Mmm, the 60 degree weather of spring. There might still be a slight chill in the air, but that doesn't mean you can't stock up on seasonal staples like tissue-weight cashmere cardigans, cotton sun dresses, cotton T-shirts and more from White + Warren, all at more than 50 percent off. After the White + Warren sale, check out even more NYC sample sales.

Our fave men's shop is having a big sale (up to 80 percent off!) on some of the hippest labels out there including Rag & Bone, Surface to Air and RAF by Raf Simmons. BBlessing pretty much defines the arty downtown look, so this is a sale you won't want to miss. Check out the BBlessing Off-Site Sample Sale, as well as our other NYC sample sales.

Our fave Brooklyn designer is having a big sample sale in Manhattan, with discounts of 30-80 percent off handbags, totes, belts, wallets and overstock items. This is kind of a big deal, so I'd definitely put this on your can't-miss list of sample sales to attend. Check out all of the details on the Hayden-Harnett sale, plus take a look at the rest of our NYC sample sales.

Hey, I just got sent this last-minute sale notification. Fashion Geek-favorite Cynthia Rowley is having a sale from now until Sunday. Her stuff is always unexpected, fun and feminine, so the fact she is selling dresses from $29-$199 and tops from $29-$109 should be motivation enough to get you to her West Village boutique.

Hit up Cynthia Rowley's impromptu sale, then check out other New York sample sales.

Karen Walker is like soo hot right now. Her line has already taken over the space at Den, and almost all of the cool boutiques across the city carry her stuff. You've probably seen denim company du jour 18th Amendment on the rears of Hollywood's most famous. Now both labels' jeans are on sale at 40 percent off at Aussie/Kiwi boutique Elizabeth Charles.

Get all the details on the sale here, and check out our other New York sample sales.

Hey, it's the store that everybody loves but nobody can pronounce! The home of quirky gifts, home wares and much more is discounting everything by 20 percent. Suuure, you don't need a Mona Lisa wall clock or a blue rubber radio, but you deserve it. Get the details on the Mxyplyzyk sale here, and take a look at all of our other NYC sample sales.

You know the drill: 50 to 75 percent off Barneys' hip collections, thrown elbows, maxed out credit cards and tears of either joy or despair. It's the Barneys Warehouse Sale! A tipster told Racked that "Barneys replenishes inventory throughout the sale," so there's no need to rush. Get the 411 on the sale right here, and check out the rest of our NYC sample sales.

Valentine's Day is about something so much more important than love: shopping! Starting Thursday, our favorite Bedford Avenue boutique is cleaning house, discounting fall collections and past seasons at up to 75 percent off. Find designs from Mayle, Mina Stone, Staerk and much more. Check out all the details here, and make sure to take a look at all of our NYC sample sales.

Sure, Mrs. John L. Strong is a weird name, but don't let that throw you off. Their stationery is handcrafted, quite inventive (check out this great Valentine's Day card), and rarely on sale. Until now. Find the brand's stationery, diaries and candles at up to 50 percent off. Check out all the details on the Mrs. John L. Strong sale here, and don't forget to take a look at all of Citysearch's other great sample sales.

This Saturday is Australia Day, the time when Aussies celebrate the founding of a penal colony at Port Jackson by Captain Arthur Phillip. Yay! Elizabeth Charles is celebrating this special day by discounting everything in the store 50-90 percent. This boutique carries the best Kiwi and Aussie designers out there, so this is definitely a must-visit event. Besides the Elizabeth Charles Warehouse Sale, check out our other New York sample sales.

Oak, the store responsible for making a stroll down Bedford Avenue feel like a walk through a music video, is having its first-ever sample sale. Find clothing from some of the edgiest designers out there: Form, Harmon, Hyden Yoo, Neal Sperling and more. Discounts are at 60 percent or more off overstock and spring samples. After checking out the Oak sale in Soho, take a look at our other NYC sample sales.

Calling all literate fashionistas: Taschen is having one of the coolest sales of the year. Taschen, along with Lyell and Opening Ceremony, is one of Fashion Geek's favorite and most-mentioned stores. The publisher releases books on art, architecture, film, fashion, photography and much more. Starting on Friday, slightly damaged and display copies of Taschen titles will be on sale from 50 to 75 percent off. That's discounted from Taschen's already very reasonable prices. So mark your calendar and make sure to get down to Soho for the Taschen Warehouse Sale; then take a look at all of our other NYC sample sales.

Valentine's Day is a little over a month away, but that doesn't mean you can't buy your lingerie now. Mixona is selling its high-end lingerie for up to 70 percent off, including labels like La Perla, Dolce & Gabbana, and Eres. Check out all the details on the Mixona sale, plus take a look at all of our other New York sample sales.

So you splurged on a New Year's Eve dress, $15 cocktails and a new gym membership. That doesn't mean you can't afford an amazing new pair of shoes. Now at Iris (a great shoe shop in the West Village), you can find shoes from Chloe, Viktor & Rolf, John Galliano and more at 30 percent off. Check out all the details here, and make sure to peruse our entire list of New York sample sales.

1. I don't mean to get all macaroni-glued-to-construction-paper on you, but I just can't help it--'Tis the season for craft fairs! For an entry fee of $1 you can hit up Bust Magazine's Craftacular and a get chance to meet Amy Sedaris.

2. For a less crowded, non-commercial feel, roll out to Bushwick, the struggling artists paradise, for the Handmade Holiday Craft Fair at 3rd Ward.

3. Squeeze in some Native American art while you shop at the holiday market at the National Museum of the American Indian this weekend. The 36 Native American artists will be selling handmade art, apparel and jewelry.

4. Fashionistas who cringe at the thought of wearing the same thing as someone else should check out the Style Market at F.I.T. for one-of-kind threads, accessories and jewelry.

5. Tired of the old dinner and bar Friday routine? Go for some baked yumminess and tea at Alice's Tea Cup II before taking in a fashion discussion at the French Institute between Pamela Golbin, a Parisian fashion curator, and Olivier Theyskens of Nina Ricci.

(Photo Courtesy of Bust's Craftacular)

It's hard to think of swimwear when it's snowing outside, but that's usually the best time to score great deals. Adventurous Brazilian designer Rosa Cha is now selling complete swim sets for only $40, meaning you'll be the envy of all your friends come summer when you're sporting your haute designer swimwear. Check out all of the details on the Rosa Cha Sample Sale, and remember to take a look at all of our New York sample sales.

As we've said many times before, we love Gen Art! We've covered their shows, talked to their director, and now we are tipping you off to one of the coolest sales we've heard about in a long time. Fifty emerging, Gen Art-approved designers will be on sale for one night only. Some deals include a H. Fredriksson brick silk charmeuse flutter sleeve dress (was $375, now $125), Madison Harding woven boots (were $310, now $155) and more deals from designers like FORM, Dagmar, MarieMarie, Mooka Kinney and Barking Irons. Not to mention you can indulge in manicures and chocolate, or take advantage of the complimentary cocktails. Admission is free for Gen Art members, $15 for non-members. Get all the details right here, and don't forget to look at our many other NYC sample sales.

1. 'Tis the season of holiday markets! Buy some fudge, hit the Bryant Park ice rink or find a unique gift from one NYC's many crafty holiday market vendors.

2. Is there anything better than devoting your Wednesday evening to shopping at The Gen Art Fashion Sale, drinking cocktails and getting your hair and nails done? No, unless of course you're watching Project Runway.

3. Forgo Sunday mass this weekend and check out the art show by the politicking British graffiti artist Banksy at the Vanina Holasek Gallery.

4. Sunday boasts an armload of crafts and art shows. Hit up the Dirt Cheap One Day Art Fair at the Stain bar in Williamsburg or the Astoria Craft Collective Holiday Show at the Waltz Astoria.

5. Wanna have a chat with Bruno Frisoni, the brains behind the famous design house that created the stiletto heel? Hit up the Q&A with the Roger Vivier genius tonight at the French Institute.

Even though we thought Phillip Lim should have won the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Award, we still love winner Rogan Gregory's clothing line. Right now, find Rogan on sale at the label's Tribeca boutique. Deals include $20 T-shirts and dresses as low as $150. Check out all the details here, and don't forget to look at all of our New York sample sales.

Photos: Cynthia Vincent Sweater $125.99, Juicy Couture Dress $197, Autumn Cashmere Sweater $130.50, Lotta Stensson Mini Dress $134.99, Juicy Couture Jacket $179, Karta Dress $199,

(Photos Courtesy of Bluefly and eLuxury)

Citysearch has features on where to reserve a table during Thanksgiving, where to find prime ingredients for a delicious turkey dinner, and even where to get tanked on Wednesday night.

But now it's time to get to the most important part of Thanksgiving--the shopping. Black Friday is a day when people get up at the crack of dawn and shove each other out of the way for big savings. This year, as in many years past, the Black Friday sale at the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets is the big event. Doors to the 220 stores open at midnight for savings of 25 to 65 percent off.

Besides the big sales at places like Best Buy and Macy's, there are also some great smaller sales at boutiques like Oak and Jill Stuart. Check out all of the Black Friday sales right here. 

Oh young people, with their rock 'n' roll and their Facebook! For the young, and for those who want to look young, there is Soundgirl. The fun, moderately priced line of women's clothing with a slight rock aesthetic (think Urban Outfitters) is now on sale at 50 percent off retail. After hitting up the Soundgirl Sample Sale, check out the rest of our Citysearch sales.

By now you probably know how this blog feels about Earnest Sewn jeans: It loves them. They are soft, comfortable and stylish without being flashy. Now you can find denim and more from Earnest Sewn on sale between $22 and $75. The sale includes jeans for men and women, skirts, jackets, button-downs and more that normally retails for $150-$350 now available for $75 and under. Check out more details on the Earnest Sewn Sample Sale here, and don't forget to take a look at the rest of our New York sales.

There is an absolute glut of sample sales right now. I would recommend checking out our New York sales listings with a sharpie and a calender. Let's take a look at some of the amazing sales that are ending in the next few days.

First up: Rachel Roy, who makes elegant pieces for women with just a hint of diva attitude. Starting today, her blouses, dresses, trousers, shorts, jackets and more are up to 75 percent off.

Next up is the Helmut Lang and Rag & Bone sample sale. The men's and women's collection is now on sale at 50 to 75 percent off. Both of these lines are must-haves for the chic downtown hipster set, so anybody looking to add some edge to their wardrobe should plan on taking a long lunch either today or tomorrow.

Finally, BBlessing's first-ever offsite sale. Bblessing is my favorite menswear boutique, and I am thrilled they are having this sale. Expect discounts of up to 80 percent on hip labels like Obedient Sons, Opening Ceremony, Rag & Bone, Surface to Air, Raf Simons, Earnest Sewn and more.

The Norma Kamali for Everlast collection just might be one of the cutest sportswear collections that I have ever seen. The legendary designer's collection of fun jersey dresses, hoodies and more are great for both a casual day in the city and going out to the clubs. Now the collection is being discounted between 50 and 75 percent off. Check out the Norma Kamali for Everlast sale, as well as our other New York sample sales.

1. Halloween revelry begins this weekend--click here for everything you need to know, including insider tips on the Village Parade (photo, above).

2. Your dreams have finally come true. Lucky's shopping bonanza starts today, and there still might be tickets at the door!

3. For 90 minutes on the "Ponytail King" Karl Lagerfeld, check out the new documentary "Lagerfeld Confidential" at Film Forum.

4. Want a job in the fashion biz? Hit up the Style Career Fair on Tuesday.

5. Mac mamma of academic fashion, Valerie Steele, will explore the history of the black dress, followed by the signing of her new book at F.I.T. next week.

(Photo courtesy of insunlight, Thriller number, NYC Halloween Parade 06')

A new baby is going to cost enough, why spend a lot of money on maternity clothes? Get up to 70 percent off Liz Lange maternity wear, including woven blouses ($40), pants ($60), sweaters ($50), skirts ($40), dresses ($75), outerwear ($100) and swimwear ($50). More details here, and don't forget to check out our complete list of NYC sample sales.

The problem with fashion is that so many designers elicit praise for collections that most people, outside of the wild downtown hipster, would deem unwearable. Chaiken, however, is that successful brand of smart chic that can be worn at the hippest Soho party or an office in the 'burbs. Now the label is on sale, with winter coats, cashmere sweaters, pants and more starting at only $100.

Don't forget to check out the rest of Citysearch's New York sample sales.

Those makers of sexy Italian clothing and demeaning advertisements are now offering both their Dolce & Gabbana and D&G lines on sale for up to 70 percent off. When it comes to unabashed glamour and sex appeal, nobody does it quite like D&G. I assume that crowds of club-going men and women will be lining up for the discounted goods, so I decided to give you the heads up. Check out the complete details on the Dolce & Gabbana sale, as well as our complete list of New York sample sales.

Finally, a way to combine boozin' and fine tailorin'. This Thursday at the Village Pourhouse in the East Village, Hickey Freeman representatives will be on hand to help you choose from 300 different fabrics to create your ideal suit, sport coat or trousers. Additionally, all clothing purchased will be discounted 20 percent! And you can celebrate by drinking beer! This Hickey Freeman sale seems like a no-brainer.

Don't forget to check out our other New York sample sales as well.

It looks like the people over at BRIDES magazine have put together a huge SALE. Gowns donated from recent brides, retailers and manufacturers are available at discounted prices, with all proceeds going to the Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation. There are two sales: a preview sale ($200 entry fee) that includes entrance for a friend, cocktails, a gift bag (worth around $250) and the assistance of a BRIDES magazine editor; and the general sale ($20 entry fee) which includes two hours of shopping time. Advanced tickets are going fast, so make sure to buy your tickets early.

Also, check out our complete list of New York sample sales.

After Fashion Week, the desire to splurge on designer clothes is strong, which might not be the greatest thing for your wallet. Luckily Citysearch still has plenty of sales for you. This weekend, check out the warehouse sale at Wink, with fashions from the oh-so popular Twinkle by Wenlan line, Rebecca Minkoff and Anna Corinna.

NY Fashion Week is officially over and while we are left with a sudden longing for the spring/summer fashion season lets not forget about all the lovely things to wear and do this fall. From shopping to book readings to art galleries, this weekend's five is sure to provide a remedy for Fashion Week withdrawal.

1. Itching to buy something this weekend? Check out our list of sales and Andrea Zittel's arty, one-of-a-kind smocks sold at the Susan Inglett Gallery (photo, above).

2. Dance through post-Fashion Week blues at Flavorpill's "One Step Beyond" at the American Natural History Museum.

3. For everything you need to know about style, consult Nina Garcia when she hits Borders on Monday to discuss her new book, The Little Black Book of Style.

4. Show off your hippest fall fashions while patrolling Williamsburg's art galleries tonight at Every Second, an after hours event hosted by the Williamsburg Gallery Association.

5. In the mood for a music, art and fashion event in Bushwick? Check out Back to Analog at 3rd Ward.

(Photo Courtesy of Susan Inglett Gallery)

Take a big yoga breath of fire because we're about to start Fashion Week in the Big Apple. I know it's Labor Day weekend and most of us will be squeezing in our "last things to do before the summer ends" list, but it's also OK for you to stay in, rest up, and plan what you're going to wear to those oh-so-fab runway shows and parties. If you can't get into the tent shows, finagle your way into one of these five events.

1. You won't have to cat fight or bribe your way into this show. PAPER Magazine has curated an art show in the window of Barneys through the month of September featuring the fashion illustrations of Creative Growth, an organization that works with the mentally disabled (see photo above).

2. For a pairing of music and fashion check out the Fashion Rocks concert at Radio City on Thursday (get tix).

3. To kick off Fashion Week with fellow fashion bloggers, Papierdoll, Fashiontribes, Glam and H&M are throwing a party at Te Cesan. Check out the invitation here.

4. You may wanna pull out the pow-wow outfit for this one, the Imitation of Christ runway show will be held at Snitch on Tuesday followed by a live performance by A.R.E. Weapons at midnight.

5. Tonight, Etsy will host its monthly Trunk Show/Art Party featuring a green shopping extravaganza!

(Photo courtesy of Paper Magazine)

Time to elbow your way onto the L train bound for Bedford Avenue and squeeze your way through crowds of Europeans, hipsters and editorial assistants, all to check out the Jumelle End-Of-Summer Sale, where you can find clothes from Fashion Geek fave Mociun, Grey Ant and Alexander Wang at up to 75 percent off.

Also, don't forget to browse the rest of our NYC sample sales.

1. For a fashion lecture and workshop on Hacking Couture, hit up The Change You Want To See in Brooklyn tonight.

2. Take on your dreams of being an art collector this weekend at the HPGRP Gallery art fair; objects start at $99!

3. Jazz enthusiast should partake in the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival this weekend held at Marcus Garvey Park and Tompkins Square Park.

4. Human Rights group, the Malcom Grassroots Movement, is hosting Black August this Sunday at the Nokia Theatre, featuring Mos Def, Talib Kweli and others.

5. Stock up on summer, fall and vintage fashions at the Intermix Biannual Warehouse Sale at the Metropolitan Pavilion and the EMG Vintage Sale at the Tribeca Grand.

(Photo courtesy of Hacking Couture)

If you haven't been to Chelsea lately, now is the time to go. Or, more specifically, it's time to go to the Metropolitan Pavilion on 18th Street. Right now the event space is home to two separate sample sales, including the Intermix Warehouse Sale, with deals on Stella McCartney coats (were $1,760, now $549); Chloé dresses (were $1,560, now $499); Geren Ford tops (were $255, now $79) and much more. Next door, up an elevator to the 4th floor, is the Hermes sale on accessories and ready-to-wear.

Make sure to check out all of our NYC sample sale listings.