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It’s well documented how much I love wearing Anna Quan and their end of season sales are one of the few that I make a point of browsing in their entirety. I rely on AQ pieces regularly for the office, but also whenever I need something a little dressier. This year’s end of season sale is a good one. It’s extensive with plenty of tailoring in the mix, and there are also some excellent options if you have events coming up on the calendar.
The pricing is very much in line with what you’d expect to find at one of their in-person archive sales, except you can browse from the comfort of your couch. In fact, it’s how I’ve acquired a lot of my Anna Quan pieces over the years.
I’ve rounded up my top picks below. The sale is significantly larger than some of their previous ones, so if you feel compelled to browse every page yourself, feel free to knock yourself out here.
My Top Picks from the Sale
Sofia Dress in Blush, Butter and Acqua
Now more than 50% off
At the very top of my list is the Sofia Dress, which is currently available at a fraction of the original price in three excellent colourways. The sleeveless tailored mini dress is a signature for Anna Quan and the three colourways I’ve included are available for less than half price (Was $650 – $690, now between $280 – $300). I personally own the Acqua version in the lightweight wool, and I’ve got the butter colourway in the old season top version. The blush tweed is a very ladylike take on their classic style. If you’ve yet to give this style a go, now’s your chance to grab it for a steal.
Sasha Dress in Butter
Was $480, now $330
This is the dress I wore to the F1 earlier this year when I was my husband’s plus one for one of his work do’s (pictured below). The twist detail on the shoulder is incredibly flattering and the textured stretch fabric makes it very comfortable to wear. The midi length is also surprisingly petite-friendly.
Ari Top
Was $490, now $290
The halter neckline has become something of an Anna Quan signature. Combined with the tailored silhouette and luxurious fabrication, this feels like the perfect example of what the brand does so well – elevated basics that feel genuinely special.
Parker Dress in Mocca
Was $480, now $290
There is nothing quite like Anna Quan knitwear. Their ribbed cotton knit, which is iconic in its own right is a staple in a lot of corporate wardrobes. I’ve got almost 10 of the brand’s knitwear pieces on rotation in my own wardrobe. The fabric is heavyweight but thanks to the ribbed fabric, can be quite flattering as it doesn’t accentuate my mum tum (an area I’m quite self-conscious about). I love what the brand has done with the design of this dress by experimenting from their usual polo dress offering. It offers a lot of styling versatility – you can unbutton the bolero and wear this as a sleeveless dress. I own the size 8 in this one.
Emi Top
Was $320, now $190
A beautifully draped cream top that punches well above its weight in terms of versatility. I’ve worn mine to the office and also to dressier events, including my birthday dinner last year styled with jeans. It’s one of those pieces that works much harder than you’d expect.
Rhea Top
Was $390, now $170
Anna Quan’s take on dressy denim is always excellent. The halter neckline elevates this piece beyond a standard denim top and makes it perfect for occasions where a “nice top” is required. A great option for dinners, drinks and events when you want to take things up a notch.
Bryn Top
Was $350, now $150
As I’ve mentioned above, AQ’s knit fabric is fantastic and the asymmetric neckline gives this piece a much dressier feel. I also love the button detailing, which allows you to play around with the neckline and styling. A particularly good option for cooler weather.
Amanda Top
Was $320, now $190
The high V-neckline and gathered front detailing make this such an elegant piece. I own an old season dress featuring this same bodice design and it’s incredibly flattering (pictured below). I can easily picture this paired with high-waisted trousers or a tailored skirt.
Mica Top in Oyster
Was $390, now $220
I absolutely love this print. The fabric is a stretchy mesh-style material that’s fully lined and incredibly flattering on the body. I own another top in this same print and I always get so many compliments when I wear it. It pairs particularly well with white trousers or denim and feels perfect for the cooler months.
SHOP MY TOP PICKS FROM THE END OF SEASON SALE
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