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We’ve covered a lot of books with general advice for businesswomen, but let’s face it — a lot of those books have younger women right out of grad school as their target (and were written quite a while ago, like former reader favorites Lean In and Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office). It can be hard to find some good reading to help you level up in your career if you’re already doing well… so I’m always interested to hear what the readers recommend! These are some of the books people have mentioned as being particularly great for women managers, directors, and other women looking to move to more senior roles.

Readers, what leadership books would you recommend for women managers and directors?

The Best Books for Women Managers

How Women Rise

How Women Rise: Break the 12 Habits Holding You Back from Your Next Raise, Promotion, or Job, by Sally Helgesen and Marshall Goldsmith, came up in a conversation with a reader who kept getting rejected from jobs she was qualified for. She wasn’t getting good feedback, and worried she had a general “gets stuff done” vibe that was more employee than manager. Specifically, she said,

the last role I was rejected from was for a department I worked in previously, and have a good relationship with one of the decisionmakers. I asked for feedback and got something like “keep trying, this was just not the one for you”. This is generally what I get when I ask for feedback.

A commenter recommended this book, noting that it was particularly helpful when she was at a similar point in her career: “More general feedback than what to do in specific interviews, but when I was at this point in my career (“maybe not enough “executive” and more “gets stuff done”) I found the book “How Women Rise” to be invaluable.” Another reader called the book a “gamechanger” for her.

In another discussion, a commenter suggested a product manager should “run, don’t walk” to read this book, noting this one was much more women-centric than other books by the same authors.

The book was written by leadership coaches; Amazon describes how the book came from their experience:

Again and again, they see that women face specific and different roadblocks from men as they advance in the workplace. In fact, the very habits that helped women early in their careers can hinder them as they move up. Simply put, what got you here won’t get you there . . . and you might not even realize your blind spots until it’s too late.

Are you great with the details? To rise, you need to do less and delegate more.

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Are you a team player? To advance, you need to take credit as easily as you share it.

Are you a star networker? Leaders know a network is no good unless you know how to use it.

This book was written in 2018; Marshall Goldsmith also authored another book readers have recommended: What Got You Here Won’t Get You There: How Successful People Become Even More Successful. (The first edition from 2011 of What Got You Here is available on Kindle Unlimited and on Audible!)

The Secret Handshake

The Secret Handshake: Mastering the Politics of the Business Inner Circle, by Kathleen Kelley Reardon, Ph.D. has been mentioned a few times by readers, also, specifically in response to questions about office politics and leadership like this one from a commenter:

Does anyone have any resources for office politics, specifically getting promoted? I’m starting a new job soon and at my current gig I was well regarded and did good work but wasn’t considered for supervisor and management positions. I find i have little instinct for which projects will be considered important, for example. Or I’ll lean into the wrong metric and have little to show for it. 

From the Amazon description, the book is based on “hundreds of candid interviews with executives at Fortune 500 companies who have achieved their goals and joined the inner circle,” and seeks to “lay bare the unstated conventions that govern and shape corporate hierarchies.” (We got into this a bit when we discussed invisible furniture, too!)

(Another book recommended in that thread: Seeing the Big Picture, by Kevin Cope.)

Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader

Herminia Ibarra’s books have been hits for a while here — Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader has been recommended a few times in conjunction with The Secret Handshake.

From the Amazon description, the book promises to help you

• Redefine your job in order to make more strategic contributions
• Diversify your network so that you connect to, and learn from, a bigger range of stakeholders
• Become more playful with your self-concept, allowing your familiar—and possibly outdated—leadership style to evolve

Ibarra turns the usual “think first and then act” philosophy on its head by arguing that doing these three things will help you learn through action and will increase what she calls your outsight—the valuable external perspective you gain from direct experiences and experimentation. As opposed to insight, outsight will then help change the way you think as a leader: about what kind of work is important; how you should invest your time; why and which relationships matter in informing and supporting your leadership; and, ultimately, who you want to become.

(Readers also frequently recommend Ibarra’s earlier book, Working Identity — and that one has a 2023 edition out now!)

Radical Candor

Radical Candor: Be a Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity, by Kim Scott, has come up a few times, especially in response to questions like this one:

Favorite books about how to pull yourself out of the weeds and manage/lead managers? I’ve done it before, but I really struggled with delegating and letting go and could use some inspiration as well as practical advice.

In response, readers suggested this book — which is currently the #1 bestseller in “Workplace Behavior” on Amazon, and is available on Kindle Unlimited. Amazon describes the book as being

about caring personally and challenging directly, about soliciting criticism to improve your leadership and also providing guidance that helps others grow. It focuses on praise but doesn’t shy away from criticism—to help you love your work and the people you work with.

The First 90 Days

The First 90 Days: Proven Strategies for Getting Up to Speed Faster and Smarter, by Michael D. Watkins, is another frequently mentioned book — one reader even went so far as to say that she rereads it every time she starts a new job.

Obviously, though, the book focuses on “the importance of successful performance during the first 90 days in a new position.” It’s been updated and expanded; it looks like the most recent edition is from 2013.

Other Great Books for Women Managers Recommended by Corporette Readers

A few others mentioned in similar conversations include these books…

This post will show you 25 cute Easter outfits for 2026, all under $100.

Easter is almost here, which means it’s time to plan a cute outfit to celebrate this special holiday! 

And while you may be on the hunt for Easter eggs, you won’t have to hunt for the perfect outfit — thanks to this guide.

Whether you’re headed to brunch, church, dinner, or a family gathering, we’ve got you covered with the cutest Easter outfit ideas for 2026, including 20 dresses under $100 that are absolutely perfect for this springtime holiday.

So, without further ado, grab your Peeps, and let’s get into our budget-friendly Easter 2026 style guide!

Easter 2026 Outfit Ideas

These affordable Easter outfits will have you looking your best while showing off your style — whether your style is girly, trendy, country, or casual.

Girly Easter Outfit

Easter calls for floral prints, and while that may not be *groundbreaking* for spring (The Devil Wears Prada, anyone?), this print still looks incredibly cute and on-theme.

You just can’t beat a classic!

Easter 2026 is the perfect time to embrace your girly side with a pretty floral print dress. This pink floral print mini dress features feminine details like ruffles and a sweetheart neckline, giving it extra flair.

Add to the girly vibe with a pink raffia handbag that has gold-tone chain straps and some raffia platform sandals with an ankle strap, both of which are perfect for the spring and summer seasons ahead.

Country Easter Outfit

If western style is your vibe, try this adorable Easter look featuring a blue gingham print mini dress with floral embroidery all over, which blends some of the most classic Easter prints and colors into one frock.

It has adjustable shoulder tie straps and a tiered skirt that will make you want to twirl around in. The V-neck is perfect for showing off a cute necklace, like this blue beaded necklace with a heart pendant that matches the dress.

Give the ensemble a western-inspired feel with these white faux leather cowboy boots that have embroidery and studded detailing.

Trendy Easter Outfit

This one is for the trendy fashion girlies who don’t want to wear something completely expected on Easter.

Instead, show off your sense of style with a satin polka dot maxi skirt, since polka dot is one of the season’s hottest prints. This skirt’s light pink and brown color palette is both unexpected yet fitting for springtime; it’s a fresh take on traditional pastel color palettes.

Wear it with a brown double-layered off-the-shoulder top for a sleek, dressy look, along with a matching brown woven shoulder bag that has an elongated shape, which adds another chic trend to the ensemble.

These light pink kitten heel sandals with a bow thong strap are adorably girly and will look flawless with the skirt.

Bring the ensemble together with some brown vintage-inspired sunnies, since polka dots have a retro vibe, too.

Easter Outfit with Jeans

Yup, it’s officially time to pull out the white jeans and light colored denim!

If you have laid-back Easter plans, wearing jeans and a cute top is the easy solution. But I say step it up a notch with some white jeans, which look a bit more polished and feel fresh for the spring and summer seasons.

These white high-waisted jeans have a wide legs which give them an elevated feel, especially when paired with some short block heel sandals, like these beaded mules.

Nearly any cute top will do, but I love the sage green hue and petal sleeves on this shirred gingham print top (gingham being a go-to print to wear on Easter and during the springtime).

Dress up the ensemble with a statement bag, like this yellow beaded shoulder bag with ornate floral embellishments, that mimics the spring blooms in a stylish way.

Don’t forget some pretty jewelry — these green stone brushed drop earrings match the top perfectly.

Casual Cute Easter Outfit

You can’t go wrong with a cute, casual look on Easter that features a maxi dress and low-top sneakers or flat sandals.

It should come as no surprise that Adidas sneakers continue to trend, and with so many color combinations to choose from, it makes it easy to incorporate these cool, casual shoes into your outfits. I love the way this navy and yellow pair look with this yellow linen-blend maxi dress, making it laid-back rather than formal. The great thing about a dress like this one, which has a simple, classic silhouette, is that you can style it so many ways, making it a good wardrobe investment.

For this outfit, consider going for a fashion-forward monochrome look by wearing it with a button-up cardigan in a similar yellow hue (a denim jacket would also work). Yellow is such a go-to hue for Easter, and this lightweight sweater can be worn or draped over your shoulders for added warmth, matching the dress perfectly.

Complete the ensemble with cool accessories that you can wear later in the summertime, too, like some oversized aviator sunglasses and a striped raffia shoulder bag that features blue tones to match the sneakers.

Easter Dresses Under $100

Looking for the perfect Easter dress? 

Look no further: I’ve rounded up the best Easter dresses and skirt sets of the season, and best of all, they are all budget-friendly at under $100.

Blue Floral Mini Dress

Floral prints and Easter go hand-in-hand. It’s practically tradition!

This blue and yellow floral print mini dress couldn’t be more ideal for the holiday, especially with its spring color palette, tie halter straps, and pleated skirt.

Since it is already so eye-catching, you won’t need a ton of accessories when getting dressed: some dainty jewelry and nude heels or sandals are all you’ll need to look your “Sunday best.”

You can grab a cardigan sweater if it’ll be chilly out, too,

Lace & Ribbon Trim Floral Satin Slip Maxi Dress

If you’ve been watching Bridgerton’s latest season and want to channel the Regency-era fashion that’s gracing your screen, look no further than this lace and ribbon-trimmed floral print maxi dress.

Its empire waistline is a signature silhouette of the time period, while the feminine lace, bows, floral print, and satin fabric give it a dreamy look that was practically made for a garden party among the ton (or for Easter in 2026).

P.S. — it also comes in a blue floral print that is equally Easter-appropriate and Bridgerton-esque.

Ruffled Floral Print Mini Dress

This adorable floral mini dress with ruffle details was practically made for Easter, with its spring-inspired print and feminine features.

Its tiered ruffled skirt and sleeves move gracefully with every step, and it pairs just as well with flat or heeled sandals — or even casual sneakers for a super laid-back vibe

It is available in sizes XXS – 3XL.

Striped Sweetheart Mini Dress

Stripes are another great print to wear for Easter, and this blue and white striped linen mini dress is girly-meets-preppy perfection.

Its color palette and linen fabric give the dress a nautical vibe, while its sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice, and lace-up back add to its feminine charm.

Striped Cut-Out Back Midi Dress

Looking for a striped Easter dress with a longer length? This green and cream striped midi dress is an amazing option.

My favorite part is its cut-out smocked back, which shows a hint of skin (without being over-the-top given that it’s a holiday). This detail, along with the textured cotton-blend fabric that makes it breathable and lightweight, give it a stylish yet breezy feel.

Lace-Trim Button-Through Mini Dress

You’d never know from looking at this ultra-cute mini dress, but it will allow you to go bra-free thanks to its interior seamed-in bra with removable pads!

Available in multiple colors and prints, including this beautiful mint green floral print with a contrasting cream lace trim that is giving major Easter vibes, this sweet frock has a button-through detail and soft crepe fabric.

It is also available in Petite, Regular, and Tall sizes that range from XXS to XXL.

Striped Strapless Jumpsuit

Don’t want to wear a dress on Easter? No worries. How about a jumpsuit, instead?

This blue and white striped jumpsuit is a perfect choice for the springtime holiday, with its wide legs, strapless design, decorative buttons, pockets (!), and lightweight woven fabric.

The blue and white stripes give it a preppy feel that will look adorable with a knit cardigan thrown over your shoulders, along with some delicate jewelry.

Polka Dot Swing Mini Dress

As I mentioned earlier, polka dots are one of the trendiest prints to wear this season, and Easter is a great time to pull out this cute print.

This white mini swing dress with black polka dots is a great option that you’ll be able to wear well beyond Easter into the summertime.

Its 100% cotton fabrication with a loose, swing silhouette allows you to wear this frock casually with flats or sneakers, or you can dress it up with heeled sandals and fun accessories, as shown above.

Yellow Eyelet Mini Dress

Light yellow is another classic color choice to wear on Easter, as it brings to mind little chicks, which are a symbol of Easter and a decoration you see everywhere!

That’s why this yellow dress with an allover lace floral eyelet design is perfect for the upcoming holiday.

It has a super sweet look thanks to its straight neckline, shirred back, and A-line silhouette. If it’s chilly, wear a denim jacket or a white cardigan over it to complement the look and keep you warm.

Pink Tiered Ruffle Babydoll Dress

Think pink! This pink tiered ruffle babydoll dress (which BTW, also comes in yellow) couldn’t be cuter for Easter.

Its babydoll silhouette with an empire waistline is breezy and playful, especially with the ruffle accents throughout. This is another dress that you’re sure to get plenty of wear out of throughout the summertime.

Floral Corset Midi Dress

If you’re a fan of retro or period fashion, this floral corset midi dress is an amazing choice to wear on Easter.

Its ultra-feminine floral print, fitted corset-bodice, lace-up back, and flowy skirt make this dress a standout choice that brings Victorian-era fashion to mind. These details also make the dress incredibly flattering, highlighting curves in a classy way.

The soft white and pink color palette is also a classic choice on Easter.

Gingham Romper

Another cute outfit idea to wear on Easter is a romper. Especially one like this gingham print romper with floral embroidery, tie straps, and scalloped trims that give it a dressier, more festive look.

Its flared, pleated shorts make it look similar to an A-line mini dress, but with greater ease of wear — you could totally hunt for Easter eggs in this!

Pair it with flat sandals and you’ll be all set.

Tiered Floral Maxi Dress

You’ll feel like you’ve stepped out of the pages of a fairy tale book in this stunning blue floral tiered maxi dress.

It features contrasting navy blue tie straps, a draped neckline, and ruffled tiers, all of which come together to create a dreamy dress that will earn you plenty of compliments on Easter.

This dress is definitely worthy of a holiday or special occasion!

Floral Slip Mini Dress

Slip dresses are always a cute option during the springtime, and this yellow floral print slip mini dress has “Easter” written all over it.

This dress has silky satin fabric that gives it a slip-inspired look, yet its cheery yellow hue makes it perfect for daytime wear.

Its subtle floral print is not overpowering, which gives it a sweet look — especially combined with the ruffled frill neckline.

Cap Sleeve Button Front Mini Dress

Bring in spring with this adorable blue plaid button-front mini dress with cap sleeves.

The pin tucks at the waist create a flattering silhouette, while its 100% cotton fabrication keeps it lightweight and laid-back.

It’ll look just as cute with sneakers as it will with sandals or cowboy boots.

Embroidered Strapless Midi Dress

For a more formal Easter affair, this strapless midi dress embroidered with multicolored flowers over a mesh tulle skater skirt is sure to make a style statement.

Its floral embroidery is an homage to spring blooms, and its classic silhouette adds to its feminine charm.

Pair it with heels for a dressy Easter ensemble that you’ll feel so elegant in.

Denim Puff Sleeve Mini Dress

Denim on Easter? When it’s in the form of an adorable denim ruffled mini dress with puff sleeves, why not?!

This darling dress is equal parts casual and dressy since its denim material puts a laid-back spin on its girly silhouette.

Jazz it up with some cute jewelry like a pendant necklace and dangly earrings, along with a colorful handbag, for a fashion-forward Easter look.

Tweed Mini Dress

Go for an Old Money aesthetic Easter look with this pink tweed mini dress.

This classy-meets-girly dress features a embellished buttons running down the front with a square neckline and drop waist, all enhanced by the pretty pink tweed material, which lends it a luxe look.

Styled with some pink, white, or nude-colored heels, pearl jewelry, and a small, cute handbag, you’ll look oh-so-chic for the festivities.

White Puff-Sleeve Maxi Dress

It doesn’t get more classic than wearing white on Easter, a color that represents new beginnings.

This white maxi dress is super chic with its fitted V-waist and long length, plus a lightweight construction that is ideal for the spring and summer.

By accessorizing with gold jewelry, a trendy handbag, and some cute shoes, you’ll be celebrating in style.

Floral Fit & Flare Mini Dress

Nothing says spring like floral prints, and this floral fit and flare mini dress with a corset bodice and lace trim is perfect for an Easter Sunday look.

It features so many feminine details like lace trims, a gathered bust with a tie front, and of course, the corset bodice, which will flatter your physique. And if this blue floral print isn’t your favorite, it also comes in pink floral prints that are just as adorable and appropriate for the holiday.

This dress can take you from Church to brunch to Easter egg hunts effortlessly, especially when styled with some dainty sandals and pretty jewelry.

What do you think of our Easter 2026 outfits guide?

Would you wear these outfits? Which Easter look is your favorite? 

Leave a comment and let us know!

Easter brunch has always carried its own sense of tradition when it comes to getting dressed. Soft pastels, delicate florals, and pieces with a sense of lightness naturally reflect the start of spring and the celebratory mood of the holiday.

There’s something about the first warm days of the season that makes getting dressed feel a little lighter and more joyful. Pastel tones like butter yellow, blush pink, and soft blue always feel right for the occasion, especially in easy silhouettes like a satin midi skirt, poplin trousers, or a simple blouse. A lightweight jacket or tailored layer keeps everything polished without feeling too formal.

Accessories can stay simple but thoughtful—woven hats, delicate jewelry, or a sculptural brooch that adds a small point of interest. Crochet mules or raffia heels finish the look in a way that still feels relaxed enough for a daytime gathering.

For little ones, Easter style often leans into the same palette with a bit more charm. Floral dresses, embroidered details, and pastel cotton pieces capture the spirit of the holiday, especially when paired with Mary Janes, bows, or playful headbands.

South African Wine Tasting 2026 Dublin – The Wine Pair South African Tasting with Matt Nugent

Consumer Event

Date: 24/03/2026 – 24/03/2026 Time: 19:00 – 20:30

The Wine Pair are joining forces with wine journalist and South African wine enthusiast Matthew Nugent who will present a selection of South African wines.

South Africa continues to produce some of the most exciting and dynamic wines in the world,  from refined Chenin Blanc and vibrant Sauvignon Blanc to structured and complex reds. This tasting will showcase a carefully selected range that reflects the exciting wines of the region.

Wines tasted on the night will be available to purchase.

Event Date: Tuesday 24^th March, 2026

Event Hour: 7pm-8.30 pm

Location: The Wine Pair, 79 Clanbrassil Street, Dublin D08 K516

Tickets now on sale price €30.00 –  As places are limited early Booking is advised

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Barolo Wine Dinner @ Dede at the Custom House in Baltimore

Consumer Event

Date: 25/03/2026 – 25/03/2026 Time: 19:00 – 23:30

Chef Ahmet Dede, owner of one of Ireland’s Two Star Michelin Restaurants, located in Baltimore in West Cork will be holding a Barolo Wine Dinner, to celebrate one of the world’s greatest wine regions on Wednesday, 25th March 2026.  The consumer dinner is a not to be missed evening, in one of Ireland’s most sought after restaurants.

Specialising in local Irish produce, infused with the flavours of Dede’s Turkish heritage, in recent years Dede at the Custom House has garnered an enormous number of awards, accolades and rave reviews for Dede’s inventive use of flavors and his artistic presentation. Dishes are celebrated for their uniqueness and use of local ingredients.  The restaurant is also known for its impressive wine list, carefully curated and managed by Dede’s French Sommelier Jacques Savary de Beauregard.

The evening will feature a five-course tasting menu, carefully composed to complement a selection of outstanding Barolo wines from a range of leading producers, each offering a unique expression of this remarkable appellation.

The wines will be presented by guest speaker, David Gleave MW, one of Europe’s most highly regarded Italian wine experts and a true specialist about wine from the  Barolo region. A Master of Wine since 1983, David has spent decades immersed in Piedmont, working closely with its finest growers and championing Barolo on the international stage. His unrivalled depth of knowledge, long-standing relationships with producers, and engaging storytelling make him an extraordinary guide to the wines and their origins. Few people can illuminate Barolo, its history, vineyards, and future, with the insight and clarity that David brings.Throughout the dinner, David will sharing rare perspectives about the producers, the terroirs, and why these wines are so compelling at the table.

Places are limited, so early booking is advised.

Tickets are now on sale price is €200 per person (includes a 5 course tasting menu served with the pairing wines, all from the Barolo DOCG – except for the wine poured on arrival).

To book, go to their website https://customshousebaltimore.com/

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Cork Whiskey Fest 2026

Consumer Event

Date: 27/03/2026 – 29/03/2026 Time: 12:00 – 17:00

Cork Whiskey Fest returns to Cork City for its fourth year from 27–29 March 2026. The festival will feature a relocation to Oliver Plunket St for all Masterclasses and expanded Brand Expo & Socials and a packed programme of tastings – including rare whiskeys – and expert-led experiences.

The event will take place in Cork City Hall where the increased capacity will cater for 60 exhibitors highlighting new and rare whiskeys, beers, ciders, gins, rums, vodkas and poitín.

Festival highlights include A Pint & A Drop, delivered by the head brewers from 3 Cork Breweries – Rising Sons Brewery, Blarney Brewing Co, and Original 7 Brewery.

Silent Irish Distilleries, where Industry legend Ger Garland samples liquids from Ireland’s lost whiskey distilleries; and The Renegades – Scotch/ Irish Blends, with Mark Lonergan tasting those blends that shouldn’t really have been allowed, but got released. Other standout sessions delve into Vintage Whiskey Crocks, Peated Pot Still Irish Whiskeys from Killowen Distillery, and a rare Midleton warehouse tasting hosted at the Imperial Hotel Ballroom. One of the most sought-after tickets of the weekend is Distillery Day at Midleton Distillery on Saturday 28th March, offering unparalleled access to the distillery, warehouses, and master craftspeople alongside exceptional tastings.

All events sold out last year so advance booking is recommended. For a full list of events go to corkwhiskeyfest.com or follow @thecorkwhiskeyfest on social media.

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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.

I know this is a day late for St. Patrick’s Day, but the color of this midi dress from Ann Taylor is just too gorgeous to miss. Cap sleeves fall into the “love ’em or hate ’em” category, so this may not be for everyone, but I think this would be a great spring office look.

I would add a white blazer and a brown belt to make it a bit more formal, but it would also be beautiful on its own. 

The dress is $189 at Ann Taylor and comes in sizes 00-18 and 00P-16P. 

Sales of note for 3/6:

• Nordstrom has a big beauty sale afoot, including lots of products that don’t normally go on sale. Reader favorites include this tinted balm, this other tinted balm, this concealer, and this exfoliating serum. (OK, this classic tinted balm also!)
• Ann Taylor – $40 off pants, $50 off jackets, 30% off tops and sweaters, and 40% off accessories — plus extra 50% off all sale
• Banana Republic Factory – 40% off + extra 20% off
• Bloomingdale’s – Beauty & Fragrance Promo: Take 15% off almost all $150+ purchases! (ends 3/8)
• Boden – 15% off new styles with code
• Brooklinen – Friends & Family sale, enjoy 20% off sitewide and up to 50% off select bundles (ends 3/18)
• Brooks Brothers – Extra 25% off clearance + 25% off select jewelry
• Dermstore – Beauty Refresh sale, up to 20% off! Brands in the sale include Elta MD, Sunday Riley, and Augustinus Bader — and there’s a ton of HSA/FSA eligible things too. They also have some nice “best of Dermstore” kits, including a sunscreen selection!
• Elie Tahari – Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off.
• Evereve – Spring sale!
• Express – $75 off $200, BOGO 50% off sitewide, and $25+ dresses
• J.Crew – 40% off spring-ready styles + extra 30% off all sale styles with code
• J.Crew Factory – 40% off everything + extra 50% off clearance
• Lo & Sons – End of winter sale, up to 50% off — reader favorites include this laptop tote, this backpack, and this crossbody
• M.Gemi – Friends & Family sale early access with code FF2025
• M.M.LaFleur – Wear to Work Bundle, buy 2 items get 15% off; buy 3 items get 20% off (you can also try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off)
• Nordstrom – 4,000 new markdowns for women! Cardmembers get a $20 note for every $200 you spend (ends 3/8)
• Ruti – 20% off Core Collection
• Saks OFF5TH – Liquidation sale, up to 80% off! Everything final sale.
• Soma – $30 bra event, save up to 60%
• Talbots – 25% off entire purchase, plus free shipping on $150+