Scouted: Banana Republic’s One-Day Sale on Dresses Gets You 50% Nearly the Entire 500-Large Stock - The Daily Beast

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• Scouted: Banana Republic’s One-Day Sale on Dresses Gets You 50% Nearly the Entire 500-Large Stock - The Daily Beast
• Luxury online reseller The RealReal files for IPO - CNBC
• Victoria Beckham just dropped a wedding dress line – and it's not what you'd expect - HELLO!
• Teens are transforming £40 Fashion Nova dresses into glam gowns for prom - The Sun

Scouted: Banana Republic’s One-Day Sale on Dresses Gets You 50% Nearly the Entire 500-Large Stock - The Daily Beast Posted: 31 May 2019 02:00 AM PDT Today only, virtually every single dress at Banana Republic is half-price. Using code 50DRESSES at checkout gets you 50% off dresses of all kinds — and there more than 500 of them. To help you navigate this scroll-worthy sale, we looked through the options and brought back the highlights — there's something here for everyone. The online-only Soft Ponte Asymmetrical Dress is going for $46 right now and its minimalist design is contrasted by an asymmetrical flare that'll keep you in style. Or try going utilitarian with the Utility Shirt Dress. Its fabric is a blend of cotton and Tencel, making it a perfect choice for summer — especially while it's on sale for $65. This fit-and-flare Poplin Shirt Dress is super stretchy for comfort and flattering tightness. It's going for $60 today. The Stretch-Crepe Twist-Front Dress is yours for $45 and is designed for easy care. It combines the traditional crepe fabric polish with extra mobility and comfort. Finally, this Sandwash Modal Twist-Front T-Shirt Dress is so versatile it'll fit into any of your summer plans. The draped, pleated detail at the waist and the blouson-style back is there to flatter your figure. Get it for $46 today only. Whatever your dress needs are for the upcoming seasons (and the ones beyond it), this sale will quench your thirst and fill your wardrobe with new and perfectly stylish options. And remember this sale ends tonight so don't wait too long before checking out your options. NEWSLETTERS The Scouted Newsletter Product recommendations that'll make your life better and tips to help you shop smarter. Scouted is internet shopping with a pulse. Follow us on Twitter and sign up for our newsletter for even more recommendations and exclusive content. Please note that if you buy something featured in one of our posts, The Daily Beast may collect a share of sales.

Luxury online reseller The RealReal files for IPO - CNBC Posted: 31 May 2019 10:41 AM PDT Founder and CEO of the RealReal Julie Wainwright speaks onstage during Vanity Fair's Founders Fair at the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge on April 20, 2017 in Brooklyn, New York. Andrew Toth | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images U.S. online luxury reseller The RealReal on Friday filed for an initial public offering.  The company intends to list on the Nasdaq under the symbol "REAL", a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission showed. Earlier in January, Reuters reported the company's plans to go public later this year, citing sources familiar with matter. The company set a placeholder amount of $100 million to indicate the size of the IPO. The size in preliminary filings is used to calculate registration fees and the final amount could be different. The RealReal, which specializes in online secondhand luxury apparel and goods, was valued at $745 million in a funding round in July last year, according to data provider PitchBook. Founded in 2011, The RealReal's success is built on a profitable mix of the boom in e-commerce, and a younger clientele's interest in bargains and recycled clothing. Second-hand fashion — from Chanel handbags and Gucci dresses to Rolex watches — is a fast-growing business that is outstripping sales growth in the primary luxury goods sector. In the past year, the company has been focusing on expanding its brick-and-mortar presence with outlets in new areas and more online fulfillment centers. The RealReal intends to use the money raised from the IPO for general corporate purposes, including working capital and operating expenses. Investors in the San Francisco-based company include Perella Weinberg Partners and Great Hill Partners. The company posted a net loss of $75.8 million in 2018, compared with a loss of $52.3 million in 2017, on revenue of $207.4 million, up over 55%, the filing showed. Credit Suisse, BofA Merrill Lynch, UBS Investment Bank, KeyBanc Capital Markets, Stifel, Cowen and Raymond James are the underwriters to the IPO.

Victoria Beckham just dropped a wedding dress line – and it's not what you'd expect - HELLO! Posted: 31 May 2019 01:38 AM PDT She famously designed Eva Longoria's wedding dress May 31, 2019 - 09:27 BSTChloe Best Victoria Beckham has just launched her own line of wedding dresses, after designing Eva Longoria's bridal gown She famously designed her BFF Eva Longoria's wedding dress, but Victoria Beckham hasn't made her bridal creations available to the public – until now. The former Spice Girls singer has launched her own line of wedding dresses and outfits, and it's sure to become a hit with style-savvy brides. Victoria's bridal edit, available exclusively online and in her Dover Street store, includes seven dresses and tailored separates that are a far cry from the full-skirted strapless Vera Wang gown she wore on her own wedding day to David Beckham. Instead, they are more in-keeping with Victoria's minimalistic and chic aesthetic, which she says offer a "modern matrimonial moment". Victoria Beckham has designed her own wedding dresses Much like the minimalistic gown worn by Eva, the dresses feature streamlined silhouettes and still pack a punch, despite their simplicity. One floor-length gown features sheer paneling and cap sleeves, and is available to buy here for £1,990, while a racer front cami dress (£1,795) offers a fuss-free alternative to more traditional bridal dresses. MORE: 4 wedding dress trends brides need to know Another halterneck gown may draw comparisons to the Stella McCartney wedding dress the Duchess of Sussex wore for her evening wedding reception in May 2018. With a similar figure-hugging shape and high neck, it's a great option for brides who would love to replicate Meghan's look, and is available to buy here for £1,950. This halterneck gown could draw comparisons to Meghan's evening wedding dress Victoria has also designed ensembles who want to swap a traditional wedding dress in favour of bridal separates. A white satin tuxedo creates a modern wedding day look, and one we could totally imagine the fashion designer wearing if she threw a vow renewal ceremony with her husband of almost 20 years. GALLERY: Vintage wedding inspiration for a fabulous retro-inspired big day The launch comes three years after Victoria designed a custom wedding dress for her best friend Eva Longoria's wedding to Jose 'Pepe' Antonio Baston. In an exclusive interview with HELLO! Magazine, Desperate Housewives star Eva opened up about choosing Victoria to create her dress. She explained: "I asked Victoria to do my dress because I wanted it to be special and made with love – and I knew Victoria would make it with love." This article contains affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission if a reader clicks through and makes a purchase. Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. More on:

Teens are transforming £40 Fashion Nova dresses into glam gowns for prom - The Sun Posted: 31 May 2019 08:42 AM PDT PROM season is upon us and teens are getting glammed up for their red carpet events – but some are getting seriously creative with their designs. The latest craze is for teens to buy cheap dresses from Fashion Nova and then to customise them to become full ball gowns that bring full glamour. One talented prom-goer bought at £40 blue and white mini dress from the fashion retailer, and then added a frilly train to give it a show-stopping effect. Meanwhile, another girl bought a dark-coloured, embellished short dress and added a voluminous fishtail-style train. She posted the shots online and said she whipped up the eye-popping gown the night before the event. And a fashionista ensured all eyes were on her after transforming a £55 black and white bodycon into a floor-length wonder using a few pieces of blue material. A Twitter user proved she was the golden girl of the ball last year by buying a glittery mini dress and then sewing on a light-coloured material to the bottom to steal the show. She captioned the photo: "This idea literally saved my whole prom experience." So are you inspired by the customising idea? FIZZ WITH EXCITEMENT Epsom racegoers crack open the bubbly & joke with pals on Ladies' Day Warning 'HE'S A REAL BABY' Mum shares photos of dead son born at 14 wks after docs call him 'waste' MYSTIC MEG June 1: The Pluto effect gives you an air of mystery that's a powerful attractor Exclusive OH VOW Size 30 bride-to-be with 42L boobs fears she'll be branded an 'attention seeker' Exclusive BUGABOO TO TRADITION Meghan Markle opts for posh mums' favourite £1,200 pram for Archie Warning 'BURNED ALIVE' My skin blistered and fell off as my body burned from the inside out Teens share funny photos of their prom dress shopping fails that look NOTHING like they did online. And we shared inside Britain's most extravagant school prom where pupils wear £400 outfits and arrive in supercars. Watch the heart-warming moment a teenager's friends tell her she is going a prom they arranged - after she was too sick undergoing chemo to enjoy the official one

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