Google's Search by Image feature is Western Archiveslow-key one of my favorite shopping tools. It takes a split second to identify products and logos in photos that might otherwise take me hours to track down.
Case in point: When I wanted to know which iPhone case pop superstar Chappell Roan was rocking in some mirror selfies she shared to Instagram this week, a reverse image search immediately pulled up the source. It's the Sparkle Girl case from Wildflower, which just so happens to be on sale right now for up to 40% off.
The Sparkle Girl is available for most iPhone models dating back to 2019's iPhone 11, and the majority of its sizes are discounted to well under $30. The iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 14 Pro sizes are the cheapest at $21 apiece, down 40% from their usual $35. Our "Pink Pony Club" CEO appears to have the iPhone 16 Pro, judging by the size and layout of her handset's camera, which is marked down to $28 — a 20% savings.
The Sparkle Girl is a limited-edition design (as are all Wildflower styles) that features a twinkling blue bow embellished with a pink rosette — very cutesy, very coquette. Per the description on its product page, it has a solid outer shell made from "sandblasted polyurethane" and a raised bumper around its edges to protect the phone's screen.
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A few Sparkle Girl sizes were sold out at the time of writing, but interested shoppers can sign up to get in-stock notifications via email. If you aren't patient, you can also find some of them on Amazon — but only one size was on sale there the last time I checked. Good luck, babe!
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