This blog post & shop widgets use affiliate links.
Click here to read the disclaimer about affiliate links and PR product.
Anna Quan’s Black Friday sale has officially kicked off and, honestly, it remains one of my all-time favourite sales to shop during this chaotic sale season. I don’t mean to brag, but I’ve shopped it three years in a row and have scored some very decent wins. The pricing is grrreat (very much sample-sale-vibes) and if there’s a choice is between shopping in my trackies vs leaving the house… well, I choose the former any day of the week.
A handful of pieces I already own are included in this sale (which I’ve ensured to include below). And in the spirit of “researching” this post, I’ve somehow purchased 4 items from the sale (that’s commitment to the cause.)
I’ve sifted through every page so you don’t have to – here’s the best of the best! Stock is limited, as always, so if you spot something you love, don’t sleep on it. Once it’s gone, it’s actually goooone.
Wren Top
Was $420, now $280
Starting strong with a piece I stalked via restock notifications… and still missed out on! Argh!! The tartan version is incredibly chic, and I’m devastated I let it slip through my fingers. Linking it anyway on the off chance your size is miraculously still sitting there waiting for you.
Martina Dress
Was $390, now $160
I’ve owned this for a few months now and it’s had a proper workout – especially for the office. It’s not your run-of-the-mill black knit dress – it feels really premium. First, it’s double-lined for support and has a soft crinkle texture so all of the lumps and bumps are masked (my mum tum is an area I’m self conscious about). It’s a dress that looks polished but feels comfortable. A true desk-to-dinner gem, especially at this price. I’ve included a picture of me wearing it for you below:
Velma Top
Was $190, now $80
Such a stylish knit tank. I have it in a light green, and the high boat neckline with the ribbed fabric is an unbeatable combo. A great little staple that reads elevated while still being lovely and simple.
Paulina Skirt
Was $550, now $250
A win for me personally – I managed to check out without a dreaded “sold out” banner! Huzzah! It’s a timeless pencil skirt that will be perfect for the office, but equally lovely styled with a tee and sandals on the weekend. Full size range still available at the time of writing! Go go go!
Ava Dress
Was $550, now $220
I snapped this one up and am manifesting that it’s going to be a great fit. The ruching around the waist is so unique, and I’m hopeful it’ll flatter my frame. Please keep me in your thoughts and prayers for this one folks (I bought a size 8 btw).
Dani Top
Was $360, now $120
A summer-friendly, joy-giving top that I can already see myself reaching for constantly. Anna Quan’s jersey fabric is a dream – it’s soft, stretchy, and machine washable (!). The high neckline and side detailing give it that elevated tank energy without the elevated tank price.
Vali Top
Was $280, now $100
AQ’s knitwear is genuinely elite for workwear. This is basically a polished, professional version of a classic crew-neck tee. I picked it up in “Silence” (AQ-speak for white), but it also comes in black. I’ve seen the brand layer both shades on socials — though I’ll personally be wearing mine solo.
Odette Top
Was $350, now $150
The shoulder draping and drawstring side seams make this such a stylish step-up from your standard white tee. Perfect for when you want to look put together with zero effort.
Melissa Top
Was $580, now $220
A true showstopper thanks to its statement sleeves. I saw the rosewater fabric at an Anna Quan dinner earlier this year and it’s honestly stunning. If you’ve got an event coming up, this has “birthday girl / hostess with the mostess” energy written all over it.
Jenna Skirt
Was $490, now $240
I can vouch for the Acqua colour – I have a dress in the same fabric (see here) and it’s beautiful. If you love a mini (and have the legs for it), this one is incredibly chic.
Eloise Top
Was $490, now $250
The matching sleeveless top to the tailored separates set – truly can’t go wrong with AQ tailoring for the office. Clean, minimal, and endlessly wearable.
Amyra Dress
Was $550, now $250
Now is the time to snap up one of the brand’s signature designs. The drop-waist silhouette is one of AQ’s calling cards – copied often, but never matched. These pieces are so versatile – perfect for events, but also lovely dressed down with strappy sandals on a Euro summer holiday (as per the cool girls on TikTok).
Hayden Dress
Was $550, now $340
This is quintessential Anna Quan – clean tailoring with a subtle twist. The hourglass cut and structured mini silhouette are incredibly flattering, and the accentuated sleeves add just the right amount of playfulness.
Amali Dress
Was $550, now $385
I have the top version of this (see here) and the knitted jersey fabric is so luxurious. The draped cowl neckline feels dressy yet it’s unbelievably comfortable. Alessandra Ambrosio wore this dress and looked incredible, which is always a strong endorsement.
I hope you enjoyed this little edit I put together! Thanks for stopping by.
P.S. I just published a bumper blog post yesterday featuring my festive gift guide for everybody on your list! Check it out here!
