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Labor Day weekend is nearly here, and with it comes the fantastic sales on everything you might need for a wardrobe refresh. Of course, one of our favorite retailers to snap up celeb-approved brands is Nordstrom Rack. Besides the regular amazing deals, you can score an extra 25% off clearance styles during the retailer’s Clear the Rack event.
Whether looking for transitional pieces or new closet essentials, you can’t miss with these savings from fan-favorite labels like Madewell, Hunter, Beyond Yoga and more — not to mention accessories that are the cherry on top of any outfit. Extra savings for the long weekend typically run Sept. 3 to 7, so don’t snooze.
Madewell is a favorite for wardrobe essentials, and stars like Katie Holmes and Sydney Sweeney are in on it. This chic cardigan has a casual feel and will be a perfect layer as the weather turns colder. “So stylish,” reads one review. (While you are at it, don’t miss the deals on the brand’s handbags.)
High-rise and wide-leg, this ’70s-inspired style has a touch of stretch to the denim for comfort. Frame is an on-trend brand, worn by stars like Nina Dobrev, Selena Gomez and Madison LeCroy.
There’s also plenty of jewelry included in the sales, including these stunning Monica Vinader huggies. The label is a star go-to, from everyone from Kate Middleton to Kendall Jenner.
Loeffler Randall has been worn by A-list types like Meghan Markle and Jessica Simpson, but you can score this cute shoulder bag for over $200 off. The lightweight fabric makes it perfect for travel.
A cashmere scarf is an incredible accessory to add to your wardrobe once temps start falling, and it’s easy enough to throw in your bag. (Cashmere sweaters are also 53% off.)
Buzzy brand Alex Mill offers elevated staples, and this smart corduroy jacket is fall-ready. It comes in this pretty cocoa brown or deep navy.
“Loved these. Beautiful color. Soft, great fit,” reads one review of these luxe PJs, which look a lot like the pricey pairs stars adore.
Score 50% off popular leggings from Beyond Yoga — a brand worn on repeat by stars like Alessandra Ambrosio and Jennifer Lopez.
There are also plenty of undergarments in the haul, like this two-pack of Calvin Klein bras for under $30.
Find versatile pieces for wearing solo now and layering later, including this chic bodysuit from Khloé Kardashian’s Good American.
Day-to-night pants for under $100 are always a good investment. You’ll definitely spot the label on “Nobody Wants This,” as the brand’s co-founder Erin Foster is also the Netflix show’s creator.
These sling-back heels are perfect for transitional weather, and better yet, half off the original price. The label counts Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift as fans.
Plenty of Hunter rain boots are on sale, in black, beige, or — if you like a pop of color on dreary-weather days — pink.
This article was written by Erica Radol, Page Six Commerce Reporter. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets the stars trust to dishing on the latest fashion collabs to finding a great deal on all of the above, Erica has a knack for reporting on – and even testing – Hollywood’s bestselling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.
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