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Top Picks in the NAS from Elizabeth, Kate, and Ann
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As you may have heard, the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is just about to start. I’m busy reviewing the top reader favorite brands at risk of sellout, but I thought I’d ask Corporette’s other writers and editors what their top picks for the NAS were. Here are their answers! Big thanks to Elizabeth, Kate and Ann! – Kat.
If you’re not familiar with the NAS, the idea is that new fall merchandise is marked down for a limited time to celebrate Nordstrom’s anniversary. The sale isn’t open yet, but the preview is available and you can add items to your wishlist. Everyone can shop the sale July 18, but if you’re a Nordstrom card holder you can shop the sale possibly as early as July 14 (what date you can access the sale depends on how much you’ve spent; if you sign in to Nordstrom it’ll say at the top of the screen).
The Corporette Team’s Top 5 Picks for the 2026 NAS
Elizabeth’s Top 5 NAS Picks
I have been shopping the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale for nearly two decades, despite never living in a city that had a proper Nordstrom. (The NYC Nordstrom opened mere months after I moved away. Devastating.) I always use it as an opportunity to replace basics (pajamas, underwear, T-shirts) at a great price, and then I like to keep an eye out for things that feel a little more special.
You can read all of Elizabeth’s posts here.
Polo Ralph Lauren Padded Cable Stitch Wool & Cashmere Puffer Jacket
This quilted puffer is the “special” thing I have my eye on this year. I love the idea of turning my favorite cable knit sweater into outerwear, and the style of the jacket is so chic. In the sale, it will be $399.99, and after the sale, the price will be $598.
Voluspa Mediterranean Lemon Luxe Jar Candle
I always use the Anniversary Sale as an excuse to splurge on a “fancy” candle. I’ve used this Mediterranean Lemon scent from Voluspa in my kitchen for years, and it’s great for covering up smells after cooking. I like using it with a candle warmer (not included in the sale) because it makes the scent last longer than traditional burning. The candle’s sale price will be $56.99, and after the sale, this will cost $56.99.
Osea Exfoliate & Glow Body Trio
When I’m browsing the beauty section of the NAS, I usually check the sets first, because I think that’s where the best deals are usually hidden. This set from Osea would cost well over $100 if I purchased the items individually, so I think it’s a pretty good deal for $70. My mom really loves the scrub and the body oil, so I’ll probably put this away for a Christmas gift for her. (Note that post-sale, the items may not be available in this particular combo.)
Rothy’s Double Bit Driver
I already have a pair of these Rothy’s loafers, but I wear them so frequently that I’m hoping to pick up another pair at this deeply discounted price. I hate wearing socks, so I love that I can toss these in the washer once every couple of weeks to keep them from getting stinky. These Rothy’s will be $199 in the sale and will return to $199 post-NAS.
Nordstrom Moonlight Eco Easy Rib Short Pajamas
I bought these pajamas in a different color in last year’s sale and I love them so much that they typically go right onto my body once they’re out of the dryer. I am definitely grabbing the “green park” color, and I may get the black as well. On sale, this set will be $42.99, and after the sale, it will be priced at $69.
Kate’s Top 5 NAS Picks
I really wish we had a Nordstrom near me (or at least a Nordstrom Rack, throw me a bone here!), but I’m a semi-frequent Nordstrom online shopper because of the free shipping, great sales, and free, easy returns. My ex-husband and I just sold our house last week, so I’m planning to use some of my portion of the profits as “fun money” for the NAS before being responsible with (most of) the rest.
You can read all of Kate’s posts here.
Nordstrom Moonlight Eco Short Pajamas
My typical summer PJ “outfit” is a random indoor-only tee (e.g., a purple one that reads, “Sorry I’m late — my cat was sitting on me”) paired with pajama shorts, but never a shorts set. I’ll take advantage of the NAS to snag some!. These cute Nordstrom PJs are available in several solids and prints (including a rather UPS-esque brown?). I may not actually sleep in these, because of the collar and the button front, but they seem cute and comfy for loungewear. In the sale, this set $38.99-$42.99, and after the NAS, $65. (See Elizabeth’s picks below for another PJ option!)
Ana Luisa Heart Ring
This ring is pretty basic, but I’ve had two sterling silver heart rings over the years and I miss having one. (One had a very thin band that split at the solder point — I’ve been meaning to get it fixed forever — and the other doesn’t fit anymore — thanks, pregnancy, for making my knuckles permanently larger!) This is an affordable and cute ring, plated in rhodium, and though I may or may not have paid full price, I’ll be picking it up for its NAS sale price of $50. (It also comes in a 14k gold plated version.) Post-sale, it’ll be $75.
Baggalini Wave Tote Bag
I’m a big Baggalini fan. (At my age, I think it’s required.). So many pockets, so little time! I have a bunch of totes, but most of them have either no pockets or only a few. This tote would make a nice, casual work bag, and also a smart choice for your “personal item” for your next flight. I really like this slate blue shade — it also comes in khaki and black — as well as its luggage sleeve, padded laptop pocket, phone pocket, and a RFID-protected pocket for your passport. The price in the sale will be $99.99, and after the NAS, it’ll go back up to $150.
Natori Bliss Briefs
These oddly-named “briefs” from Natori, which definitely have a bikini silhouette, have been my very favorite underwear for a long time — they’re the style I wear at least five days a week. They’re made from 94% cotton, feel light and comfortable, and are available in a bunch of colors. While they’re labeled “hand wash, line dry,” I’ve been simply tossing them in a mesh bag on the “hand wash” cycle for years with no problems. In the sale, they’ll be $15.99 each, and post-sale, $22.
Pursonic 3D Soft-Silicone LED Therapy Mask with Smart Controller
So I’ve been curious about LED therapy masks for a while (despite how creepy they look!), and the NAS is a good opportunity to try one for my 40-something skin. (Hey, my kid can wear their VR headset, I’ll wear this, and we can have a “We look like we’re in a sci-fi movie” party.) This light, silicone mask from Pursonic will be $129.99 during the sale and will cost $199.95 afterward. The features include five light options and a smart controller. The company claims this mask will “help improve skin tone, reduce imperfections, and promote a healthier, more radiant complexion.” (You’ll see below how I have something in common with Ann here!)
Ann’s Top 5 NAS Picks
NAS definitely gives me those “Christmas in July” vibes. Below are some things I would love to treat myself and others to.
You can read all of Ann’s posts here.
T3 Aire 360 Air Styler Blowout Kit
I work primarily from home, so my daily makeup routine is pretty minimal. But I regularly blowout my hair — because while Zoom can touch up your complexion, it can’t (yet!) fake my preferred hairstyle. I’d love to try T3’s blowout kit. The ceramic curling attachments smooth frizz and boost shine, and the oval brush attachment smooths and shapes. The compact design and dual voltage means it’s travel-friendly, too! It will be $249.99 in the sale and $349.99 afterward.
Therabody TheraFace Mask Glo-LED Skincare Mask
Middle age has brought acne back into my life. Instead of the drying scrubs and serums of my teens, I’m turning to technology. TheraFace’s cordless LED skincare mask addresses acne and blemishes as well as the typical markers of middle age such as fine lines and wrinkles in just 12 minutes a day. This mask will be on sale for $299.99 and will go up to $379.99 after the sale.
AllSaints Sofi Leather Bomber Jacket
I love using the NAS to start shopping for fall. This year, I’m eyeing a new leather jacket, like this soft bomber from AllSaints. This relaxed bomber is made from supple sheepskin leather and features a concealed drawstring waist. It looks perfect for layering over cozy fall sweaters. The sale price of this jacket will be $399.99 and the price will return to $649 post-sale.
Stokke JetKids BedBox Ride-On Carry-On Suitcase & Backpack Travel Set
We did several long-haul flights with my kids when they were young. Making sure they arrived reasonably rested (even if the grown-ups weren’t!) was a win. This travel set includes an expandable backpack and a ride-along suitcase that converts into a seat or a fold-out bed that turns that cramped coach seat into a toddler bed. The set will be $223.99 and goes back up to $299 after the sale.
Joolz Aer2 Lightweight Travel Stroller
Here’s another travel must-have I wish I had when the kids were little. This super lightweight and compact stroller can be folded with one hand and carried on your shoulder. It also fits into an overhead bin or packed trunk. The roomy undercarriage bin stores whatever you need for a day, and the reclining seat means napping on the go. The stroller sale price will be $429.99 and will go back to $579.99 post-sale.
Readers, do tell: What are you eyeing in the Nordstrom Anniversary Preview so far? Are you looking for something in particular, or will you be browsing for fun?
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I’ve been liking this crochet sweater skirt from Ann Taylor recently, which are not words I thought I would say a) ever and b) especially not during summer. And yet I’ve worn it several times out with friends. I like dressing it up with black and cobalt blue accents (I know, so 2010s of me) and really casual shoes — my Birks one day, my Converse the next. Of course, it would also look nice if I wanted to pull out actual heels or nicer shoes… perhaps with a navy top. Yes.
In any event: the sweater skirt is at Ann Taylor for $139, available in classic and petite sizes; it apparently is a bestseller right now so I’m not alone in really liking it.
Sales of note for 8/10:
- Ann Mashburn – Seasonal sale, up to 50% off – we just included them in our updated Top 10 Brands for Comfortable Heels!
- Ann Taylor – 30% off your purchase, $99 dresses, and extra 60% off clearance — readers love this blouse and I always love the variety of colors/textures for this jacket (it’s a great separate)
- Anthropologie – Extra 40% off sale!
- Bare Minerals – Free shipping over $50! Love their Love thir OG Mineral Veil setting powder
- The Fold – Up to 50% off, further markdowns (new lines added)
- J.Crew – Up to 30% off
- J.Crew Factory – 50% off sitewide
- J.McLaughlin – Summer sale, up to 50% off
- Lilysilk – Anniversary sale, save up to 70%
- Madewell – Up to 30% off
- Me & Em – Sale! Up to 60% off (new lines just added, exclusively online)
- M.M.LaFleur – End of season sale! (Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off on other items)
- Nordstrom Rack – Clearance, new markdowns up to 75% off! Nice selection of Vince, Veronica Beard, Reiss and Rag & Bone, a ton of affordable work dresses from Calvin Klein, Maggy London, Eliza J, and Donna Morgan
- Saks Fifth Avenue – Up to $500 off your purchase! Great selection of Veronica Beard, L’Agence, Vince, and more.
- Talbots – Semi-annual red door sale, 50-60% off all markdowns, and free shipping on 150+.
- Theory – End of season sale is on! Love all the colors their best-selling sweater tee comes in, and some colors are on sale.
My cart always knows a season is turning before the weather forecast at home does. Paisley, jacquard, leopard, and jewel-tone shades of orange, pink, and blue are already pulling me toward fall. A pleated satin belt, bright trousers, and structured suede bag all have that slightly richer, more decorative feeling I start craving this time of year.
For the girls, I’m drawn to that same mix of print and detail in a sweeter direction. Tiny florals, cherries, scalloped pockets, a patterned jacket, and little fringe boots make the start of a new school year feel especially fun to dress for.
The same color and decoration is finding its way into the house. A pleated pink chair, burlwood tissue box, and swirled glass vase give familiar corners a richer, more expressive presence ahead of fall.
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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.
I think Old Navy is one of the best options for inexpensive work pants these days. Not only do they have a wide selection of cuts and colors, but the size range absolutely can’t be beat. This pair of straight-leg pants has some stretch to it, but it also has a pintuck that gives it a slightly more polished look than your typical yoga pant.
I would pair these with a short-sleeved sweater and some loafers for the rest of the summer and add a sweater blazer when the weather gets a little chillier.
The pants are on sale for $25 at Old Navy and come in sizes XS-4X in regular, tall, and petite inseams.
Sales of note for 8/10:
- Ann Mashburn – Seasonal sale, up to 50% off – we just included them in our updated Top 10 Brands for Comfortable Heels!
- Ann Taylor – 30% off your purchase, $99 dresses, and extra 60% off clearance — readers love this blouse and I always love the variety of colors/textures for this jacket (it’s a great separate)
- Anthropologie – Extra 40% off sale!
- Bare Minerals – Free shipping over $50! Love their Love thir OG Mineral Veil setting powder
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- J.Crew Factory – 50% off sitewide
- J.McLaughlin – Summer sale, up to 50% off
- Lilysilk – Anniversary sale, save up to 70%
- Madewell – Up to 30% off
- Me & Em – Sale! Up to 60% off (new lines just added, exclusively online)
- M.M.LaFleur – End of season sale! (Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off on other items)
- Nordstrom Rack – Clearance, new markdowns up to 75% off! Nice selection of Vince, Veronica Beard, Reiss and Rag & Bone, a ton of affordable work dresses from Calvin Klein, Maggy London, Eliza J, and Donna Morgan
- Saks Fifth Avenue – Up to $500 off your purchase! Great selection of Veronica Beard, L’Agence, Vince, and more.
- Talbots – Semi-annual red door sale, 50-60% off all markdowns, and free shipping on 150+.
- Theory – End of season sale is on! Love all the colors their best-selling sweater tee comes in, and some colors are on sale.
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Now Dubbed ‘Fifth Design City’ after the ‘Big Four’, Copenhagen Cultivated a Cult Following Proving that Fun and Functionality are Not Mutually Exclusive – and, to Boot, Named “the Happiest Fashion Week On the Planet!”
Image Credit Copenhagen Fashion Week
Copenhagen Fashion Week’s Spring/Summer 2027 marked its 20th anniversary by doubling down on its reputation as one of the industry’s most forward-thinking events, blending a decidedly Scandinavian approach to fashion with wearability and practicality.
A whopping 34 shows and presentations were on offer, spanning from established Scandinavian labels like Gestuz, Stine Goya, Henrik Vibskov, Marimekko, Baum & Pferdgarten and Nicklas Slovgaard to budding young designers like the students from The Royal Danish Academy and The Swedish School of Textiles as well as a sprinkling of international guests like New York-based Collina Strada and shining star of Lagos Fashion Week, Iamisigo.
As for collections, in true Scandi fashion offerings were mature in approach, but never too far from the playful, rule-breaking spirit we’ve come to associate with the Danish event.
Trends, trends, trends galore! We spotted many cropped, Capri pants, often pared with layered looks featuring romantic lace, which was a definite move away from the rather rigid silhouette we’ve seen across fashion weeks over the past few seasons. Sheerness and transparent garments were also seen in many collections.
Other garments that were pivoted to a new trend included the pillbox hat, various capes and drapes as well as peplums, which boldly accentuated gorgeous bare midriffs.
The humble and ever-practical flip-flop was the star accessory of the season, firmly anchoring streetwear, sportswear as well as flimsy gowns and cocktail dresses.
As for colour, white stood out as one of the ‘non-colours’ of choice, as did soft butter yellow and caramel shades. But the colour pop shade of the season was definitely ‘slime-green’ in all its renditions – from dull sage to ‘poison’ lime and chartreuse.
Join us for a sneak peek through the best of the best of the offerings!
But first, let’s kick off with one of the most memorable shows:
Baum & Pferdgarten: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF2sIa53z18
1. TURN UP THE VOLUME!
Designers went max this season, overly exaggerating features like sleeves, skirts and trouser legs, more was indeed more!
Pleats, ruffles, ruching – and just generally seriously generous and clever cutting methods – made for silhouettes that looked avant-garde, relaxed, comfortable and super interesting.
Layering and boning added additional volume. Bustles gave an unconventional yet shapely flavour to ensembles. Bows and sleeves were exaggeratedly super-sized, all making for silhouettes that do not follow the trend for the close-cut and body-hugging garments we’ve seen over the past few seasons from the likes of Prada.
And for that we sigh a huge sigh of relief. In these garments one can still look fabulous after a three-course meal and drinks!
RENÈ
INSTITUTION
STUDIO CONSTANCE
SKALL STUDIO
INSTITUTION
INSTITUTION
IAMISIGO
THE GARMENT
INSTITUTION
INSTITUTION
INSTITUTION
SWEDISH SCHOOL OF TEXTILES
STUDIO CONSTANCE
2. THE SNOW QUEEN’S SUMMER WARDROBE
So, should the Scandi Snow Queen desire a new Spring/Summer wardrobe, what might she wear?
Certainly white as a dominant colour this season was everywhere to be seen, and minimalist, head-to-toe white, with the addition of a touch of cream or beige as accent, certainly need never be boring.
Texturing, layering, transparency, sequins, rhinestones, lace and piping made for ensembles that felt pure, light, romantic and regal.
We’ve put a few epic suggestions out there, we hope she approves!
IAMISIGO
BY MALENE BIRGER
ALMADA LABEL
STUDIO CONSTANCE
STINE GOYA
BY MALENE BIRGER
THE GARMENT
HERSKIND
3. CRÈME CARAMEL AND A LATTE, PLEASE!
Designers certainly had a sweet tooth this season: shades were just about edible, and reminded one of sauteed butter, toffee, caramel and burnt confectioner’s sugar.
Some garments were peppered with plaid, stars, sequins and rhinestones, others were pared with old faithful classic combinations like black and white.
Some were just unadulterated, head-to-toe caramel – to huge effect.
Note how the humble flip-flop made its sneaky debut this season. That’s what you call practicality and elegance in one outfit!
BY MALENE BIRGER
BY MALENE BIRGER
BAUM UND PFERDGARTEN
HERSKIND
ALMADA LABEL
IAMISIGO
THE ROYAL DANISH ACADEMY
GESTUZ
4. FOR TRANSPARENCY’S SAKE
Pure, sheer transparency was one of Spring 2027’s strongest trends.
Sheer skirts, gauzy dresses, and barely-there layers offered glimpses of skin in an ethereal, artistic fashion rather than in an overtly sexy manner.
Tulle, lace, organza, gauze, embroidery and chiffon layers looked suggestive, super elegant and sophisticated and added to the complexity of pieces.
The eternal classic trend, layering, worked hand in glove with the season’s trend for sheerness, and embellishments like sequins and rhinestones only added to the allure.
ANNE SOFIE MADSEN
ANNE SOFIE MADSEN
BAUM UND PFERDGARTEN
BAUM UND PFERDGARTE
CONSTITUTION
BAUM UND PFERDGARTEN
5. BUT MAKE IT SHAPELY!
Avant-garde and cleverly constructed garments that effortlessly draped and swished, were spotted across many collections.
Texture added to the allure, as did strategic cut-outs and asymmetry, all making for forward-thinking, intellectual design.
Perhaps this is Scandi design at its best – a far cry from the stereotypical patterning and stripes that we’ve come to associate with design from this part of the world.
ANNE SOFIE MADSEN
FREYA DALSJØ
FREYA DALS
FREYA DALSJØ
FREYA DALSJØ
FREYA DALSJØ
STUDIO CONSTANCE
6. GREEN, BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT…
A far cry from sweet apple, leafy greens, peppermint or pistachio… instead this season gave us ‘ugly tones’ of gritty, gutsy ‘slime’ green, lime green, sage, moss, algae and chartreuse. These are statement greens, and certainly not for the faint of heart.
They did however pack a punch, and stood their ground magnificently with white, sky blue, caramel, chocolate and aubergine that they shared the runway with.
Some of the yellows bordered on camel, which is a perennial classic shade. Combinations of two tomes of green and yellow also worked a treat. One may speculate that our flame-haired sisters will be the biggest beneficiaries of this special colour trend for Spring/Summer 2027.
STINE GOYA
GESTUZ
GESTUZ
GESTUZ
MUNTHE
THE GARMENT
7. PEPLUMS PLEASE!
Waists were on display this season in Copenhagen – bare midriffs as well as accented waists. And few garment pieces – bar perhaps belts – do that better than the frilly or flared peplum.
After years of seeing minimalist and body-hugging silhouettes, the peplum gives volume to the hips of dresses, coats, skirts and trousers. These shapes are sculptural and flattering, exaggerating a narrow waist whilst hiding a multitude of sins around the hip area!
Some designers chose to give their peplum more than a cameo role: the peplum at Baum & Pferdgarten, for example, became a belt-like structure in its own right. Viva the peplum!
BY MALENE BIRGER
BAUM UND PFERDGARTEN
BAUM UND PFERDGARTEN
NICKLAS SKOVGAARD
8. ANIMAL INSTINCT
What would any fashion week worth its weight be without a sprinkling of the eternally glamorous, forever classic leopard print coat or zebra print dress?
This season is no different, and various designers have showcased their trump card, the ultimate statement of glam luxe no matter the season.
Whether in faux fur or African beads, the message is clear: these pieces bring out our animal instinct like few others.
ALMADA LABEL
IAMISI
GESTUZ
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