Tory Burch underwire bikini, $93.75 (was $125) and Soshanna crochet suit, $85.50 (was $114), via Saks

Use the week before Memorial Day to get beach ready with swimsuit sales at Saks, plenty of sandals at Bloomingdale's, and summer denim at Diesel, J. Brand, and Levi's. And if you'll be working instead of vacationing, at least do so in style with White House/Black Market, French Connection, Ann Taylor, and Loft. Either way, summer's about to get a wardrobe makeover on the cheap. Below are the best online sales of the weekend, complete with shopping links and codes. 19 sales not enough for you? Let us know what we missed in the comments.

TODAY AND THIS WEEKEND
Ann Taylor:
Here's a whopping 50% off work appropriate clothing that's also wallet appropriate. Prices as marked.

Bloomingdale's:
Guys! Guys! Right now there is a 30% off sale on select shoes and you can get an additional 25% off online only until tonight midnight. Enter code SAVE25.

Diesel: Get 30% off all pants through Sunday. Colored denim will run you $112 instead of $160 and the cheapest pants are $104.

J. Brand:
Get 40% to 60% off the denim brand's first ready-to-wear collection through Friday, May 18, at midnight.

Levi's:
Take a cue from Lana Del Rey and put some blue jeans on. Get 10% off site wide through Sunday, May 20. Enter BLUEJEANS at checkout.

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For anyone who thought being a model was all about standing around and looking pretty, allow Coco Rocha to educate: there is not much standing involved. Watch here as the model hops, skips, and leaps her way though her Target Style cover shoot, and then take solace in the relative safety of your desk job.
· TargetStyle [Official Tumblr]
· The Shops at Target Launched Very Quietly Yesterday [Racked]

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You know Frank—he's been writing about menswear, sales, television, new shops, the recession, Lisa Loeb, the Golden Girls and getting blasted for Racked for over two years. Well, we think it's time you got to know him and his quirky-irreverent views on life and fashion even better with his column: Love, Frank. Taking the form of an open letter and always signed with love, Frank will rant about whatever style-related conundrum he encounters in a given week. So buckle your two-toned leather Moschino belts, folks, it's going to be … Something.

Justin Timberlake: Now an interior designer, via HomeMint.

Dear Home Decor Amateurs,

I'm a little new to this whole shopping-for-home thing. And, I have to say: I don't think I like it.

I know—how could I possibly dislike any single facet of shopping? It's all still shopping! And, traditionally, I'm a shopping pro!

Shopping for home is hard, though, isn't it?

Your great outfit go-tos don't necessarily work—scales are different, colors don't work in the same ways. I may have learned this the hard way—the patterns you love in a shirt? They don't always translate to a throw pillow.

Worse: Prices are much, much higher. I mean, most of us can swing a new designer something from Barneys every now and again. It's an amount of money we can process. And it's gorgeous and unique and Italian-made and has some swanky name stitched into it. It seems worth it. And it's still a lot cheaper than a not-that-nice, partially synthetic area rug (the small size) from CB2. A rug that you can't even envision in your home; that you're not sure you like; that you wouldn't even consider if the ones you really liked weren't even more expensive. A rug that, okay, maybe you can return—but not without figuring out a way of transporting an eight foot by ten foot carpet back to CB2.

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Tibi high-heel sandals, $153 (were $365) and MaxMara sandals, $259.88 (were $495), via Bloomingdale's

ONLINE SHOPPING—If you've been holding out for a shoe sale that's too good to pass up, Bloomingdale's might be the one. Take an extra 25% off shoes that have already been marked down by up to 30%·that means you could get a whole lot off brands like Modern Vintage, Tracy Reese, Salvatore Ferragamo, Badgely Mischka, Vince Camuto, and more. Enter code SAVE25 at checkout. The whole shebang ends Saturday, but the additional discount ends tonight at midnight. [Racked Inbox]

FACEBOOK—Help Milly NY celebrate their birthday by grabbing two friends and "Liking" the Milly Facebook page. Like-ers (you and your friends) will get 20% off your next purchase and Like-ees, (Milly) will feel loved on their big day. Everybody wins! Head here to get the liking party started and here to check out Milly's other birthday promotions going on this week and next. [Racked Inbox]

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We have until September until the head designer of the relaunched Schiaparelli brand is announced, so prepare yourselves for several months of wild speculation, rumormongering, and blatantly irrelevant wild card opinions on the matter. The latest of which is brought to you by Jenna Lyons, who fielded the inevitable "who will it be" question with an inventive deflection: Lyons told the New York Post she thinks 90-year-old Iris Apfel might be a good fit to head up the relaunch of the label. "She's so full of life, and she's got an incredible attitude... I don't think she'd want to, but I think she would be amazing." A politically savvy move on Lyons' part, and entertaining for us, too, since we got to photoshop an upside-down Schiaparelli shoe hat on Iris Apfel's head. This is going to be a fun four months!
· Choice for Elsa [NYP]
· First Look: Iris Apfel Designs Huge Sunglasses for Eyebobs [Racked]
· Six Ways Schiaparelli's Brand Relaunch Is Kicking it Old School [Racked]

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Image via Havaianas

In 2011, Missoni met Havaianas…and they fell in love. Their first collaboration sold out within 24 hours after hitting the Havaianas website (Missoni has plenty of practice at this, of course: hello Target!), and this summer, the duo has teamed up again for their second partnership, which launches in June. Titled the Missoni ♥ Havaianas Collection, the range will feature four unisex styles and is being billed as "eco-friendly." The collection is made out of leftover rubber pieces from the manufacturing process, and the (no doubt zig-zaggy) packaging is made of recyclable material, too. Phase 2 of the Missoni ♥ Havaianas Collection will be available at Bloomingdales, Nordstrom, all Missoni shops, and on Havaianas' website. Fingers crossed that this time those who want to buy them online actually CAN buy them online.
· Pedro Almodovar Hangs With the Missoni Family for New Ads [Racked]
· All The Fashion People Who Made FastCompany's "Most Creative People In Business" List, and Why [Racked]

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Nanette Lepore on Gilt

Here's what's happening in women's apparel, shoes, and accessories on our favorite online sales sites. Today, there are five items of note:

Belle & Clive, 11:30 am EST: Yves Saint Laurent; Marc New York; Salvatore Ferragamo
Editor's Closet, 12:59 EST: 7 For All Mankind Sunglasses
Gilt, 12 pm EST: Tahari Outerwear; Nanette Lepore; Dolce Vita Shoes; Ali Ro; Best Society; Laundry by Shelli Segal Swimwear
HauteLook, 11:00 am EST: RVCA; PUMA Footwear; Vera Wang Lavender; Designer Sunglass Boutique; S.H.E.; Creme Fraiche; Single Dress; Lulu Handbags
Ideeli, 12 pm EST: Christian Louboutin; Circa Joan & David; Kelsi Dagger; Lovely Layers; N.Y.L.A. also featuring Luichiny; Reebok; Von Vonni; Wkshp also featuring Vintage Havana
MyHabit, 12 pm EST: Foley & Corinna Handbags; Dr. Martens; Emporio Armani Sunglasses; Adrienne Vittadini; Slim Down: Shapewear; Cullen
Rue La La, 11 am EST: Stuart Weitzman Shoes & Bags; Karen Kane

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Mark Zuckerberg via Getty

Today, Facebook goes public, which means a lot of things. We now know that Facebook's going rate is $104 billion (or $38 a share), for example, and we know that no one in fashion wants to see Mark Zuckerberg wear hoodies anymore. But the acutal impact of the social media site's IPO on the fashion industry (aside from those hoodies) is a little harder to pin down. Brands still haven't quite figured out how to use it—"f-commerce" was a big let down initially—so for the moment, brands' Facebook strategy basically ends at getting as many "likes" as humanly possible. Will Facebook's IPO change all that? WWD published a heady piece this morning explaining all the reasons why they think the answer is yes. We break it down for you after the jump.

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