If there’s one thing we can rely on Amazon for, it’s a constant stream of sale events—the latest of which is officially well underway. With two days left of Prime Day 2026 (which is running from June 23-26), you still have time to shop markdowns across fashion, beauty, home, and electronics from all the best-selling brands—but with the deals changing daily, it’s best to act fast if you see something you like. To fend off your decision paralysis, we polled the Vogue Shopping team for all the Prime Day finds they’re bookmarking.

Vogue Editors’ Must-Have Prime Day Picks:

From beauty essentials to wardrobe basics to affordable takes on the season’s top trends, the best Prime Day deals can help you make a dent in your personal wish list (or, if you’re organized and planning ahead, your gifting needs). Of course, those who’ve shopped the sale before know that many of the best Amazon Prime Day deals aren’t in the clothing department at all. Discounts on tech and beauty are where it really shines.

For those more keen on refreshing their homes, our team also has plenty of decor and appliance picks—including a luxury coffee maker—to recommend. And for those ready to jet off on summer travels, this is your chance to stock up on SPF, travel-sized toiletries, and maybe even pick up a new carry-on for the road.

Ahead, a look at all the items Vogue editors are shopping for Prime Day.

The Summer Self-Care Picks

“For me, summer is also self-care season. From my favorite hair care essentials (I became obsessed with hair and scalp care after a 15-step scalp cleanse I received in Seoul earlier this year) to my always-in-stock skincare and body favorites from Nécessaire, I love to feel nourished in the summertime. During the sales, I tend to over-stock so I don’t have to restock (is there anything better than not having to re-buy your empties?!); I’ll be adding these beauty saviors to my cart along with a few oversized menswear pieces I often throw on post-routine.” —Libby Page, global executive shopping director

The Makeup Minimalist

“When it comes to makeup and skincare, I’m more of a minimalist. I opt for fresh, hydrated skin and more natural-looking picks versus color cosmetics that pop. I’ll be restocking some of my favorites, like Saie’s subtle glowy gel and Nécessaire’s lip balm. ” —Madeline Fass, fashion market director, shopping

The Beauty Restocks

“Year after year, my Prime Day shopping list is largely the same. In true beauty editor fashion, I’m primarily searching for skin, hair, and makeup deals to restock on my favorites. Right now, I’m really invested in stronger nails, healthier hair, new forms of SPF, and finally learning how to tame my brows.” —Kiana Murden, beauty shopping editor

The Housewarming Staples

“I visited my dear friend and colleague Laura Jackson over a recent weekend in Atlanta and it only took one cup of her drip coffee to convince me I need a Moccamaster in my life (even though my lack of kitchen counter space might suggest otherwise). Packing for the trip reminded me how much difference a little steaming can do for your clothes; I already have Steamery’s portable travel-size steamer, and now have designs on the larger one for the apartment, too.” —Talia Abbas, shopping director

The Multi-Buy Basics

“Prime Day gives me full permission to stock up on everything I love and use constantly–the white tee I need four of, the sunscreen that will carry me through summer. Beauty-wise, I go straight for the pricey stuffy and buy in multiples. Guilt-free, finally!” —Minty Mellon, shopping market editor

The Everyday Essentials

“I currently have a limited supply of clothes that fit me, thanks to my PMOS making my pant size fluctuate as frequently as the wind blows. This means that while I have absolutely no shortage of fun vintage pieces, I usually overlook everyday essentials; I’m adding simple layers to my cart. I’ll stock up on some beauty and home deals, too—because why not grab them while they’re on sale?” —Conçetta Ciarlo, beauty commerce writer

The Surprising Finds

“I’m an infrequent-at-best Amazon user, mostly using Prime Day to stock up on basics like body wash—but this year when investigating the sale, I went down a rabbit hole and found some surprisingly nice items. Versatile tank tops, linen bedding, ‘90s lookalike sunglasses… it’s a little rogue, but I even found a citrus tree. I’ve had a few of Via Citrus’s apartment trees over the year and they’ve lasted a fairly long time in spite of my black thumb; my most recent victim is their kumquat tree. Prayers welcome.” —Elly Leavitt, lifestyle shopping editor

The New Mom Musts

“I’m a new-ish mom to a five-month-old baby boy—and my purchases absolutely represent what I’ve been doing, feeling, and needing during my just-ended maternity leave. Comfort, comfort, comfort, for both me and for him! Since returning to work, I’m enjoying getting my stamina up for leisurely strolls with my stroller and mini family, complete with comfortable shoes for summer walks.” —Cortne Bonilla, senior shopping writer

The Wardrobe Building Blocks

“I’m using this Prime Day to stock up on some wardrobe essentials I often overlook for more items during the rest of the year—but everyone needs a trusty pair of white sneakers and jeans. I’m also using the opportunity to replenish my pimple patch supply. Finally, my sister’s Kindle has changed her life, so I figured now was the perfect time to get my hands on one as well.” —Fred Sahai, associate commerce producer

The Matcha Maker

“Lately, I have been on a matcha kick. I want to try to perfect my recipe, but I need the right tools—this set from Amazon should do the trick. Plus, I’ll add some wardrobe basics—like a good white t-shirt.” —Andrea Zendejas, shopping market editor

The Checked-Off List

“Amazon Prime Day is the perfect opportunity to finally purchase all those much-needed items that have been sitting on my to-do list for far too long. The curling iron that blew a fuse months ago? Time for a replacement. The towels and bedsheets I promised myself I’d buy once I moved? Now’s the time. With a four-day sale, I have no excuses left.” —Kasey Busiel, marketing and production manager