft, slouchy drape that’s boho-meets-beautiful in the best way. 

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9. Take up to 38% off Barbour

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Our Pick: Is 40-something style icon Kate Middleton your fashion inspiration? Don’t miss this striped cotton top from Barbour, which is a brand often worn by the Princess of Wales.

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10. Take up to 42% off Vince Camuto

Our Pick: This flowy circle skirt from Vince Camuto is a true versatile staple. The slimming elastic-waist skirt goes with everything from tanks, button-up shirts and all those layers you already love.

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11. Take up to 35% off Theory

Our Pick: Take it from Us, Theory rarely marks down its wide-leg trousers, which means now is the time to act. These flowy pants are polished enough for the office, cozy enough for weekends and universally flattering.

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12. Take up to 50% off Baboon to the Moon

Our Pick: Need a busy mom bag? This Baboon to the Moon bucket bag is a go-to for carry‑it‑all convenience; it’s lightweight, organized and tough enough to keep up with real life.

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13. Take up to 32% off Dansko

Our Pick: A shoe beloved by chefs and healthcare workers alike, these comfy Dansko flats are built for all-day standing. The flats are praised by shoppers for their cloud-soft cushioning and durability for long walks and hours of standing.

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14. Take up to 42% off Julia Jordan

Our Pick: This ribbed short-sleeve polo dress from Julia Jordan is pure country club chic, and we’re obsessed. The rich mom dress is incredibly figure-forgiving, too, even if you have lumps and bumps you’d rather keep under wraps.

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15. Take up to 25% off Petal & Pup

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Our Pick: Forget denim! These modest gingham high-rise shorts will be your go-to for the rest of the summer. With over 1,500 Petal & Pup items included in the Anniversary Sale, you can find an entire capsule of mix-and-match staples.

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16. Take up to 45% off CeCe

Our Pick: There’s no wardrobe staple more fitting for 40-somethings than a short-sleeve button-up top. This style from CeCe puts a fresh, youthful spin on the classic: a chic scallop trim and a clean, tailored fit that instantly brightens basics.

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17. Take up to 37% off Mia

Our Pick: Slide sandals are practically a requirement for 40‑somethings, especially when refined‑but‑relaxed style is on the agenda. These classic big‑buckle slides look elevated yet easy-going, making them a style you’ll wear constantly.

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