Here are the best women’s shoes on sale during Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale

Julia Webb
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The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is one of the biggest and best sale events of the summer. With deals on clothing, accessories, home products and more, there are a ton of hot items to score big on (including items that are now less than $25).

This massive sale is on now until Aug. 1, giving you just over two weeks to snag everything on your wish list.

And, as always, what’s at the top of tons of fashion wish lists? Shoes! Whether you’re in need of new fall booties, fresh sandals to close out summer or your athletic sneakers could use an upgrade, there is something for everyone at this sale. With popular shoe brands on sale, including Steve Madden, Calvin Klein, Vince Camuto, Dolce Vita and Chinese Laundry, you won’t want to miss these discounts.

Below, shop the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale’s best shoe deals on boots, sneakers and sandals for women.

Deals on boots

Deals on sneakers

Deals on sandals

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