Lift your spirits with a little retail therapy and shop these day-to-night pieces [Discount codes within]

Cadence Loh
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With the GCQ still on-going, many of you may be feeling a little low. At the very least, there’s no stopping you from having small gatherings with your closest friends. Why not take this downtime to recalibrate, set new priorities and lift your spirits with a little retail therapy?

Head to four of these top online shopping stores ASOS, Pomelo, Love, Bonito and Zalora to get new threads. Our team has tirelessly picked a number of oh-so-pretty trendy pieces that will see you from day-to-night. What's more, many of these items come at reduced prices and discount codes. Who knows, you may be able to find a Christmas gift or two for your besties.

Hurry, many of these items are selling fast! Fastest fingers first. Time to bring on the smiles!

Shop ASOS Sale

Get 20% off everything with code FLIPYOURFEARS

Discount code ends 30 October! Shop today!

ASOS DESIGN casual midi tux dress with mixed buttons in black, US$61

ASOS DESIGN casual midi tux dress with mixed buttons in black. PHOTO: ASOS
ASOS DESIGN casual midi tux dress with mixed buttons in black. PHOTO: ASOS

ASOS DESIGN tie waist jumpsuit in khaki graphic print, US$61

ASOS DESIGN tie waist jumpsuit in khaki graphic print. PHOTO: ASOS
ASOS DESIGN tie waist jumpsuit in khaki graphic print. PHOTO: ASOS

Vero Moda sleeveless blazer in khaki, US$45 (was US$79)

Vero Moda sleeveless blazer in khaki. PHOTO: ASOS
Vero Moda sleeveless blazer in khaki. PHOTO: ASOS

Brave Soul nelli lounge cardigan, US$42 (was US$68)

Brave Soul nelli lounge cardigan. PHOTO: ASOS
Brave Soul nelli lounge cardigan. PHOTO: ASOS

ASOS DESIGN cotton poplin tiered midi shirt dress in white, US$61

ASOS DESIGN cotton poplin tiered midi shirt dress in white. PHOTO: ASOS
ASOS DESIGN cotton poplin tiered midi shirt dress in white. PHOTO: ASOS

Shop Pomelo Sale

Free shipping over US$49

Pomelo Oversized Double Button Blazer, Cream, US$45.99

Pomelo Oversized Double Button Blazer, Cream. PHOTO: Pomelo
Pomelo Oversized Double Button Blazer, Cream. PHOTO: Pomelo

Shop Love, Bonito

Get US$5 off your first order.

Lovie Textured Puff Sleeve Midi Dress, Approx. ₱2,125.00

Lovie Textured Puff Sleeve Midi Dress. PHOTO: Love, Bonito
Lovie Textured Puff Sleeve Midi Dress. PHOTO: Love, Bonito

Harika Pleated String Tie Camisole Midi Dress in Floral Flutter, Approx. ₱ 2,415

Harika Pleated String Tie Camisole Midi Dress in Floral Flutter. PHOTO: Love, Bonito
Harika Pleated String Tie Camisole Midi Dress in Floral Flutter. PHOTO: Love, Bonito

Shop Zalora Sale

Enjoy EXTRA 25% off your first order. USE CODE: SEALDEAL.

No minimum spend. Brand exclusions apply.

Zalora Puff Sleeve Wrap Dress, ₱979

Zalora Puff Sleeve Wrap Dress. PHOTO: Zalora
Zalora Puff Sleeve Wrap Dress. PHOTO: Zalora

Zalora Trim Detail Shift Dress, ₱1,329

Zalora Trim Detail Shift Dress. PHOTO: Zalora
Zalora Trim Detail Shift Dress. PHOTO: Zalora

Zalora V Neck Wide Leg Tie Waist Jumpsuit, ₱1,459

Zalora V Neck Wide Leg Tie Waist Jumpsuit. PHOTO: Zalora
Zalora V Neck Wide Leg Tie Waist Jumpsuit. PHOTO: Zalora

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