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Some of the Top Things Readers Bought Recently…

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Readers were asking recently for a round-up of some of the top things that readers have bought recently… these were some of the most-purchased items from January 2019! This post contains affiliate links and Corporette® may earn commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Thank you so much for your support! For more details see here, including lots of details about privacy and the analytics. And now for some of the top clothes for work and play that were bought in January 2019…

Clothes for Work Bought in January 2019

Pictured above: Vince Camuto Ponte Ankle Pants (Regular, Petite & Plus) ($75-$99)

Pictured above: KUT from the Kloth Diana Stretch Corduroy Skinny Pants (Regular, Petite & Plus) (cords sold out but lots of jeans $39-$98)

Sales of note for 7/25/25:

  • Nordstrom – The Anniversary Sale is open for everyone — here's our roundup!
  • Ann Taylor – 25% off your purchase, including new arrivals + up to 60% off sale
  • Banana Republic Factory – Up to 50% off everything + extra 20% off
  • Boden – 10% off new womenswear with code
  • Eloquii – $19+ select styles + extra 45% off all sale
  • J.Crew – Up to 40% off select cashmere + up to 50% off summer styles + up to 70% off all sale styles
  • J.Crew Factory – Extra 60% off cashmere + extra 15% off $100+ and extra 20% off $125+
  • M.M.LaFleur – Daily flash sales — on 7/25 it's 25% off dresses! Try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off
  • Rothy's – Final Few: up to 50% off
  • Spanx – Free shipping on everything
  • Talbots – Extra 60% off marked down pants, jeans, shorts and more, and extra 50% off all other markdowns

And some of our latest threadjacks here at Corporette (reader questions and commentary) — see more here!

Some of our latest threadjacks include:

12 Comments

  1. Hello lovely ladies of Corporette. I have been a reader since about 2012, but rarely post. You have no reason to care about me, but I’m up for Engineer of the Year in my industry (semiconductors and electronics packaging), and of course it is me versus two older men. I am probably not able to catch up, but I’d like to make a good showing.

    If you are so inclined, I’d love the support! I will post a link separately, but if you just google 3dincites, you’ll find the page and the Vote button. My name is Amy Lujan. You do have to vote in every category for a vote to count, so I understand if this is too much to ask if you aren’t in my industry. But it’s worth a try! Gotta represent the technical ladies out there. :)

      2. I voted for you! You may want to post tomorrow morning on the new thread, for more traffic.

    2. Just voted. Current counts (if accurate) are:

      Flack 40.09%
      John 32.74%
      Lujan 27.17%

      Gotta say, the descriptions of you three are hella biased against you. Yours is a dry iteration of your credentials, theirs have effusive terms like “significantly influenced” and “leading…expertise”. Who decided on this text?

      1. Y’all are awesome! And I do see that I posted on the least trafficked thread, oops. Will re-post tomorrow.

        Ha! Good question. They grabbed this from a three sentence bio that was floating around a few years ago, when I had to specifically write a two or three sentence bio for a paper. Whoever nominated me added the last sentence about what I’ve done in the industry. There are also no rules against nominating yourself or someone else in your company, as long as you make a donation, so whoever nominated the other guys might have actually contacted them directly for a good bio.

        The other thing going against me is the other two people are from well-known companies, whereas I’m from a small business. So they get name recognition, and I don’t.

    3. And did you see the section with Cornell College of Engineering having an equal number of women and men students? Yay!

  4. I bought a different pair of Blondo boots (leather instead of suede), and I can’t get over how comfortable they are. I’ve worn them on two trips now without any alternate shoe, and I have no complaints.

  5. I adore Cole Haan’s heels. Very comfortable, stylish, and reasonable height while being easy to move in.

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