Penny-pinching fashion people, rejoice! This week is the shopping equivalent of the Super Bowl, which means deals on deals and endless sales on everything from kitchen gadgets to pet supplies. The aggressive influx of marketing emails and sale notifications can get overwhelming fast, so I'm pointing you to a sale worth checking out amid all of the others. Ironically, it's not actually an official Black Friday sale, but the scope of deals might as well be.
Revolve just refreshed its sale section, with new stock and added discounts worth an extra look. And true to the adage, the early bird gets the worm—it definitely pays to browse everything before Black Friday officially ramps up and items suddenly go out of stock.
While combing through the sale, I found dresses more than 70% off along with plenty of cute sweaters and tops for 60% off their original price. Revolve's selection of party-ready pieces is famously top-tier, so if your calendar is packed with special events this holiday season, now's the time to get ahead. The sale itself actually has over 22,000 items on discount, so I've saved you the headache and curated the top fashion finds I'm personally shopping ASAP.
A sweater like this is especially relevant right now.
Looks aside, this dress is shockingly only $60.
The type of sweater that can keep you warm and be seductive at the same time.
These jeans are famous around theseBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing parts.
A color like this is the mood boost we need during these dreary months.
I'm getting big Saint Laurent energy here.
Casual in the front, office ready in the back.
Quite a steal if I must say so.
I've had my eye on this top for a minute, so I guess it's finally time to get it.
A little accessorizing really goes a long way.
Maxi pencil skirts are the fashion-person It piece right now.
A bodysuit with some edge.
I like to call ultra-versatile pants like these "all-purpose pants."
Style this with loose gray trousers for a '90s-inspired look.
If Revolve is known for one thing, it's its selection of going-out tops.
Most people go for black faux-leather pants, but these are a fun wardrobe staple.
Pair this with skinny jeans and simple ballet flats for a French-girl twist.
I wish every button-down was this fun.
It may be too cold to wear them out now, but they're so worth it.
Instead of itty-bitty crop tops, I love wearing cropped blazers for a cold weather proof nighttime look.
Made from knit material, it will also keep you warm.
The neckline really does something for me.
Since the focus is on sweaters right now, take the opportunity to play with interesting cutouts.
Sweaterdresses are one of my top wardrobe staples right now.
Suddenly, I'm Kate Moss.
Contrast stitching has been on the rise lately.
Effortlessly glamorous.
I can always count on Retrofête to deliver an A1 statement dress.
Fashion people have been gravitating toward slate gray.
If it's Aya Muse, I'm adding it to my cart.
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