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Shop now View Shop Reviews Add to My ShopsThe Best Designer Fashion Finds At Farfetch's End-of-Summer Sale
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Summer may almost be over, but one silver lining is the end-of-season sales. FARFETCH is one of our go-to online stores for stocking up fall-ready designer wardrobe staples — and just in time for Labor Day weekend, the luxe retailer is offering an extra 20 percent off select full-price and sale items.
From Aug. 31 at 4 a.M. ET/9 a.M. BST through Sept. 7 at 1 p.M. ET/7 p.M. BST, save a total of up to 70 percent off on womenswear, menswear and beauty with the additional 20 percent discount (exclusions apply). The deal is automatically applied at checkout on items over $145 and can be stacked with FARFETCH's Spend & Save discount on select products.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some of the best designer fashion finds to shop on sale at FARFETCH this Labor Day weekend. From statement bags and fall-ready footwear, to elevated essentials and more, see our top picks below, and shop FARFETCH's end-of-summer sale online here through Sept. 7.
Marni Striped-Knit Cropped CardiganMarni's cropped mohair and wool cardigan will keep cozy on breezy summer nights and cool fall days.
Marni Striped-Knit Cropped Cardigan (reg. $1,100) $443
Buy now Jacquemus Le Bisou Mousqueton Shoulder BagA pop of lime green — as seen in Jacquemus' Le Bisou Mousqueton shoulder bag — is an instant statement-maker.
Jacquemus Le Bisou Mousqueton Shoulder Bag (reg. $830) $624
Buy now Alexander Wang Roll Neck Embossed-Logo Long-Sleeved ShirtWhether you're pairing it with a blazer and trousers or with your favorite baggy denim, this long-sleeved roll neck shirt from Alexander Wang is the definition of off-duty cool.
Alexander Wang Roll Neck Long-Sleeved Shirt (reg. $350) $175
Buy now Palm Angels Sunset Logo-Print LeggingsEven when you're sweating, Palm Angels' sunset-inspired leggings will keep you in a vacation state of mind — and you'll save an extra 20 percent off this stylish workout staple.
Palm Angels Sunset Logo-Print Leggings (reg. $330) $132
Buy now Ganni Oversized Collar Quilted JacketAnd just like that, the weather will be colder — be prepared to stay warm like an "It" girl in Ganni's oversized quilted jacket, which is more than 60 percent off.
Ganni Oversized Collar Quilted Jacket (reg. $448) $180
Buy now Anine Bing Plaid Double-Breasted BlazerWorn by Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Kaia Gerber and most likely any other "It" model you know and love, Anine Bing is beloved for her laid-back LA aesthetic that's seen in this plaid double-breasted blazer., on sale for half off.
Anine Bing Plaid Double-Breasted Blazer (reg. $400) $200
Buy now Yves Saint Laurent Beauty Rouge Volupté Shine LipstickIf beauty is an essential part of your style, you'll want to snap up Yves Saint Laurent Beauty's versatile Rouge Volupté Shine lipstick in a neutral shade.
Yves Saint Laurent Beauty Rouge Volupté Shine Lipstick (reg. $43) $34
Buy now Fear of God Virgin-Wool Polo Jumper (25% off)Fear of God's wool polo shirt is perfect for a stylish and seamless transition into autumn.
Fear of God Virgin-Wool Polo Jumper (reg. $895) $671
Buy nowDetroit Native, Fashion Designer Tracy Reese Opens New Midtown Studio
Nationally renowned fashion designer Tracy Reese has made a move that shows she has her feet firmly planted in her hometown.
The Detroit native and fashion industry veteran of more than two decades on Friday opened a new location for her Hope for Flowers by Tracy Reese studio. The 3,200-square-foot space is at 119 Garfield St. In a retail space at The Freelon at Sugar Hill development in Midtown. The location includes a design and photo studio, showroom for wholesale buyers, a dedicated classroom for art enrichment classes and community workshops, and an in-house factory that will host sewer apprenticeships.
The effort previously operated out of the Franklin Wright Settlements Youthville location near Detroit's Milwaukee Junction neighborhood.
Reese established the Hope for Flowers label in 2018. The label produces responsibly designed apparel collections for women featuring dresses, sportswear and shoes.
Reese established her first clothing line in 1998 in New York and moved her design studio to Detroit in 2018.
Reese in a Monday email to Crain's said the Freelon space is a good fit as it sits right in the heart of Detroit's cultural center. The Freelon is a mixed-use project from Detroit-based Develop Detroit LLC and the Preservation of Affordable Housing Inc.
She signed a 10-year lease for the space, but declined to elaborate on the terms.
The opening of the new location ends a search for a long-term space.
"Almost 2-and-a-half years ago, we embarked upon a quest to find a permanent home for Hope for Flowers in Detroit," Reese said in a Monday news release. "It's been a long and eventful journey with many blessings. I am relieved, elated, proud, and grateful to finally move into our new space."
Reese declined to disclose the financial investment put into the move and projected annual revenue.
The 2020 Crain's Notable Women in Design honoree earlier this year earned $55,000 for the project through the Motor City Match program.
Hope for Flowers is a great fit for the space, Julie DeGraaf Velazquez, vice president of redevelopment for Preservation of Affordable Housing, said in a statement.
"(Reese's) commitment to strengthening her hometown of Detroit, creating high-quality job opportunities and sustainable production methods, and providing direct access to arts education for the community made Hope for Flowers a great fit for The Freelon," said Velazquez, who led the completion of The Freelon, Sugar Hill.
Detroit-based Urban Alterscape designed and built out the space, integrating materials such as cork, reclaimed wood and products from recycled materials including felt acoustic fixtures throughout the studio to reflect Hope for Flowers' commitment to sustainability. The studio also features LED light fixtures, high-efficiency heating and cooling, and water-saving devices.
Reese on Monday told Crain's the new location has a staff of eight full-time and two part-time employees, along with 8-10 contracted teaching artists. The enrichment classes will be offered for up to 18 students and focus on sustainability, Reese said, while the workshops will have space for up to 30 patrons. Youth classes take place each Saturday, with adult classes slated for Thursday nights.
The courses are important, Reese said, as she believes art enrichment and sustainability are lacking in most Detroit public schools. Reese, whose designs have been worn by former First Lady Michelle Obama, actress Sarah Jessica Parker and talk show hostess Oprah Winfrey, attributes her creativity and success as a designer to art classes she was able to take growing up in Detroit.
"As I learned about fashion's footprint in the world — the pollution it can cause, the overproduction and abuse of labor by some brands — it became critically important for me to make sure that I was working as responsibly as possible," Reese said the release.
Reese's philosophy makes Hope for Flowers a standout business in the fashion industry, Motor City Match Director Andrew Lucco said.
"In a world where the fashion industry has often come under scrutiny for its environmental footprint, Hope for Flowers stands out as a beacon of hope and change," Lucco said in Monday's release. "Their commitment to sustainable materials, ethical production practices, and local engagement will undoubtedly set new standards for the fashion world."
