Reformation's Most Worth-It Black Friday Sale Finds Include Taylor Swift's Sundress and Zendaya's Cozy Sweater

There’s a lot to love about this affordable Reformation sweater even before knowing it has Zendaya’s stamp of approval: its generously oversize fit, its super-soft recycled cashmere blend, its four absolutely timeless colors. Still, it was identified as Z’s knit of choice for a romantic stroll around Boston with Tom Holland, and that makes it all the more appealing. Take cues from the Challengers star and layer it with slouchy trousers and a classic white sneaker. (An actor-slash-boyfriend who’s obsessed with you is not required.)

I couldn’t tell you who won the match Taylor Swift attended at the US Open this summer, but I can tell you exactly what she was wearing: this adorable, under-$250 gingham dress. The adjustable neckline and cheery print have been stuck in my head since September, just like the chorus to “Guilty as Sin?.” It was a major break from the corsets, plaids, and moody colors she’s worn throughout 2024. More importantly, it’s the kind of effortless sundress anyone can wear with stacked heel sandals (like Swift) or with low-top sneakers.

What’s better than one cover girl recommending a Reformation sweater? Two cover girls recommending a Reformation sweater. Both Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift have the oversize Jadey knit in their closets, and both women wear it for work. Gomez was spotted leaving Rare Beauty’s headquarters with hers layered over a pair of black trousers. Swift, meanwhile, cozied up with it beneath a plaid jacket to hit Electric Lady Studios. I plan to style the “Chianti” version for my own winter workdays with a pleated midi skirt and ballerina pumps.

I was already compelled to revisit micro-mini skirts when Kendall Jenner styled hers with triple-layered shirts and sleek black loafers. Now that the same minimalist outfit building block is less than $115, I have no choice but to click “Order.”

Kacey Musgraves wanted her fans to access their inner horse girls through her Reformation collection. All the equestrian boots and gingham dresses fit for the countryside are on-sale right now, but I’m leaning more toward this “Golden Hour”-appropriate silk number. The deep crimson clover shade and touches of lace are pure holiday party—or album cover—material.

These Reformation jeans are just like Olivia Rodrigo’s most angst-filled anthems: a perfect calibration of ’90s nostalgia and present-day style. They share a high-rise waist and relaxed legs with the best vintage straight-legs, but they’re partially woven from regeneratively grown cotton. They also hit at just the right length to accentuate any type of shoe, from throwback Puma sneakers to pointed-toe ankle boots. No wonder the singer chose them for a day off during her tour in Melbourne, Australia, this fall.

There’s a long wait between now and the release date of Dakota Johnson’s forthcoming romantic comedy Materialists. No one can blame me for being impatient after peeping the actress’s on-screen wardrobe, inclusive of Dôen tops, Converse sneakers, and this floaty, floral number by Reformation. Scrolling alone online, I would have cataloged it as just another spring wedding guest dress. Seeing how Johnson styled it on-set, I immediately clocked its everyday outfit potential. (Specifically, with trendy sneakers and a well-chosen transitional layer.)

If you’re looking for a celebrity-endorsed shoe that’s perhaps more versatile than a Margiela Tabi or a Louboutin So Kate, you’ve reached the right slide. Taylor Swift styled a pair of Reformation’s two-tone Agathea loafers into a preppy daytime date outfit with Travis Kelce last March. Her version entailed a baby blue Khaite sweater and a pleated skirt, but they’d look just as classically collegiate with a crewneck sweater and jeans or a barn jacket and mini skirt.

Reformation’s Layla skirt has lived a lot of lives in Hollywood. Onscreen, the red version made a cameo in Kristen Bell’s wardrobe to play the lovelorn podcaster Joanne on Nobody Wants This. Offscreen, the black rendition was Kaia Gerber’s plus-one for a night out in New York City with her close friend Camila Morrone and her trusty Repetto ballet flats. Whether styled with a matching cardigan like Bell or a clingy tank top like Gerber, this satin skirt’s appeal is eternal. It’s cut on the bias in ’90s supermodel fashion and elasticated at the waist for extra comfort.

A lucky fan spotted Olivia Rodrigo wearing this relaxed, recycled wool coat in New York City last week. Hers was in the shade “lipstick”: a perfect red for repping your new Lancome campaign (if you’re Rodrigo) or getting a surprisingly practical taste of winter 2024’s dominant color trend (if you’re anyone else). This is the type of statement coat whose shade does all the heavy lifting. The silhouette is just casual enough to pair with jeans and Mary Janes to still look ready for an impromptu autograph signing, thanks to its deliciously bright color.

There's nothing I love more on winter days than pieces that make layering easy. This knit dress is a prime example: It's plenty warm with thermal tights beneath and a cable-knit sweater on top. But when things start to warm up again, I can style it as a spring dress with strappy sandals and a straw bag.

Name a more perfect pant for the holiday season than a silk trouser that feels like pajamas and looks like red carpet material. I'll wait—and then recommend this on-sale Reformation pair again. They're the rare drawstring waistband pant that still looks refined, thanks to the high-caliber fabric. I'll be wearing mine with an oversize cashmere sweater and Mary Janes for the rest of the season.

Speaking of oversize cashmere sweaters: I know I listed a few celebrity-favorite versions a few slides back, but this is my tried-and-true favorite. The crewneck cut is just low enough to style a white T-shirt peeking out from underneath it. And the fit? It has that borrowed-from-a-significant-other fit that's slouchy without looking sloppy.

I get it: The leopard print's revival can feel overwhelming if you're not used to style on the wild side. Instead of a full-on coat or pant, I suggest a dash of the print in the form of this Reformation mini bag. I have it in plain black leather already and can vouch for the dimensions (surprisingly roomy) and the shape (a compliment magnet).

Celebrities have declared wine red to be the definitive winter color trend of 2024. While I can't have a custom burgundy dress like the Louis Vuitton number Zendaya wore earlier this fall, I can dip a toe into the look with these kitten heels by Reformation. I already own a blush pink pair for spring and love the low, walkable heel height. These are the perfect follow-up for winter.