All the Can't-Miss Home Deals From Nordstrom's 2025 Anniversary Sale
Now is the perfect time to replace that outdated vacuum, retire your chipped nonstick pans for a sleek stainless steel set, refresh your knife block, or completely rejuvenate your bedroom with exquisite bedding. From ultra-soft, all-season duvets to stylish kitchen appliances you'll be proud to leave on display, I've compiled a selection of the chicest, editor-approved home finds that will instantly elevate your space—and streamline your deal-hunting experience.
Scroll on to discover what offers we're eyeing. Act fast—some of these coveted deals are already selling out.
These candles emit a delightful fragrance that transforms any room into a tranquil retreat. They also make a great gift due to their elegant packaging. This offer is exclusive to the Anniversary Sale, so don't miss out.
If you haven't made the switch to a silk pillowcase yet, now is the best time to do so. This one is crafted from genuine mulberry silk and priced under $60. Your skin and hair will thank you later.
This lightweight Dyson vacuum has been a total game changer for me—no more wrestling with bulky cords or dragging a heavy machine up the stairs. With up to 120 minutes of run time and a bonus filter included, this deal is too good to miss.
Now this is an air fryer I'd actually want to leave out on the countertop. How gorgeous is this inky blue shade? I'll never stop singing the praises of these versatile convection ovens—they're my all-time favorite kitchen appliance and the ultimate timesaver.
Say goodbye to night sweats with this naturally cooling eucalyptus comforter. The name says it all—it's ultralight, making it perfect for year-round use. Use it on its own in the summer, and layer it with a blanket when the temperatures drop.
Need an extra throw for your office chair, recliner, or guest bed? Barefoot Dreams makes some of the softest blankets available. This one, in a calming gray shade, is seriously marked down for the Anniversary Sale.
These look effortlessly elegant on the stovetop and are incredibly practical for cooking large portions. I use mine for just about everything—soups, stews, roasts, you name it.
Talk about plush. This quilted comforter in a cool evergreen hue instantly elevates your bedroom and is perfect for cozying up during movie nights.
If you're looking for a cover to pair with your insert, I can't recommend sateen enough. It makes every night feel like you're sleeping in a luxurious hotel bed
Add a pop of color to any bookshelf or nook with this beautiful sculptural vase. Style it alongside your favorite books or fill it with a fresh bouquet of flowers.
This is it: The ultimate cookware set. You'll wonder why you didn't make the switch sooner. I've already replaced all my Teflon with stainless steel, and I couldn't be happier.
If you've never tried a designer detergent or heard of this cult-favorite brand, this sale is the perfect excuse to start. The dreamy scent alone will have you actually looking forward to laundry day. Use it to make your entire closet smell amazing—or reserve it for blankets and bedding.
This might be one of the best deals yet—a 14-piece knife block at $100 off is a serious steal. If you've got dull knives rusting away in a kitchen drawer, consider this your sign to upgrade.
Treat yourself to ultra-soft, high-quality towels that make drying off after a shower feel like wrapping yourself in a cloud. Plus, the crisp white color is easy to bleach, so keeping them fresh and bright is effortless.
A charming addition to any table setting, these vibrant placemats will instantly elevate your dinner to gourmet status. They also make a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves to host.
New to APOTHEKE's divine scents? This discovery set is the perfect introduction—and at under $50, it's a no-brainer. With a mini candle for every room, you can fill your entire space with enchanting aromas.
Just imagine these stunning lead-free pieces lined up on your bar—perfect for mojitos, gin and tonics, and more. They'll make your homemade cocktails look like they belong in an exclusive members-only club.
I absolutely adore Le Creuset's Caribbean shade—it's bold, vibrant, and instantly evokes the feeling of summer. Fill this container with your everyday cooking utensils for a stylish, functional countertop upgrade.
Another standout from L'AVANT Collective, this hotel-quality hand soap and lotion set is a chic, luxurious addition to any bathroom or sink-side counter.
Another standout from L'AVANT Collective, this hotel-quality hand soap and lotion set is a chic, luxurious addition to any bathroom or counter.
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Travel + Leisure
a day ago
- Travel + Leisure
Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale Is Almost Over—Don't Miss These 55 Last-chance Fashion Deals Up to 70% Off
The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is one of the biggest shopping events of the season, and while it has offered an unbeatable selection of deals since it kicked off on July 12, the sale is finally coming to a close tomorrow, August 3. Fortunately, the final hours of the event are still rich with women's clothing you'll be eager to pack for your next trip, and with discounts reaching up to 70 percent off, you can load your cart to the brim with budget to spare. After scouring the Nordstrom sale in search of travel-ready, packable pieces you'll want to show off, we found 55 last-chance deals worth shopping—and some prices have dropped even lower than before. Comfy dresses, footwear, linen pants, and more are now available for as little as $21, so don't hesitate to snatch them up before prices return back to normal on August 4. Farm Rio Luang Long Sleeve Maxi Dress, $210 (originally $298) Free People Astrid Minidress, $65 (originally $108) Eileen Fisher High-waist Wide Leg Pants, $105 (originally $158) Ryka Rezorb Max Walking Sneakers, $90 (originally $120) Toms Diana Mule Sandals, $60 (originally $90) Lucky Brand Pintuck Henley Tank, $59 (originally $90) Tie Front Lace Trim Tank, $32 (originally $79) Mango Claus Eyelet Maxi Skirt, $70 (originally $100) Lands' End Essential Strappy Flat Sandals, $39 (originally $70) Caslon Cotton Gauze Shorts, $34 (originally $50) Farm Rio, Free People, Vince Camuto, and more shopper-loved brands currently have gorgeous summer dresses marked down to round out Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale. So, whether you're drawn to colors, patterns, or neutrals, you'll easily find something you're excited to wear during your next big trip. The BP. Button Front Cotton Minidress is a simple, versatile pick that can be dressed up or down for countless occasions, and at 51 percent off, it's a steal. And if you've been on the lookout for an eye-catching statement dress to wear as a wedding guest (or even a solo vacationer), the opulent Farm Rio Luang Long Sleeve Maxi Dress will be a stunning addition to your closet, on rare sale for nearly $100 off. Steve Madden Osiris Lace Maxi Dress, $85 (originally $129) Open Edit Bateau Neck Sleeveless Mini Dress, $53 (originally $80) Vince Camuto Floral Print Sleeveless Maxi Dress, $60 (originally $89) Hope & Henry Women's Organic Ruched Chambray Dress, $35 (originally $51) Farm Rio Luang Long Sleeve Maxi Dress, $210 (originally $298) En Saison Laurel Floral Cotton Midi Dress, $66 (originally $146) BP. Button Front Cotton Minidress, $29 (originally $60) City Studio Eyelet Embroidery A-line Midi Dress, $31 (originally $69) Cleobella Magnila Check Print Sleeveless Dress, $108 (originally $288) Free People Astrid Minidress, $65 (originally $108) Everything from linen pants to denim is still available at significant markdowns in celebration of Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale, so you can experiment with your personal style this summer without blowing your travel budget. The Eileen Fisher High-waist Wide Leg Pants are a timeless and versatile pick that can be just as easily worn to the airport as a nice dinner out, and with their $53 price cut, you won't want to leave them out of your cart. But should you be looking for a bolder pick to show off your personality, it's the gorgeous (and comfy) Halogen Floral Wide Leg Pants you'll want to snag now that they're just $41. Caslon Drawstring Straight Leg Linen Pants, $49 (originally $70) Petal & Pup Wren Linen Pants, $65 (originally $99) Eileen Fisher High-waist Wide Leg Pants, $105 (originally $158) Wayf Sara Pull-on Cotton Pants, $29 (originally $69) Bobeau Trim Inset Wide Leg Pants, $33 (originally $62) Halogen Floral Wide Leg Pants, $41 (originally $99) Lioness Bessette Low Rise Pants, $27 (originally $89) Paige Zoey Tie Waist Wide Leg Jeans, $113 (originally $250) Zella Studio Luxe High Waist Pocket 7/8 Leggings, $50 (originally $79) Free People Level Up Stripe Side Slit Bootcut Jeans, $85 (originally $128) Comfortable footwear is perhaps the most important thing to have on your packing list regardless of your destination, but that doesn't mean your shoes need to be devoid of style to provide the necessary support. The Ryka Rezorb Max Walking Sneakers are a well-cushioned pick featuring a gorgeous color combination still on sale for under $100, while the Dr. Scholl's Right On Sneakers are a more streetwear-style option at just $65. And if it's a comfy pair of sandals you're after, you can't go wrong with the beachy and supportive Toms Diana Mule Sandals for $60. Rag & Bone Retro Runner Sneakers, $166 (originally $248) Franco Sarto Oakes Square Toe Flats, $80 (originally $130) Ryka Rezorb Max Walking Sneakers, $90 (originally $120) Mia Qwest Clogs, $45 (originally $70) Chinese Laundry Sonia Mary Jane Pumps, $60 (originally $90) Mephisto Helen Toe Loop Sandals, $110 (originally $159) Toms Diana Mule Sandals, $60 (originally $90) Converse Gender Inclusive Run Star Trainer Sneakers, $60 (originally $95) Ted Baker London Everly Slide Sandals, $100 (originally $150) Dr. Scholl's Right On Sneakers, $65 (originally $100) Nordstrom has no shortage of breezy summer blouses still in-stock as its Anniversary Sale comes to a close, with so many gorgeous styles coming in at a fraction of the regular price. The Tie Front Lace Trim Tank is about to become your new most-worn vacation top with its dainty design and flattering fit, and now that it's 70 percent off you have no excuse not to add it to your cart to wear with bold and neutral bottoms alike. Meanwhile, the Sanctuary The Time Off Flutter Sleeve Button-up Top is a statement piece that's well-stocked in nearly a full range of sizes in the Sunny Riviera color combination—and for the final hours of the sale it's now just $40. Rag & Bone Jenny Stripe Sweater Tank, $166 (originally $248) Sanctuary The Time Off Flutter Sleeve Button-up Top, $40 (originally $79) French Connection Pinstripe Cotton Poplin Tank, $48 (originally $68) Lucky Brand Pintuck Henley Tank, $59 (originally $90) Pact Organic Cotton Double Gauze Square Neck Cami, $49 (originally $58) Lucky Brand Pointelle Square Neck Top, $26 (originally $40) Tie Front Lace Trim Tank, $24 (originally $79) Open Edit Tie Strap Linen Blend Tank, $30 (originally $45) Halogen Lapel Collar Sweater Vest, $39 (originally $59) Rails Brielle Organic Cotton Gauze Tie Neck Top, $71 (originally $188) To round out your dream summer wardrobe, we uncovered an impressive selection of flowy skirts, comfy shorts, and stylish matching sets starting at just $36 from brands like Free People, Mango, and Sam Edelman. If your closet is missing a basic maxi to wear endlessly throughout your adventures, the now-$53 Mango Claus Eyelet Maxi Skirt is a must-have—and it's made with a stretchy elastic waistband that'll keep you comfy all day long. But if the goal is to look instantly put-together effortlessly, you can't go wrong with the Free People Bali Alana Top & Pant Set since it's 55 percent off and versatile enough to provide a multitude of styling options throughout your trip. Shopping on a budget? Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale is packed with countless travel-ready picks under $50, including comfy walking shoes, lounge sets, and basics. At $39, the Lands' End Essential Strappy Flat Sandals prove that it shouldn't be a struggle to uncover budget-friendly, trendy footwear you'll actually look forward to wearing, while the Zella Replay Half Zip Polo Tank is another unbeatable markdown at 55 percent off in the perfect sky blue shade. Plus, if you've been phasing out denim shorts from your summer wardrobe, don't miss the chance to score the Caslon Cotton Gauze Shorts while they're on sale for a mere $25. Love a great deal? Sign up for our T+L Recommends newsletter and we'll send you our favorite travel products each week.
New York Times
a day ago
- New York Times
A Day at Two San Francisco Malls, One That Died and One That Thrived
For years, San Francisco Centre was a destination, an anchor of a buoyant downtown that seemed destined to keep on booming. Shoppers rode circular escalators up to Nordstrom to buy expensive shoes while a musician played a grand piano. When an even fancier Bloomingdale's opened there in 2006, California's first lady, Maria Shriver, cut a ribbon carried by aerial dancers. A few miles west and another world away, out toward the ocean and low-slung single family homes, Stonestown Galleria sat forlorn. It was your typical suburban-style mall, though still in the city limits, with a run-down movie theater and unlimited breadsticks at the Olive Garden. If the first lady ever went there, she did not brag about it. Then, their fortunes reversed. The downtown mall, long referred to as Westfield Centre for one of its owners, became a national symbol of the city's pandemic-battered downtown. It lost its movie theater, its day spa and nearly all of its stores. Its Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's anchors are gone. It even lost its name when Westfield Corporation, the shopping mall firm, abandoned the space in June 2023. The 1.5 million square foot behemoth has lost $1 billion in value and is being held in receivership. It is scheduled to be put up for auction later this month. It remains open with a handful of stores still operating but is a shadow of its former self. Stonestown, on the other hand, has become 800,000 square feet of fun. People wait two hours for tables at its most popular restaurants. It is often hard to find an empty parking space in a sea of 3,800 of them. Some tourists head there straight from the airport. Want all of The Times? Subscribe.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Yahoo
More American citizens are trying to migrate to these Caribbean islands this year. Here's how to join them
Americans are racing to take advantage of Caribbean nations offering citizenship by investment schemes, programs that grant citizenship to overseas investors willing to put six-figure investments into their new home countries. "Up to 70% of all buyers right now are wanting citizenship, and the vast majority are from the US," Nadia Dyson, a realtor in Antigua, told the BBC. "We don't talk politics with them, but the unstable political landscape [in the US] is definitely a time last year, it was all lifestyle buyers and a few CBI. Now they're all saying 'I want a house with citizenship'. We've never sold so many before." Lawyers in the U.S. faced a similar deluge of calls about the programs during the 2024 election of Donald Trump, according to the American Bar Association. 'In general, it comes in uncertain times,' Betina Schlossberg, an attorney at Schlossberg Legal, told a 2024 ABA report. 'We never thought of people just running away from the United States. All of a sudden, people feel uneasy, and they want to be ready.' The investment consultancy Henley & Partners has clocked a similar trend, noting the majority of applications for such programs came from U.S. citizens over the last year, part of a general surge in interest that saw applications to these schemes increase 12 percent overall. A variety of Caribbean nations offer such programs, including Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St. Kitts and Nevis, and St. Lucia. Dominica's program has the lowest door to investment of the group, at $200,000, while St. Kitts and Nevis has the highest barrier, at $250,000. Many of the programs also confer wider visa benefits. Investors in Antigua and Barbuda, Grenada, and St. Lucia get travel access to Europe's Schengen Area. The programs have attracted a measure of controversy on the islands themselves, as well as from the governments of the U.S. and Europe, which have expressed concern that the investments could be used to avoid taxes or shield financial crimes. Nonetheless, their defenders point to success stories like Dominica's initiative raising more than $1 billion, or Antigua's program helping the country avoid bankruptcy. Similarly situated European nations — ones with equally desirable locations, with economies heavily dependent on tourism — also offer 'golden passport' schemes, including Italy, Greece, and Portugal, each with investment floors of about $250,000.
