With the longest month in history 2020 down, there’s just one short February to go until spring finally gets here. But everyone knows the first day of the season doesn’t mean stowing away winter boots and down jackets for good. That tricky transitional forecast still calls for plenty of bundling up, which is why the Anthropologie sale-on-sale is heaven-sent. There’s a range of discounted outerwear, boots, and even spring-ready dresses at an additional 40% off at checkout—just go to the Freshly Cut Sale section and add the items to your cart to see the final price. Check out our favorite steals below, then venture into the very tempting Anthropologie sale for yourself.
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There’s another subscription box in town. And this time, it’s from a place you already shop.
Earlier this year, URBN, the parent company of Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Free People, announced that it would be getting into the increasingly-more-competitive rental space. It wouldn’t be through an existing brand, though—rather, it went ahead and launched a brand-new entity, which would allow shoppers to rent from Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Free People, as well as hundreds of other labels, for less than $100 a month. Introducing: Nuuly.
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“We see a real opportunity in the rental space and we wanted to invest in that accordingly, building out a true lifestyle brand with a broad, inclusive assortment, as well as its own distinct brand voice and web experience for our shoppers,” says Kim Gallagher, Nuuly’s Director of Marketing & Customer Success. “URBN’s brands are obviously an incredible asset to Nuuly and will be a key part of the platform, but we’re also excited to be bringing in over 100 additional third party brands, both well known and under the radar (think For Love and Lemons, LoveShackFancy, and Alice McCall), along with an amazing vintage assortment, which is something new for the rental space.”
For $88 a month, Nuuly will send you six pieces you pick out for yourself, from the thousands of products on its site, the majority of which are available in sizes 00 to 26. Some go up to a 40.
A floral Urban Outfitters dress that’ll be available for rent on Nuuly.
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An Avec Les Filles trench coat that’ll be available for rent on Nuuly.
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“We wanted to make sure we had a strong assortment of denim, athleisure, everyday clothing and occasion pieces,” says Sky Pollard, Nuuly’s Head of Product. “Our breadth of options will mean subscribers can find pieces they love for all aspects of their daily lives, whether that is for the office, a weekend brunch, or a night out. Our goal is to give our subscribers a way to experiment with new trends, fits, and brands without the risk of purchasing something that will only be worn a few times.”
You keep your Nuuly box for the full month, and then return. To get a new shipment, all six items must be sent back. Nuuly sends you a reusable bag and pre-paid label to ship them back in and will handle all the laundering. If you love something you’ve rented, though, there’s an option to buy; sometimes, it’ll be discounted from retail price, depending on overall demand and how many times it’s been rented.
In the jam-packed beauty world, there are hundreds of great products that fly under the radar. Then, there are the ones so good they need no introduction. Sunday Riley falls into the latter category. And because of that, it’s a rare occasion when its best-selling serums and face creams go on sale. So when we spotted that every single product is currently discounted at Anthropologie, we obviously had to tell the masses. Not doing so would basically be a girl-on-girl crime.
While the celebrity-approved Good Genes (everyone from Jourdan Dunn to Helen Mirren is a fan) is often touted as the thing to buy, every oil, serum, cleanser, and moisturizer in the line is worth the high price tag. With products going for more than $30 off, and smaller sizes all clocking in under $40, it’s worth stocking up on a few things. There’s no warning when the sale will end, so we recommended moving quickly. You can’t go wrong with any of the products, but if you want a good place to start, shop our favorites from the sale, below.
When you’re envisioning the perfect summer wardrobe, the image probably resembles something in an Anthropologie lookbook. The retailer manages to capture the most idealized, ethereal version of whatever season it is—impeccably-decorated, cozy interiors for winter and far-flung sunny locations for summer. No matter the time of year, its dresses are always on-point—but they’re especially good when it’s warm out. Anthropologie knows that. And it knows you’ve added a few of its best-sellers to your wish list. So it’s doing you a solid for a limited time only: putting its customer-favorite dresses on mega-sale for a few days.
Right now, you can get one of Anthropologie’s most popular dresses for 50 percent off (!!!). The offer ends on Sunday, May 19, and some styles are already selling out—so you better act fast. From a great button-down silhouette under $100 to a statement-making tiered maxi, here are the 15 dreamiest dresses we’d recommend adding to your cart ASAP. Your summer wardrobe can thank us later.
In the past year, some of the most well-known and beloved brands in the country have worked to make the shopping experience more size-inclusive. J.Crew and LOFT launched their first plus-sizes collections; Old Navy brought its plus-sized line back into stores, after over a decade of online-only merchandising. Now, another retailer is taking a major step to welcome even more customers into the fold.
Anthropologie is expanding into plus sizes for the very first time, with a new collection titled A+nthropologie. (It can also be styled as APlus by Anthropologie.) It launches with 120 pieces from the retailer’s core Spring 2019 assortment—a mix of in-house labels like Pilcro and Essentials by Anthropologie as well as outside brands like Cloth & Stone and DL1961—in sizes 16W to 26W. Prices start at $48 and cap out at $260.
In a statement to Glamour, Richa Srivastava, the retailer’s managing director of design, said this size expansion had been a long time coming:”Only in the past year or so did we arrive at a place where we were confident we could execute in a considered way, and deliver a collection that would suit her wants and needs—and ultimately bring her joy.”
When the collection launches on March 15, Anthropologie’s full range will be 00P to 26W. (The retailer debuted petite sizing in 2012.) A+nthropologie will be available online, as well as in 10 brick-and-mortar location across the United States and Canada.
“For Anthropologie, the goal is to be the place where everyone comes to feel like the best version of themselves,” Anu Narayanan, the retailer’s Chief Merchandising Officer, said. “We want to give every woman a wealth of options—and an experience that exceeds her expectations.”
The first-ever A+nthropologie lookbook features three of our favorite curve models—Ali Tate, Candice Huffine, and Paloma Elsesser—gallivanting around Mexico City in pieces from the collection. Glamour got an exclusive first look at the (incredibly fun) pictures. Check out Anthropologie’s first-ever size-inclusive offering, below.
