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I’m a coat person — every spring, I add a new denim jacket to my collection.
Right now, I’m eyeing this one from Nic + Zoe. I’ve been on the hunt for a white version for a while. This jacket has all the features of a traditional denim jacket (sharp collar, button-front), but with stretchy fabric and an unexpected raw hem.
It’s a great topper for sundresses on the weekends, but you could also wear it with a more formal sheath for a “power casual” look.
Nic + Zoe’s Super Stretch Denim Jacket is on sale for $126 at Nordstrom and available in sizes XS–XXL.
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Sales of note for 3.28.24
(See all of the latest workwear sales at Corporette!)
- Ann Taylor – Up to 40% off your full-price purchase; extra 50% off sale
- Banana Republic Factory – 50-70% off everything plus extra 20% off purchase
- Eloquii – 50% off 2+ items; 40% off 1
- J.Crew – 50% off select styles
- Lands’ End – 10% off your order
- Loft – 50% off everything
- Nordstrom: Give $150 in gift cards, earn a $25 promo card (ends 3/31)
- Talbots – 40% off 1 item; 25% off everything else
- Zappos – 37,000+ women’s sale items! (check out these reader-favorite workwear brands on sale, and some of our favorite kids’ shoe brands on sale)
Kid/Family Sales
- Carter’s – 50% off entire site
- Hanna Andersson – 30% off all swim; up to 30% off HannaJams
- J.Crew Crewcuts – 40% off sitewide; 50% off select swim; 50% off kids’ styles
- Old Navy – 50% off Easter deals
- Target – 20% off Easter styles for all; up to 30% off kitchen & dining; BOGO 50% off shoes & slippers for the family;
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Anonymous says
Moms who “collected” Barbies as kids (and kept them in boxes, etc) – are you giving them to your daughters to play with now that it seems like they’re virtually worthless on the resale market? I can’t decide what to do with all of mine…
Anonymous says
No, because I am not a hoarder who kept them for decades.
Anon says
Was that a supposed to be a joke?
Anonymous says
Yup. Mine is loving my Lucille Ball Barbie!
Anonymous says
My mom collected them for me, despite my protest. My kids are loving playing with them!
Anon says
TW – pregnancy loss. Posting here because this group tends to be more compassionate than the main page. DH and I are in a position of terminating a wanted pregnancy due to malformation. It’s heartbreaking but the decision is made. Although the malformation is genetic, it doesn’t appear that we are carriers. We already have one child and have waited many years to try for another. I would really love to hear stories from any older women who have been in similar situations – did you successfully conceive again? Did you use reproductive assistance technology? How was the D&E, any suggestions? Do you have any tips for grieving and psychological health? Right now I just want to move past this and try again but admittedly I feel very numb inside. Thank you for any thoughts or well wishes.
Anonymous says
I am so very sorry for your loss. I wish I had advice to share, but virtual hugs will have to do.
Anon says
No advice, but I’m so sorry you’re in this heartbreaking situation and so sorry for your loss.
Anonymour says
I’m so sorry you’re gong through this. I haven’t been in your situation but did have a D&E for a missed miscarriage. The D&E resulted in Asherman’s Syndrome, so not to give you something else to consider but I do recommend asking for an ultrasound-guided D&E to avoid scarring (which could hider future pregnancy, should you decide to pursue that). Also, there are fertility therapists – you shouldn’t hesitate to seek therapy for this situation.
Anonymous says
I’m so sorry for your loss. I have not personally been in this situation but a good friend was, with her second child. The baby had Trisomy 18, and they opted to terminate. They had already told people about the pregnancy and were very candid about the situation (possibly not with everyone in their circle). She had a healthy baby about 18 months later, who is now 5.5 I think. We don’t talk about it often, so I’m not sure how this impacts her today, but I know it was very hard at the time. I wish you comfort and strength in the days ahead.
NYCer says
I could have also written this about a friend, except that her baby is only about 5 months now. She also had a second miscarriage after the Trisomy 18 baby, was planning to do IVF, but then got pregnant naturally and went on to deliver a healthy baby girl. They also have a 4 year old who was conceived naturally and easily, so the multiple miscarriages were very shocking to her. I know that it was very, very difficult for her at the time, but she (and her husband and older child) are all very happy now.
More Sleep Would Be Nice says
I am sorry for your loss. Sending you wishes for love, comfort, and recovery.
Anonymous says
I’m so, so sorry you’re going through this. I’m in a different situation but I highly recommend therapy.
Anon says
I’m so sorry. I miscarried and my biggest advice is to stay open with your husband. Take 10 minutes every day for the next couple months to sit down, hold each other hands, and check in with one another and process your thoughts and feelings. Everyone assumed that I would just be better and move on and try again but I feel like the months following were still very hard.
Good luck, you’re going to be okay.
Anon says
This is OP – thank you everyone for the kind wishes. The stories of happiness after a tragedy are very helpful. And thank you for the advice on connecting with DH – this is spot on. I really appreciate this community!