The Brands Meghan Markle, Chrissy Teigen, and Katie Holmes Love Are Marked Down at This Under-the-Radar Sale

Kami Phillips

15 September 2020, 6:30 pm·3-min read

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Anyone who loves shopping knows there are few better feelings than scoring something you’ve been lusting over on sale. Finally clicking “add to cart” and watching your total drop as you enter a promo code is a rush that evokes such joy, it can make even the crummiest of days better. Luckily, being the avid shoppers and deal seekers that we are, we’re constantly on the hunt for the best discounts — which is why we couldn’t wait to share the news of Verishop’s Friends & Family Sale going on now.

The online retailer, known for its fabulous curation of coveted designer pieces, up-and-coming brands, and celebrity-loved styles, is hosting its highly anticipated Friends & Family Sale. And the deals are so good, even the biggest shopaholics may find themselves having a difficult time choosing what to purchase first. Here’s how it works: Verishop will take 25 percent off any full-priced items when you spend a minimum of $100 and use the code VERIFRIENDS at checkout. Believe us when we say, it’s an offer you won’t want to pass up.

With over 7,800 items to choose from, knowing where to start can be a bit daunting even to the most seasoned of shoppers — which is why we turned to some of the most stylish Hollywood A-listers for inspiration on what to scoop up first. Verishop’s Friends & Family Sale is full of celebrity-loved fashion brands like Cult Gaia, which has been seen on stars like Chrissy Teigen, Beyoncé, and Jessica Alba (just to name a few), and Levi's jeans that have been spotted on Hilary Duff and Emily Ratajkowski. You can even find styles from the Meghan Markle- and Taylor Swift-loved label Madewell included in the sale.

If you’re looking to get your hands on some star-worthy styles for less, we suggest scrolling down to check out six of our top picks from brands loved by Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez, Selena Gomez, and more before Verishop’s Friends & Family Sale ends.

Cult Gaia

Fans include: Chrissy Teigen, Beyoncé, Jessica Alba

Buy It! Astraea Top Handle Bag, $298.50 with code VERIFRIENDS (orig. $398); verishop.com

Levi’s

Fans include: Hilary Duff, Emily Ratajkowski, Ariana Grande, Hailey Bieber

Buy It! Levi’s 501 High Rise Skinny Jeans, $96 with code VERIFRIENDS (orig. $128); verishop.com

Nanushka

Fans include: Katie Holmes, Rihanna, Kristen Bell

Buy It! Nanushka Mona Belted Midi Dress, $402 with code VERIFRIENDS (orig. $536); verishop.com

Madewell

Fans include: Meghan Markle, Taylor Swift, Lucy Hale

Buy It! Madewell The Zip-Top Transport Crossbody Bag, $141 with code VERIFRIENDS (orig. $188); verishop.com

LoveShackFancy

Fans include: Jennifer Lopez, Angelina Jolie, Kelly Ripa

Buy It! LoveShackFancy Winslow Ruffled Maxi Dress, $431.25 with code VERIFRIENDS (orig. $575); verishop.com

Free People

Fans include: Selena Gomez, Hilary Duff, Emma Roberts

Buy It! Free People Dolman Quilted Jacket, $148.50 with code VERIFRIENDS (orig. $198); verishop.com

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