Anthropologie's Sale Section Has Some Seriously Good Deals Right Now. Here Are 12 Our Editors Love

Associate Editor Marissa Wu loves how jumpsuits make it look like you put in a ton of effort on your outfit yet are some of the easiest to put together. This floral stunner also comes from Nuuly, which gives gently used clothing a second life.

PureWow's Senior Editor Dana Dickey loves this skirt for its festive look and pretty color—plus, you can totally have a Sex and the City-inspired main character moment in it.

This duvet caught Commerce Director Nicole Briese's eye for its stunning floral print and organic cotton percale fabric, which she notes should be nice and lightweight for summer.

Between the billowy sleeves (swoon), light cotton fabric and subtle side slit, this floral dress checks all of our dinner al fresco boxes.

Plans to sneak out of the office early for summer Fridays? (Don't worry, we won't tell.) You'll need this tote as your partner-in-crime that can easily fit a change of clothes and your makeup bag.

For a sleek layered look, Commerce Editor Olivia Dubyak loves this striped linen blazer, which will still be wearable come summer with its oversized fit and lightweight feel.

These floral-print pants have a breezy wide-leg fit that will keep you covered-but-cool for a picnic with the fam or your next beach trip.

If you're looking for a summer shoe that can do it all, you can stop: These strappy heels are as versatile as they are stylish. Just note that some reviewers find they run narrow. 

Fashion Editor Abby Hepworth loves that this button-up has a subtle twist at the sleeves that makes it feel more fashion-forward while still going with everything in her closet.

 This brightening vitamin C-charged oil will leave your skin radiant and hydrated all day long according to Commerce Editor Olivia Dubyak. Plus, it's vegan and cruelty-free.

These Anthro exclusives are a great pick for dipping your toes into the balletcore trend—and they're less than $100. 

This vintage-inspired edition of the classic Clue game will seamlessly blend into your bookshelf—it's like game night,  but with aesthetic, says Editorial Assistant Delia Curtis.