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Spanx's July Fourth Sale Includes Comfy, Celeb-loved Styles for Summer—Shop the 12 Best Finds From $39
Whether you're jumping on a long-haul flight or taking a quick weekend trip, there are outfits for every kind of trip on sale. Several wide-leg pants are on sale, all of which can be worn straight from the plane to the hotel to dinner. There are also plenty of items from the iconic (and Oprah-approved) Spanx Air Essentials Collection that are priced down during the summer sale, from half-zip jackets to chic jumpsuits. I've rounded up some of the best deals I've seen on Spanx pants, leggings, tops, and more, with items starting at just $39.
As someone who lived in skinny jeans and leggings for most of my life, I've fully embraced the wide-leg pant trend. The AirEssentials Wide Leg Pants, on sale for 19 percent off, are one of the best options for long travel days because they're ultra comfortable while maintaining some shape, so you still feel put-together. These travel pants are made from lightweight, breathable fabric that drapes oh-so-perfectly along the legs and doesn't wrinkle easily, even after a long flight.
The AirEssentials Half Zip is a dream for frequent travelers, offering the coziness of a sweater with the practicality of a zip-up jacket. You can grab it now for a whopping 58 percent off, and embrace the sporty style and relaxed fit that's perfect for long travel days on planes and trains. And, as with other products in the AirEssentials line, it's made with lightweight, wrinkle-resistant materials that keep you looking and feeling polished all day. It's one of those pieces you'll reach for every time you pack for a trip.
Made with smooth, stretchy fabric, the Spanxsmooth on the Move Wide-leg Pant (on sale for $119) can easily go from casual to a bit more dressed up—which means you can pack less in your suitcase. The thick, high-waisted waistband is also flattering and comfortable, and can be comfortably paired with crop tops, even if you don't want to show too much skin. The pants also have built-in UPF 50+ sun protection to reduce the need for sunscreen on your legs during your summer vacation.
Keep things simple with the Spanxsmooth Jersey Crewneck Tee, which is made from soft, stretchy fabric that has a smoothing effect all over. The result is a flattering, comfy tee that resists wrinkles and holds its shape all day. Whether you're pairing it with joggers for a travel day or tucking it into trousers for a day in the office, it's the kind of versatile basic you'll reach for again and again. Right now, the colors Sky and Cerulean Blue are both on sale for up to 33 percent off the original price.
These cargo joggers are built for movement, and at just $69 during the Fourth of July sale, they're perfect for travelers who like to hit the ground running on vacation. They have a modern, sporty look and are made with sweat-wicking fabric that has UPF protection, making them a great option for more active days with hiking or walking involved. The cargo pockets are also practical for storing small essentials like a phone or passport without adding extra bulkiness. Like many Spanx pants, these bottoms come in regular, petite, and tall sizes, helping you find the pair that works best for you.
If you're more of a dress person, don't miss your chance to grab the AirEssentials Maxi Dress for just $69—over 45 percent off the regular price. The buttery-smooth fabric feels amazing against your skin and will keep you cool and comfortable whether you're on a flight or heading to dinner. The relaxed silhouette keeps things breathable while remaining flattering, and it makes this dress easy to accessorize with a belt, jacket, or jewelry. Pair it with sneakers for a day of sightseeing or heels for a fun night out.
The timeless fit of this oversized button-down (currently 30 percent off) makes it a no-brainer buy for your travel capsule wardrobe. It's polished and effortlessly cool, whether it's tucked into jeans for a business meeting or worn as a swimsuit cover-up. It's made from 100 percent cotton with a superfine yarn count that keeps it lightweight yet durable, so it will stand up to the wear and tear of travel. It's also machine-washable (read: easy to clean) and has a high-low shirttail hem that looks great tucked or untucked.
Spanx's Booty Boost 7/8 Leggings are some of our favorite compression leggings for travel, thanks to an ultraflattering fit and gentle compression that keeps the blood flowing during long periods of sitting. On sale for 30 percent off, these leggings are made with targeted shaping and a contoured waistband to lift in all the right places. They're also sweat-wicking and breathable, so they're perfect for flights and long travel days. Plus, a hidden pocket in the waistband can fit a key, credit card, or even a small phone, so you can wear these on your morning jog before a day of sightseeing.
No matter where I'm traveling, I almost always pack a crewneck sweatshirt because it's versatile and comfy. The AirEssentials Crewneck is more chic than most of the options I have at home, made with lightweight, soft fabric that drapes slightly for a polished look. On sale for $79, it can be worn on chilly flights, tossed over a dress on cooler evenings, or paired with leggings for a casual travel day look. Wrinkle-resistant and machine-washable, it's a great choice for any trip where comfort and style both matter.
Made with the same featherweight materials as other AirEssentials clothing, these tapered pants are another great option for travelers. The tapered leg is tailored, not tight, and has a modern silhouette that flatters without clinging uncomfortably. In terms of style, they're a bit nicer than joggers but don't feel as professional as trousers—the perfect happy medium for someone who wants the option to dress things up or down. Get them at a massive 46 percent off discount ahead of the Fourth of July.
These stylish micro flare pants feel like your favorite pair of leggings with a stylish twist. What makes them stand out is the built-in tummy compression, which provides gentle shaping and a smooth, flattering fit that doesn't feel tight or restrictive. On sale for 30 percent off, these also have a subtle flare at the hem that adds an elongating silhouette—yes, flare pants are back in style! While the fabric leans on the sporty side, you could pair these with boots or even heels to dress them up or down. The pull-on waistband also makes them easy to slip on and off for last-minute outfit changes in the airport restroom.
Score 50 percent off the AirEssentials V-neck Mini Dress and get a packable, wrinkle-resistant dress that has a modern look perfect for just about any setting. It's great for travel days when you want to feel put-together with zero effort. Throw it on with sneakers for browsing museums, add a belt and sandals for brunch, or layer it with a jacket and boots for cooler evenings. The relaxed fit and V-neck give it a casual-chic vibe while the mid-thigh length keeps it playful and easy to style based on where you're going next.
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