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Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2020: All The Best Deals, All In One Place

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The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale 2020 is now in full swing for the masses, running from August 19 through August 30. This sees must-have fashion staples like shirts, trousers, and shoes, and even accessories, from household names like Burberry and Saint Laurent in the discount bin for as much as 50% under sticker. Time is of the essence, though: The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is something of a mecca for fashionistas, so the best items tend to sell out fast.

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For those who’d rather have all of the best offers served up on a platter, we’ve done just that. Scroll down and you’ll find five unmissable deals in each department, arranged cheapest to most expensive — there’s bound to be something for everyone. The best offer we’ve seen so far? A stunning pair of Tom Ford ‘Andrew’ 54mm Polarized Sunglasses for $300, down $155 from the usual $455 (read: These are selling like hot cakes, so best act fast if they tickle your fancy).

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