Including cult Sleeper dresses and Anissa Kermiche vases...
From big name designers, including Alessandra Rich and Victoria Beckham to slightly more affordable, independent labels like RIXO, Ganni and Anine Bing, there are hundreds of must-have buys to snap up in the Net-a-Porter sale .
It's not just clothing, accessories and shoes on offer either as the sale also spans interiors — perfect if you've been waiting to pick up a cult Anissa Kermiche vase or one of Assouline's Insta-famous coffee table books., statement dresses for party season or some new jewellery to elevate your everyday look , this is the perfect chance to pick up big ticket items for less.
To take advantage, all you have to do is add the code 25OFF at the checkout, although you'll need to be quick as the sale ends on Friday . To help you find the very best deals, we've rounded up our top picks from the Net-a-Porter sale to shop now...
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