The best luxury finds to cop from the end-of-season sale

Ghost Medium leather bag, $903 (was $1,290), Balenciaga

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If you’re into Balenciaga but not a big statement logo person, this bag in shiny box calfskin is a good option. It’s got a great vintage vibe, with aged silver-tone brass hardware, and a lovely interior lined in nappa leather.

Paco Rabanne Animations 1969 chainmail shoulder bag, S$728 (was S$1,460), Net-A-Porter

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The chainmail is a Paco Rabanne house signature, and this bag, made with gold-tone discs, is a fun and slinky one to tote around.

Silk scarf with Peonia Reedition print, US$330 (was US$550), Valentino

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In Valentino’s spring/summer collection, the brand revived a series of archival silk prints. This peony design, for one, looks totally fresh and vibrant – plus, it’s already proven it stands the test of time.

VLogo leather earphone case, US$246 (was US$410), Valentino

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If you’ve been thinking about a carrying upgrade for your Airpods – or ‘earphones’ as Valentino diplomatically puts it – this nifty case in the house’s classic shade of red is at 40 per cent off.

Small Easter Island Puzzle leather bag, $3,220 (was $4,600), Loewe

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The Puzzle is an undisputed modern classic – add to that the Easter Island marquetry design from the brand’s Ken Price collaboration, and you’ve got a collector-worthy bag.

Anagram cashmere-blend polo, $475 (was $950), Loewe

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A sunny polo shirt in a luxurious blend of cashmere and cotton makes a great season-agnostic addition to your wardrobe of basics.

Marni cotton-blend pants, $495 (was $990), Club21

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These roomy trousers come with contrasting side panels and a sash to belt with, great for jazzing up an everyday outfit.

Marni polyester shopping bag, $295 (was $590), Club21

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Marni shopper totes have always had a cool, artsy cachet. This style, also available in orange beige and black, are all half-off now.

Sacai polyester skirt, $680 (was $1,360), Club21

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Sacai is a brand beloved by fashion insiders who want subversive feminine designs. This asymmetrical pleated skirt with paisley prints is a great example of Chitose Abe’s eye for balancing soigne and cool.

Martine Rose leather loafers, US$370 (was US$660), Ssense

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Cop a pair of these slip-on loafers from cult designer Martine Rose, crafted in buffed leather with silver-toned hardware on the upper.

Raw indigo denim flared jeans, $216 (was $309), Ami Paris

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Alexandre Mattiusi made his name cutting fantastic jeans and trousers when he first started his Ami brand. Now, he’s extended the offering for women – there’s a dedicated category, and most pieces from the brand run from XXS to XXL anyway. These flared jeans are just the right thing if you’re after a cool, casual update to your denim silhouette.

Madeline polyester cardigan, $382 (was $545), Tory Burch

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This Tory Burch plaid cardigan, with an ivory trim and polished buttons, has a relaxed drape and fit that’s great for layering above easy, breezy dresses.

Chocolat 18 calfskin bag, US$1,797 (was US$2,995), Balmain

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Introduced earlier this year, the Chocolat bag from Balmain is playful yet practical – a bit like a fashionable snack.

Tresor de la Mer silk pants, $880 (was $1,760), Versace

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These tailored trousers are cut from pure silk, and were featured on Versace’s runway show. The tresor de la mer marine prints, pulled from the archives, are some of the brand’s most iconic – a cop, for sure.

Grace leather bag, €318 (was €455), A.P.C.

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A.P.C. makes fantastically understated leather shoulder bags and satchels – the kind that become casual, dressed-down everyday favourites. The Grace bag, for one, has a handsome structured shape and space enough for the essentials. Bonus: free international shipping.

This article was first published in FEMALE.