I'm a Professional Shopper—Here's What's Worth Your Money From Nordstrom's Half-Yearly Sale

Thousands of items from Nordstrom's best-selling brands are on sale—think Reformation, Vince, Dolce Vita, and many more.

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As a fashion editor, it's my job to study the trend cycle. I know what styles are currently en vogue, which are no longer in the limelight, and, like a sartorial seer, those we'll be drooling over in future seasons. But at this very moment, I'm fully plugged-into summer 2023's trends: from warm-weather leather to high-shine metallics, the upcoming season's must-have pieces skew the entire style spectrum, ranging across subdued and minimalist to adventurous and bold. But the best news of all, however, is that you can shop all of summer's trends at a super discount, courtesy of Nordstrom's Half-Yearly Sale of 2023.

From now through June 4, Nordstrom is having a gargantuan sale on thousands of items from its best-selling brands—think Madewell, Vince, Dolce Vita, and many more—with discounts of up to 60 percent. Everything from breezy summer dresses and the best sunglasses to denim shorts and lightweight linen pants is on super, super sale. Consider this the ideal opportunity to refresh your seasonal edit at a fraction of what it would typically cost your wallet.

And, as mentioned, the sale is massive; It's so big that you could spend an entire day scrolling and still not be finished shopping by nightfall. The good news, though, is that you can find a much better use of your time because I've already scoured the site and found the best summer pieces from every major category. You can shop everything below but you'll want to act fast because pieces are selling out by the second.

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Emma Childs
Fashion Features Editor

Emma Childs is the Fashion Features Editor at Marie Claire, who writes trend reports, long-form reported features, and style guides. She previously wrote for TZR, Editorialist, Elite Daily, and Mission Magazine and studied Fashion Studies and New Media at Fordham University. When she's not writing fashion deep-dives, you'll find her stalking eBay for designer vintage and perusing HBO Max (in her heart, it'll always be *HBO* MX).