Fashion World clearance discounts trainers, dresses and swimwear

Fashion World has started a summer clearance running at up to 70% off, spread across womenswear, footwear, swimwear, menswear and lingerie, with a separate up-to-50% strand on home and tech. The Fashion World clearance is broad rather than deep — most of the range sits at 20–40% off, with a smaller band of occasionwear and swimwear taking the heaviest cuts. No end date is advertised.

What's in the sale

Dresses carry the widest spread of reductions, from modest markdowns to the steepest cuts on the site. Occasion and bridal styles are where the largest percentages land.

• Joanna Hope Ivory Jacquard Bridal Midi Dress — £39.00 (was £130.00), 70% off
• Figleaves Icon V Bar Bandeau Swimsuit — £22.00 (was £55.00), 60% off
• Religion Radiant Maxi Dress — £57.50 (was £115.00), 50% off
• Joanna Hope Textured Floral Dress — £47.50 (was £95.00), 50% off
• Bandeau Maxi Beach Dress — £19.00 (was £38.00), 50% off
• Sosandar Button Through Denim Dress — £45.00 (was £75.00), 40% off
• Lovedrobe V-Neck Blouson Sleeve Gathered Midaxi Dress — £37.50 (was £60.00), 38% off

Branded footwear and menswear are reduced more conservatively, typically by 20–30%, but they are the recognisable names in the clearance:

• Polo Ralph Lauren Masters Court Trainers — £98.00 (was £140.00), 30% off
• Lacoste Short Sleeve Open Neck Textured Polo — £84.00 (was £120.00), 30% off
• New Balance 878 Trainers — £77.00 (was £110.00), 30% off
• adidas Leopard Print 3 Stripe Lightweight Jacket — £35.00 (was £50.00), 30% off
• Pure Cotton 5 Pack V Neck Short Sleeve T-Shirt — £25.20 (was £42.00), 40% off
• Darkwash Straight Fit Stretch Jeans — £8.80 (was £12.60), 30% off

How the discount works

There is no code — prices are already cut on the listing, and none was advertised alongside the clearance. The event is organised by department rather than applied sitewide, with separate landing sections for womenswear, footwear, lingerie, menswear, home and garden, electricals and beauty, plus a distinct outlet area. Alongside the main clearance the retailer is running an up-to-50% strand on home and tech and a dresses-from-£10 promotion. Fashion World also sells on a credit account, so the advertised price is not necessarily what a spread payment costs — the cash price is the one to judge.

Worth it?

The headline figure is doing a fair amount of work here: 70% is real but confined to a narrow band of occasionwear, while the bulk of the clearance is a routine 20–30% off. The genuine value sits in swimwear and occasion dresses, where £22 for a Figleaves swimsuit reduced from £55 and £39 for a £130 bridal midi are worth the look. The branded trainers and polos are fairly priced rather than exceptional, and those labels are discounted at similar levels elsewhere, so they are worth a comparison before buying. The strongest reason to move quickly is size availability in the deeply cut lines, which is always the first thing to disappear in a clearance this broad.

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