The best Black Friday deals on royal favorites, from skincare to shoes

They’re deals fit for royalty.

With Black Friday finally here, we spied several of Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton’s favorite labels on major markdown.

Below, shop some of our favorites — from duchess-worthy pumps to the purse Middleton owns in at least three colors. (And while you’re at it, check out our guide to the best fashion finds, too.)

Meghan Markle has been wearing Sarah Flint shoes since her first public appearance with Prince Harry in 2017 — and she’s stocked up on multiple colors of this classic pump in the years since.

Save over $100 right now using the promo code SALEOFTHEYEAR.

The Duchess of Sussex doesn’t just sell jam, she’s also a fan of skincare jelly. When she shared her favorites on ShopMy this year, Medicube’s collagen cream — designed to boost radiance and target uneven skin tone — made the cut.

The K-beauty brand’s a major celeb favorite, with everyone from Kylie Jenner to Kyle Richards using its products.

Markle’s beauty arsenal also includes plenty of Tatcha products, including this lip mask eagle-eyed fans spotted in Netflix’s “Harry & Meghan” docu-series.

Kate Middleton owns multiple Monica Vinader pieces, including this pretty pearl necklace. All of the brand’s bestsellers are 30% off right now.

Markle often visited Kate Somerville’s LA clinic in her “Suits” years and once wrote on her now-defunct blog, the Tig: “If you can’t make it in, a bottle of ExfoliKate will do the trick for that homegrown glow.”

The Princess of Wales is such a fan of this Scottish brand’s sophisticated styles, she owns this clutch in at least three colors.

Markle, meanwhile, is partial to Cuyana’s luxe leather goods. She owns everything from this roomy tote to the brand’s makeup bags and dog leashes.

Markle’s ShopMy curation also included this multipurpose balm, which counts everyone from Ashley Graham to to Drew Barrymore among its fans.

She’s a longtime Tata Harper fan too, name-dropping products including this multitasking mask set. (With the holidays nearly here, it makes a great gift for the beauty-loving royal fan in your life.)

Eyeing Markle’s lashes? Her beauty roundups have also featured this cruelty-free, non-clumping mascara.

Markle’s hardly alone in loving this lip mask; so many celebrities swear by it, it just might be easier to name an A-lister who hasn’t mentioned Laneige’s hero product over the years.

These machine-washable flats are a longtime favorite of the Duchess of Sussex’s. Brand fans also include Jennifer Lawrence and Bethenny Frankel, who both own Rothy’s also-on-sale Casual Clog.

Black Friday FAQs for savvy shoppers

When is Black Friday 2025?

Black Friday officially falls on Friday, November 28, 2025, but be prepared to shop early and extended deals from November into December.

When is Cyber Monday?

The biggest online shopping day of the year is on Monday, December 1, 2025.

Which is better, Black Friday or Cyber Monday?

TLDR: it depends. Black Friday sales may carry higher inventory of popular items that may sell out, like UGGs and the Dyson Airwrap. However, Cyber Monday sales sometimes offer deeper discounts, depending on the retailer.

Is it worth it?

Of course! Black Friday and Cyber Monday still offer some of the biggest sales of the year on must-have tech like AirPods, designer clothing, shoes and accessories, beauty buys and top-rated gifts.

Where can I find the best deals?

Right here, at Page Six! If you’re in the market for celebrity-worthy styles on a budget, luxury beauty and skincare for less, or gifts so good you’ll want to keep them for yourself, check out our expert-curated Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for the best of the best.

Why Trust Page Six Style Shopping

This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.