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1stDibs’ 2022 Annual Spring Sale Is Officially Here

Add these covetable pieces to your shopping cart.

Updated: Feb. 20, 2024

Originally Published: March 3, 2022

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Jennifer Lopez wears floral print dress and green coat from Del Core.

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The start of a new season always encourages you to purge your old wardrobe staples in favor of new pieces (the first day of spring is March 20!). For those who seek to replenish their closets with fresh items via sales and discounts — the smart way to shop — you are in luck. 1stDibs’ 2022 annual spring sale officially launched on March 3 (and ends on March 19), offering major markdowns on its coveted designer pieces. This year, the centerpiece in this shopping extravaganza is, arguably, Jennifer Lopez’s iconic jungle print Versace dress. (Fans will remember J.Lo wearing a version of this look to the 42nd Grammy Awards ceremony in 2000, then again at Versace’s Spring/Summer 2020 show.)

Aside from this gown, shoppers will also encounter an unparalleled selection of unique investment pieces that range from antique furniture and decor to more vintage and contemporary fashion. For street style fans, take a look at Louis Vuitton’s playful Pochette bag from the sale, which Bella Hadid has been wearing on repeat. There are also a few items from The North Face x Gucci collab that are up for grabs. If you’re worried about not finding anything from the sale that will suit your fancy, this won’t happen. 1stDibs’ annual sale comprises more than 121,000 items!

Before you get lost in the abundance of fashion items on the website though, check out the TZR-approved picks, ahead.

We only include products that have been independently selected by TZR’s editorial team. However, we may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article.

Versace

S/S 2020 Embellished Jungle Print Finale Dress

$35,000

$16,000

Behold: Lopez’s jungle print Versace dress from the Spring/Summer 2020 collection. Consider this the ultimate revenge dress to wear.

Chanel

Metallic Chain Detail Biker Jacket

$4,999

$3,499

Biker jackets will always be in. For a more unique take on the familiar style, opt this chain-adorned tweedy piece from Chanel’s Métiers d’Art collection.

The North Face x Gucci

Women's Boots in Cream

$2,035

$1,628

These hiking boots from The North Face x Gucci collaboration hit the sweet spot between style and practicality. The shoe sold out from the initial drop, so this is your final chance to scoop up the in-demand style.

A brown leather jacket will fit right into any wardrobe. This Alexander McQueen number with a fitted, corset-like silhouette and romantic puff sleeves will be an infallible compliment magnet.

Louis Vuitton

Monogram Cherry Pochette Bag

$4,925

$3,940

PSA: Hadid’s trusty shoulder bag from Louis Vuitton is included in 1stDibs’ annual sale and currently retails at 20% off its original price (i.e. it should be in your checkout cart ASAP.)

Jean Paul Gaultier

Vintage Cheetah Print Underbust Corset

$681

$545

Corsets and lingerie-inspired designs are Jean Paul Gaultier’s forte. Pair this vintage cheetah-printed piece with boned underbust with your favorite button-down shirt or a basic tee.

Chanel

Chanel Gold Premiere L Watch

$2,495

$1,996

This gold-tone vintage watch from Chanel will instantly give your casual OOTD a luxe upgrade.

Balmain’s classic blazers are known for their high-quality fabrics and bold, waist-cinching silhouettes. Invest in this pearly white, splurge-worthy wardrobe staple while it’s still on sale.

Gucci

S/S 2000 Python Flared Pants

$5,950

$4,760

These Tom Ford-era Gucci snakeskin leather pants are a relic that will be recognized and appreciated by those in the know.

Gucci

S/S 1991 Black Alligator Crossbody Bag

$12,750

$10,200

It doesn’t get much better than vintage Gucci. This black alligator bag with the house’s signature bamboo handle, circa 1991, is a bona fide piece of fashion history.

This article was originally published on March 3, 2022