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President's Day Sales!!!

February has several arbitrary holidays, Groundhog's Day, Valentine's Day (for those romantics out there, I'm sorry this is not a real holiday) and today we have President's Day. I'm not quite sure what the official rules are for celebrating this bank holiday, but I do know there are a sh*t ton of sales happening RIGHT NOW! 

So here are some discount codes for you. I myself am still entrenched in a Year of No Shopping so I cannot take part, but you should! 

The Gap has select sales items at an additional 40% off AND 20% off all items with the code "TREAT". Here's a look from their new arrivals that caught my eye.


Jcrew is taking an additional 50% off sale items with the code "EXTRA50". This would be a great time to stock up on some fun tops and blouses like this:



At Club Monaco you can take an extra 30% off already-reduced merchandise with code "WEARNOW".   Check out some of the go-to frocks like this one:


If you're in the market for some designer threads DVF is offering 20% with the code: "FEBRUARY20" on select styles.  Might be a great time to purchase your statement coat for next winter.


Also, Madewell has 30% off sale items with the code "XOXO" how cute is that?  I'm thinking it'd be  a good chance to score a pair of their to-die-for jeans.




Of course, home stores and the like are also having sales, but who care about knick knacks when there's discount outfitting to be done! Happy Shopping! 


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