Enough about me—let's talk about you. This blog is called Cheryl Shops, and while shopping is what I do, it's what you do too. Plus, I Love getting feedback on what you liked (or didn't like)—it helps me create better content for you. So without further ado, here's a look at what you browsed, clicked, bought, and loved in 2020.
Top 10 most purchased
Sweaters were your biggest buy this year, but I was happy to see dresses, skirts, and even pumps making an appearance here—dressing up is not dead after all! Here are your top 10 best-selling clothes and accessories of the year.
10. Everlane Cashmere turtleneck dress
9. Uniqlo double-face coat (sold out; similar here)
8. Spanx Perfect Black Pant
7. Free People Normani bias skirt
6. Topshop oversized poplin shirt (sold out; current version here)
5. Banana Republic Luxespin side-rouched dress
4. Iris & Ink Felicity leather pumps
3. Zero UV sunglasses
2. Naadam $75 essential cashmere sweater
1. Nakedcashmere Waverly Sweater (sold out; similar here)
Most purchased beauty
I love that you took my word on Biossance Squalane + Marine Algae eye cream—it's my favorite eye cream! I recently ran out and have been using something else that doesn't work quite as well as this one; I love how it plumps, minimizes dark circles, and hydrates without settling into my creases.
Most clicked
The most clicked-on item was also the most purchased (which I guess makes sense): my beloved Nakedcashmere Waverly sweater, which, again, is sadly sold out, but this one is pretty similar.
Favorite category
This was the year of cozy, so it make sense that sweaters were your favorite category of the year.
Favorite retailer
Based on the popularity of my honest review of direct-to-consumer cashmere post—and their amazingly good $75 sweater—Naadam was far and away your favorite retailer of 2020.
Most popular shopping month
Black Friday and Cyber Monday both fell in November this year, and, like me, I think you were waiting for some major deals. By the looks of it, you got what you wished for ;)
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