I am in the middle of a wardrobe deep clean, and one thing has become clear throughout the process: I'm over my usual white tees and tanks. I simply have too many, and while I love them, they make for less-exciting outfits. How many times can you really wear the same one under a sweater or sweatshirt before it starts to feel boring? So I've turned to Reformation for the best non-basic T-shirts, and five trends have emerged in the process.

You already know Ref as the go-to for vacation must-haves, classic wedding guest dresses, and chic yet comfortable footwear, but this is me begging you to check out their assortment of tops. The new-in pages are full of elevated versions of the classic styles I've been shopping for years. Celebrity-approved graphic tees can easily add color to your basic outfits. Three-quarter-length picks are the cooler versions of the base layers I wore all winter long. Even a CBK-coded boatneck top dares me to show a little skin now that the weather is heating up. If you're stuck in a wardrobe rut, these easy buys might be your way out.

Below, I broke down the T-shirt trends you need to shop now for instantly cooler outfits. You have enough black tank tops and white crewnecks to last you into 2030—why not add a little spice?

Boatneck Tops

Boatneck tops are the chicer version of your basic T-shirts. They're my favorite style, personally, because they hide my bra straps while showing a touch of skin. The options at Ref also have a fitted silhouette similar to the waist-defined cardigans that trended over the fall and winter. Perfect for wearing to the office with trousers or on a night out with jeans, these offer a little something different to your routine.

V-Neck Tops

The last time V-neck tops trended, I was in middle school—they were lace-trimmed camisoles, and I wore them two at a time, in contrasting colors. The pre-layered look is back, and the show is the skin-baring silhouette. Whether you opt for a micro V-neck that looks nearly like a crewneck or something a bit lower-cut, Reformation has you covered.

Striped Tees

Lean into the Kurt Cobain look with tomboyish striped tees. They offer a laidback approach to summer dressing thanks to slouchier, subtly oversized silhouettes. For a true skater boy look, layer a striped tee over a solid-colored, fitted long-sleeved option.

Three-Quarter-Length Sleeved Tops

The three-quarter-length sleeve tee is the latest early-aughts-inspired trend taking root in 2026. The look has found a home on TikTok, the style is being hailed as an easy transitional find while the weather still yo-yos. Whether you opt for a fitted version or a looser T-shirt style, there are options that would fit into almost every wardrobe.

Graphic Tees

Graphic tees are back—Just ask Jennifer Lawrence, Lila Moss, and Odessa A'Zion. A bit playful and a bit unserious, graphic options are spring's most unexpected trend. Reformation's picks range from vintage-inspired oversized options to dainty finds.

There's something about French women (a je ne sais quoi, if you will) that makes me utterly obsessed with their style. Even while traveling, they manage to make any vacation outfit, whether it's linen pants and a tank top or a sundress, look refined and effortless. Reformation's just-launched curated edit with French It girl Tina Kunakey takes the guesswork out of mastering the look—which is exactly why I'm running to shop it before my own European holiday next month.

The California-based brand teamed up with the multi-hyphenate model and actress on an edit of spring and summer finds designed to emulate a vacation spent traipsing through the south of France. It's comprised of relaxed essentials in an endlessly versatile color palette. The drop speaks to Kunakey's polished yet easygoing style while adding in the cool-girl-approved details that Ref has become known for, like hints of mermaid-like shimmer and sheer textures.

If you, too, have some time spent out of the office coming up on your calendar this spring, Reformation and Kunakey designed your must-shop packing list. Keep scrolling to see the collection below.

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Just like seemingly everyone on my feed, I've been devouring every installment of Hulu's Love Story, the buzzy new show depicting John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette's romance. I've become obsessed with Bessette, especially (who's portrayed perfectly by Sarah Pidgeon, might I add) and her timeless, minimalist style. So imagine my excitement when I saw Reformation's new collection, which might just be the perfect starting point for my CBK-inspired fashion era.

Reformation expertly tapped into the iconic New Yorker's style sensibilities, starting with the color palette of mostly black, white, and tan. Highlights include a draped silky maxi dress (reminiscent of Besette's famous Narciso Rodriguez wedding gown), a low-waisted mini skirt with a sheer slip over the top, and a flirty cherry-red satin two-piece set.

Ahead, I've curated an edit of the very best, most CBK.-coded pieces from Reformation's latest drop. Whether you're a longtime minimalist style devotee or a new fan, there's bound to be something here worth investing in.

I'm a bit of a fashion nerd, which is why I know that the modern cardigan was popularized by Gabrielle Chanel because she did not like the way that traditional pullover sweaters messed up her hair. And thank God because, same here! Women in S.T.E.M., am I right?

Because I also tend to be very motivated by not messing up my own hair, I’ve been a fan of cardigans forever. (No one can ever insult me by saying that I'm dressed like a librarian because I think librarians are the coolest people in the world—and I used to want to be one.)

The cardigan trends in my closet represent a large range. I have oversized ones, which serve as blankets on days when I want to dramatically wrap them around myself and stare out of the window. (I live in Wisconsin and it's freezing here, so this is really a more common occurrence than you would think.) There are also cropped varieties that I like to layer and mix with low-rise denim, and statement alternatives defined by bold colors and patterns. Scroll on to discover how I style each category.

Cropped Cardigans

My first outfit features a cardigan of the cropped variety. I have had this one for at least thirteen years. I got it off Yoox, which might be aging me, but they had great deals back then. I paired it with a low-rise skirt from Abercrombie, which is super long and very dramatic. I wanted to keep the color palette neutral because to me, this outfit is more about playing with proportions. Anchored in my witchy wedges, this look can rise to any classy occasion.

Oversized Cardigans

My second outfit offers a twist on the standard cardigan style. Characterized by a single button at the neck and bell sleeves, it stands apart from the rest. I styled this piece with a fit-and-flare mini skirt, which nicely compliments the cardigan’s billowing sleeves. For finishing touches, I added a pair of bordeaux red knee-high boots and a structured tote bag.

While I am wearing a T-shirt here, I would also consider layering this look with a black or white turtleneck.

Statement Cardigans

For my final outfit, I wanted to lean into dopamine dressing. Decorated with vibrant shades, this vintage Missoni cardigan evokes happy thoughts of coastal Italian holidays. I’ve worn this piece over tennis dresses and denim shorts during the summer months, but because it’s January, I’ve styled it with baggy jeans and brown suede kitten heels.

I have a confession to make: I think I hate my jeans. After years of accumulating a rotation of must-have denim, I'm feeling a little bored. My signature jeans-sweater-boots outfit formula can only take me so far. So, in 2026, I'm breaking up with denim and exploring what else the world of "fun pants" has to offer.

Turns out there are a lot of non-denim bottom options I haven't yet explored. Take, for instance, track pants: They're the backbone of my airport outfits, and now I feel confident enough to wear them off the plane, too. It Girls are also proving cargo pants, and capris—two styles that have been relegated to the back of my closet since the early aughts—are worth a second glance this winter.

My closet is about to get way more diverse in 2026. Keep scrolling for all the winter pants options I'm eyeing.

Track Pants

The sporty fashion renaissance has continued with quarter-zips, fleece jackets, track jackets, and now, track pants. They're comfortable, casual, and feel '90s-inspired without going overboard.

Leather Pants

Leather pants are basically denim's cooler older sister. They're a night-out staple, but I believe they can (and should!) be worn in the daytime. You can dress them down with a button-down or a tee, or go full leather-on-leather with a matching moto jacket.

Cargo Pants

Late last year, a late-night scrolling session landed me on a pair of olive green cargo balloon pants. I bought them on impulse, and haven't worn them since—but I've recently come around to the idea of these cargo pants being an essential part of my winter wardrobe. After seeing enough styling inspiration, I pulled them out of my closet for outfit testing. Whether I personally end up including them as a must-have in the future is yet to be determined, but one thing is true: Cargos are cool again.

Skirt Trousers

Hear me out: Start styling your skirts over your pants again. No, it won't end up looking like you're on the red carpet for the Hannah Montana premiere in 2006. If you don't want to mix-and-match your perfect combination, brands like Simonett and Helsa both offer chic sets for one-and-done styling.

Soft Trousers

If, in the not-too-distant future, you find yourself yearning for a pair of pants that look like trousers and feel like sweats, remember to thank me. I bought the Gale Pants from Reformation over the holiday break, and have worn them nearly every day since. My collection is on the verge of tripling.

Capri Pants

I hate being wrong, but I'm big enough to admit I was incorrect about the longevity of last summer's capri pants trend. They've bubbled up onto my newsfeed again courtesy of Bella Hadid's recent street style, and I feel like they'll be everywhere on the streets of Copenhagen Fashion Week. Get ahead of their return and shop one of the options I have my eye on.

I think I may be allergic to wearing color. I blame my New York City upbringing for this—as well as my parents, who wore the chicest all-black outfits when I was growing up. After years of fighting it, I have simply decided to embrace it in my 30s. And thank goodness, because I now get to scroll through my favorite retailers' and brands' websites for hours, pulling together my favorite finds guilt-free. It's a task I take very seriously: My monochromatic shopping list for winter 2026 has taken me weeks to build. But I'm finally ready to share.

Right now, I'm looking to replace pieces I've worn to death (like my favorite Longchamp laptop bag and black jeans from Agolde), as well as sprinkle in newness from Zara, H&M, Nordstrom, and more. Keep scrolling for the all-black fashion picks on the market worth checking out right now, straight from the brain of a shopping editor who has spent pretty much her whole life crafting the perfect all-black wardrobe.

Historically, it’s been relatively easy to predict how Gen Z will feel about a fashion trend. If Millennials like it, Zoomers won’t. If it originated online and doubles as a quick-to-pick-up persona—a mob wife, an office siren, or insert-whatever-core-comes-next—the digitally-native generation typically embraces it. For a while, it felt like the generation’s top two style priorities were making Millennials mad and curating a digital-first identity. At least they were, until 2026.

“After years of ultra-fast micro-trends, Gen Z is showing fatigue with constant novelty and is increasingly valuing pieces that last—emotionally, stylistically, and materially,” explains Noémie Voyer, fashion lead at trend analytics platform Heuritech.

No longer driven by a knee-jerk rejection of Millennial style and now a grown-up member of the workforce in an unpredictable financial, political, and social reality, Gen Z wants clothes that provide joy and security. “Globally, fashion [in 2026] is less about rigid labels or one defining aesthetic and more about fluid self-expression, mixing personal references depending on mood, context, or community," Voyer says. "And [Gen Z] are the best at playing with that.”

To make sense of where the generation now falls on the fashion landscape, Marie Claire polled two Gen Z fashion creators, a secondhand expert at Depop, and a trend forecaster for their insights. (Full disclosure: I, Emma Childs, MC's fashion features editor, am also a ‘98-born Zoomer.) Ahead, discover the top Gen Z fashion trends for 2026, as well as the specific styles and brands they’re shopping. Across all ages, the findings below are a great lesson in self-expression balanced with functionality.

Old-Soul Sportswear

According to Gen Z, athleisure is dead. Long live athleisure.

In its place comes a more stylized take on sportswear. “Post-pandemic habits remain embedded but are now translated into more polished, intentional silhouettes rather than overt loungewear,” says Voyer. Or, as Ruby Lyn, a Gen Z social media star with a combined audience of over 1.2 million followers, puts it, the generation is still wearing workout wear, but “not in a matching-set kind of way—in a ‘90’s-celeb-grocery-run way.”

In action, the trend looks like athletic essentials paired with tailored, everyday items. (Think: track jackets with denim and striped rugby shirts with kitten heels.) Gen Z is also leading a vintage sportswear revival, "which reflects a taste for comfort, style, and cultural relevance,” says Steve Dool, the senior director of brand and creative at Depop. To quantify it: Searches for "vintage Lululemon" are up 1,689 percent on Depop, as are those for "upcycled jerseys" (up 233 percent), "skiwear" (up 228 percent), and "bike shorts" (up 133 percent).

Modern Uniforms

In 2026, “consistency becomes the new flex,” says Dool. “Amid decision fatigue, economic tension, and digital noise, people are turning to dependable, neutral staples with sharp tailoring, boxy knits, and workwear classics as a way to express taste through repetition rather than constant reinvention.”

Sarahbelle Kim, a Zoomer content creator and buying trainee at Bloomingdale's, sees this specific Gen Z shift as a side effect of the flattening trend cycle. “Things that were once niche have become viral fodder (e.g., Margiela Tabis), and the recycling of aesthetics and the internet's tendency to rapidly tire of them will eventually force us to reckon with what it means to have a personal relationship with style. Functionality in clothing—ample pockets, compartments, etc.—will be appreciated as we go forward, perhaps cutting through some of the noise.”

Expect to see the generation in timeless, easy-to-rewear items, including utility jackets, quarter zips, and button-down shirts they can don to their corporate 9-to-5s, as well as balloon pants that are easy to move in. The H&M Group brand Cos particularly excels here, with Depop searches for it spiking over 696 percent.

Mad Hatter

2026 is the year Gen Z goes all-in on “crazy, funky, junky hats,” to quote The Wizards of Waverly Place, one of the many Disney shows it was raised on. As Voyer notes, hats are low-lift additions with personality and flair, an easy win for a generation hyper-focused on individuality.

The trend forecaster adds that Gen Z is also increasingly reaching for vintage-inspired hats, “as retro and familiar references are used less as irony and more as reassurance in a context of economic, social, and digital instability.”

Kim confirms Voyer’s point by highlighting the pillbox hat trend, part of fashion’s overall “return to ‘50s sensibilities.” Additionally, Lyn endorses paperboy caps, while Voyer adds fur and knit hats in “cute, retro, Wes Anderson-esque shapes” to the list.

2010s Revival

A noticeable shift from its known ire against styles that Millennials feel fondly for, Gen Z has endorsed “the swagalicious return of the 2010s,” as Kim describes it. The generation used to call skinny jeans cringe, but now they’re cool in an irreverent Addison Rae kind of way. (Searches for “skinny jeans” spiked 131 percent on Depop over the last year.)

Dool adds that Ed Hardy, original Hollister pieces (especially those babydoll-style tops that peaked around 2012), and JNCO jorts have become highly sought after on the secondhand platform. Kim also anticipates an “explosion of turquoise, pastel grunge, studded accessories, fringe, chunky heels, and bandage dresses"—all styles that defined the era as well as Kesha and mustache motifs did.

Everyday Ceremony

As the younger generation reckons with real-life responsibilities, it’s leaving behind extreme displays of self-expression for more subtle ones.

“People are dressing purposefully, using bold and tailored pieces to make everyday routines feel special,” says Dool, shouting out specific styles like military jackets, structured blazers, metallic skirts, statement jewelry, and kitten heels.

Lyn expects "more structured basics to also have a moment this year, whether it’s shoulder pads or intentional tapering to accentuate the body, as a fun and easy way to spice up an outfit without doing too much."

Voyer adds “cowl plunge tops” and “cape tops" to that list, noting that Heuirtech has observed that both styles have steadily grown in popularity over the years, particularly among people aged 16 to 25, and will continue to surge in the next 12 months.

Curated Hodgepodge

Sofia Richie Grainge’s flavor of quiet luxury used to have a firm hold on Gen Z, but the less-is-best approach has officially lost its luster. Among her fellow Zoomers, Kim has observed “a fatigue of neutrals and a craving for things that jolt us from the slop" and "people resonating with craftier, playful styles.” She pinpoints intricate textures and embellishments, such as boas, fringe, and tassels, as coming strongly into play. Personally inspired by Dries Van Noten’s Fall 2025 show, with its ornate, colorful tassels as decorative touches, Kim is now wearing her college graduation honor cords as accessories.

Lyn sees this movement towards handmade touches and textiles as a rejection of TikTok’s favorite “clean girl aesthetic”. “I think the idea of being the perfect, productive, Pilates princess is finally being let go this year,” she says. “Don’t get me wrong—if that's your life and it works for you, that’s great. But I appreciate the sentiment that we each have our own method to our madness, and nobody is perfect.”

A distressed pair of blue jeans or artisan-made crochet top gets this message across well.

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2026 marks over 10 years of posting my outfits online. In my early twenties, I never anticipated that it would become my career—it was just something I stumbled into during college as a creative outlet. From fashion blogging to TikTok-ing, sharing my personal style online gradually became a fixture in my life.

Looking back on this past year, there are a few practices that helped sharpen my styling point of view. Gone are my younger days of keeping up with trends. My style preferences now lean classic, well-fitted, and referential. In a world that often rewards sameness, I yearn for specificity and individuality. I believe that clothing is not just something you wear, but it’s an opinion, a conduit for the person you believe to be within yourself.

Moving into 2026, I want to double down on my originality—what story can my outfit tell that feels more authentically me? Ahead, I’m sharing the takeaways I’ve learned over the year to create a stronger sense of personal style in 2026.

Shop Your Own Closet

You bought it for a reason! If you don’t wear it, sell or donate it. I’m sure you have heard this advice before, but refining a style point of view requires edits. When I moved from NYC to L.A. seven months ago, I went through every garment I owned—anything I didn’t feel attached to, I got rid of. Now, when I look at my closet, there are only pieces that inspire me. Also, editing revealed the clothing gaps that I need to purchase.

There is nothing more chic than rewearing your pieces over and over again. I notice that when someone has a well-loved closet, outfit-repeating shows clarity. The wear-and-tear on my signature pieces (like my Levi’s, square-toe stiletto boots, and vintage leather jacket) adds a layer of history and character, which is why everyone idolizes the Olsens' broken-in Birkins.

Put the Blinders On

Deliberately pause the content consumption. Take a break from Pinterest, shopping guides, and your favorite influencers. Look around in the real world to discover surprising tangents of inspiration. Whether it’s art, music, books, old films, or faraway destinations, style musings can come from unexpected places.

We are constantly bombarded with information on “how to dress.” I think some of the best-dressed people often run away from the standard sources of "looking cool." They notice what fabrics, colors, and textures they naturally gravitate towards. Personally, I’m constantly grabbing delicate white cottons, high-quality denim, structured linens, and worn-in vintage leather. Specificity creates depth to your fashion choices.

Fit Over Everything

The fit of your clothes matters! Whether it's skin tight or oversized, your confidence elevates when your wardrobe fits properly (whatever that means for you). Find a local tailor you trust (shout out to mine, Hamlet at Hillhurst Cleaners in Los Feliz!). From vintage to new finds, I have learned the power of getting pieces sewn for my body over the last few years, and every piece has been worth the investment! It becomes a no-fuss garment that I can rely on in my wardrobe.

Proportions were also a game-changer in unlocking my personal style preferences. When I was younger, I would copy outfits from other people, often finding that they didn’t translate to what I wanted. I learned the silhouettes on me that channel the essence I want to embody. Different proportions look different on everyone, and I find that very cool—the fit of your clothes can change the entire vision.

Which style lesson will you bring into the new year? Let 2026 be a chapter for honing individuality, admiring the things we already own, and rediscovering the art of getting dressed.

If you’re tying the knot at city hall, your bridal look doesn’t need an extravagant train or ballgown skirt to feel celebratory. The best courthouse wedding dresses are special occasion-worthy enough for the ceremony, timeless enough to be immortalized in photos, and versatile enough to go from paperwork signing and outdoor photos through dinner and whatever comes after. Envision party pieces you can actually move in (walking, hugging, and toasting included) without constantly adjusting straps, tugging hems, or stressing about wrinkles.

A little white dress—whether mini, midi, or tea-length—brings a romantic yet playful energy, fitting for a low-key nuptial. A chic suit or a sleek jumpsuit can be just as festive, especially if your style leans modern or minimal. What matters is that you prioritize fit, opting for a structured silhouette, good tailoring, and clean construction (think: seamless lining and a sharp hemline edge) that will hold up in close-up photos. Fabric is important, too; you want to choose high-quality, opaque materials like satin, silk, crepe, and lace that can elevate even the simplest of designs.

Bridal accessories can dress up a look further. A cape, tuxedo-inspired blazer, or a white maxi coat deliver on ceremony drama (and provide extra warmth in colder months); a veil, decorative hair bow, or a pillbox hat add a fashion-forward flair; and a statement shoe or handbag is an opportunity to express your personal style, incorporate a pop of color, or sneak in sparkle.

One of the biggest perks of dressing for City Hall is the freedom to shop beyond traditional bridal labels and still land on something that’s special and possibly even re-wearable. Below are the best courthouse wedding dresses to consider saying “I do” to, whether your aesthetic is modern minimalism, vintage romance, or timeless classic.

The Best Courthouse Wedding Dresses at a Glance

• Best Courthouse Wedding Dress Under $150: Sleeper Boheme Feather-Trimmed Midi Dress, $116
• Best Cool-Girl Courthouse Wedding Dress: Vivienne Westwood White Sunday Midi Dress, $816
• Best Size-Inclusive Courthouse Wedding Dress: Selkie The Ivory Angel Mini Gown, $399
• Best Vintage-Inspired Courthouse Wedding Dress: Rixo Dahlia Dress, $745

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I wouldn't necessarily consider myself a maximalist, but I do love a sparkly piece around the holidays. This year, I'm getting my fix from Reformation's just-dropped New Year's Eve collection, which has no shortage of metallic minis, gold-flecked heels, and other festive items that'll liven up any wardrobe.

I already spent a little too much time browsing the brand's massive Black Friday sale, but this capsule might just be my favorite drop of the year. It has dresses with sheer textures and touches of lace, plus tons of accessories to amp up even your simplest holiday looks. So if you've been looking for an excuse to add some flash to your outfit rotation, look no further.

Ahead, I rounded up 28 of the best Reformation pieces to do just that. Keep scrolling to shop my favorites, and prepare to be the best-dressed guest at your New Year's Eve event.

We're in peak holiday party season, and I couldn't be happier. I'll jump at any excuse to throw on a dress and heels, but I love a reason to shop even more. Now that Reformation's Winter Sale has arrived, I can scratch my shopping itch while picking up some new party-ready pieces—it's a win-win.

Anytime I need a chic cocktail dress or holiday outfit, Reformation is the retailer I turn to. The brand's selection is full of It-girl-approved pieces (like Taylor Swift's favorite sweater, which is on sale right now!), so naturally, I never miss one of its rare sales. That means I'm stocking up festive finds from its new collection at up to 30 percent off.

Ahead, I've rounded up all of the discounted picks that belong in your party wardrobe rotation. Don't wait before snagging your favorites—there's no telling when this sale ends, and pieces are selling out fast.

Reformation is a brand that needs no introduction. From Taylor Swift to Marie Claire contributing editor Kathryn Zahorak, it seems like every It girl I follow is a loyal fan of the label. While Ref's cashmere sweaters and wedding-approved dresses earn plenty of hype, I want to draw your attention to the brand's underrated shoe range, all of which are majorly discounted during Reformation's Cyber Monday sale.

The brand's shoe section deserves far more hype—you can find just about every major shoe trend, from fall-forward loafers to every kind of boot, all in luxurious finishes and the season's hottest colors. I'm confident in saying that Reformation's shoes make up some of the best boot deals (and overall Cyber Monday fashion deals for that matter) I've spotted so far.

For a one-way ticket to having the coolest shoe collection out of everyone you know, shop Reformation's still-on-sale shoes. Rest assured, these under-$500 shoes (most ring in at under $300!) are pairs you can turn to time and time again to elevate your look.

I'll be honest: I wasn't planning on shopping Reformation's 2025 Black Friday sale. But as of today, I have officially changed my mind. Because these just-dropped deals are, frankly, too good to pass up.

This morning, I began pulling products from Reformation's website with the intent to build out this story—not shop for myself. Unfortunately, my willpower lasted only a few minutes. Before I knew it, I was mentally checking off item after item that would soon be in my shopping cart: cashmere knits, plenty of cool-girl denim, and wedding guest-ready dresses co-signed by Marie Claire editors.

Thankfully for my bank account, all of these pieces—and thousands more—are now on sale. The brand is offering shoppers 25 percent off sitewide, meaning everything (I repeat: everything) will be a whole lot cheaper. Jeans! Bags! The sale has it all. Spoiler: The deals will run through Cyber Monday. Ahead, see which items are already in my cart.

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I like to call myself a Reformation super shopper. The brand has become my go-to for yummy cashmere, elevated silk sets, and holiday party dresses. I even have search alerts set up to ensure I know about its new drops as soon as they land on the site. So trust that I was all over its latest collection, which sees Ref do what it does best: make chic pieces that will no doubt take over your Instagram feeds over the coming weeks.

Fresh off a collaboration with all-time It Girl Camille Rowe, Reformation is leaning into dainty velvet midis and backless silk tops that will pair perfectly with a coordinating (and comfy) pair of silk trousers. It's also offering new takes on classics, including plenty of dresses perfect for your next winter wedding and enough party-ready shoes to refresh your wardrobe. (Pro tip: Never, ever skip Reformation's footwear section.)

If you're ready to upgrade your winter wardrobe rotation (and add a touch of sparkle to your life), keep scrolling. These Reformation pieces are bound to sell out now that its epic Black Friday deals have kicked in, so you'll want to secure your cart now.

Just in time for fall, Reformation is bringing back its collaboration with model and tastemaker Camille Rowe—and this time, it leans into French-Meets-Cali girl romance.

The 20-piece drop, out now, marks the third time that Rowe and Ref have teamed up. The first capsule came out in 2014. A second drop came in 2023, and featured a slew of fette-ready frocks and accessories. The party-girl energy is still present this time around, but Rowe swapped sequins for lush crushed velvet and richly-colored silks. The fancier fare sits next to elevated basics like the perfect black work bag—named the "Camille," after its muse—and plenty of lingerie-inspired design details, animal prints, cozy knits, and sheer textures sprinkled throughout.

"The first collection was very sexy and rock 'n' roll, whereas this one leans more romantic and sophisticated," Rowe tells Marie Claire. "They're both me in different ways, but this one is just a bit more mature."

The resulting pieces call to mind a '20s sophistication, with inspiration coming from the vintage pieces from Rowe's own life. Lauren Caris Cohan, Reformation's Chief Creative Officer, remembers her bringing "two suitcases of references from her own closet" and plenty of vintage fashion books during the design process.

"Camille has impeccable taste," she says. "She really understands our customers and how they want to look and feel in their clothes."

And what they want, it seems, is a touch of cool-girl energy that marries California's specific flavor of laid-back with that French-girl ease. These are pieces made for those who live stateside, but look a little too longingly at the street style photos from Paris Fashion Week. It has all the chic Parisian flair with none of the credit card debt from the long-haul flight. The best part? Everything in the limited-edition collection retails for less than $500, so you can snag a bit of that je ne se quoi style ethos for yourself.

The entire range is available to shop now on Reformation's website, so you don't have to wait to tap into Rowe's style. Keep scrolling to shop a few of our favorite pieces. Act fast—if the first drop is any indication, this one is sure to sell out.

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Swifties are eagerly awaiting the release of Taylor Swift's new album, The Life of a Showgirl, on October 3. Swift, of course, has already ushered in her next era, which is firmly centered around what's quickly becoming known as "Showgirl orange," and her latest appearance is no exception.

On Saturday, Sept. 20, the superstar delivered an important message about how she designed the packaging and visuals for her 12th studio album, and she did so wearing a Reformation cashmere sweater that's sure to inspire a million copycats.

Taylor Swift Style creator Sarah Chapelle identified the items making up the singer's latest outfit, which combined loud luxury pieces with affordable designers, all through the lens of The Life of a Showgirl.

Firstly, Swift wore Reformation's sold-out Cashmere Short Sleeve Crew in a vibrant color choice, which is perfectly in keeping with her newest project. A Versace Black Medusa Leather Mini Skirt brought some edge to the outfit, and was paired with $14 Ralph Lauren Cotton Blend Socks and Chunky Sole Lace-Up Shoes from Malone Souliers, which cost $1,031 before they sold out.

A $1,650 Versace Hera Watch and Foundrae's $2,600 Initials and Numbers Diamond Initial Pendant accessorised the sleek look.

"They've got, like, more images than we ever planned to put in there," Swift said in the special @taylornation video clip about her forthcoming release. "We chose this really high gloss finish which I've never done before and I think it looks so cool. You know, we wanted this album to feel really luxurious and kind of as a nod to the luxury that a showgirl puts on when she's on stage."

Earlier this week, Swift unveiled another "Showgirl orange" item, this time in the form of an official cardigan from her merch store. The "Delicate" singer wore the $70 sparkly, pumpkin-hued knit in a behind-the-scenes video in which she appeared to be directing a music video.

Swift, of course, regularly releases new cardigans in designs unique to the album they're accompanying, meaning hardcore fans will be rushing to pre-order the newest variant. Basically, get ready to spot even more orange outfits everywhere as Swift continues the roll-out for The Life of a Showgirl.

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I take great pride in my knitwear collection. Once the temperatures start to dip, you can find me in a trendy sweater on a near-daily basis. Out of all of the sweaters in my collection, though, my cashmere knits are my favorite. Nothing else compares to the cozy softness of cashmere, and from my time collecting, I've determined the cashmere sweaters at J.Crew, Reformation, and Nordstrom always come out on top.

From crewnecks to cardigans, J.Crew's knits have the kind of classic feel you can return to year after year. Meanwhile, I love Reformation for its cool-girl fits and trendy colors, and Nordstrom's sweater offering has everything my heart desires. Between the three retailers, I've built the ultimate curation of cashmere knits. I'm basically an expert on the subject.

Cold weather will be here before you know it. So, now is the perfect time to add to your own collection. Ahead, I've rounded up the best options from all three brands and retailers to make your shopping list easier. This list includes picks from Nordstrom's top-rated in-house brands alongside classic silhouettes that you can buy now and wear forever.

I love many aspects of fall fashion (the jackets! The freedom to wear black from head to toe without judgment!), but what I love the most is cuddling up in a cozy cashmere sweater. They’re the best, most comfortable way to look chic without trying. And, in case you missed it, no one does cashmere quite like Reformation.

You might think of the Los Angeles-based brand as your go-to for stylish wedding guest dresses and summer linen essentials, but its minimalist fall collections are just as impressive. Specifically, the cashmere pieces—such as the cardigans and oversized pullovers—are definitely worth the splurge. Taylor Swift is a fan of several items in the line, including a sweater on this list (!) and an orange sweater dress that I’m calling a very early Easter egg for her just-announced twelfth studio album, The Life of a Showgirl.

Even if you’re not a major A-lister (and new fiancé), the collection is worth a look. Up next, I’ve gathered everything you need to shop now before it all inevitably sells out. As for me, I’ll be taking a cue from Swift and shopping the Jadey collection below. And if you see me wearing nothing but Reformation cashmere all winter, don't worry about it.

It's not every day that one of my favorite brands goes on sale, so when it does, my day gets drastically better. Enter: Reformation's end-of-summer sale. Right now, the It-girl brand has hundreds of items at up to 30 percent off. If you haven't started to think about fall fashion yet, allow the discounted early cold-weather-ready finds from Reformation to jumpstart your shopping list.

If you haven't started even thinking about fall, the time is now. With the new season quickly approaching, it's time I swap my summer wardrobe for fall with transitional trends and fresh basics. One look at Reformation's sale section, and I knew I was in the right place. From cozy cashmere sweaters in fall's trendiest shades to cool and classic denim styles, the retailer will be my one-stop shop for refreshing my fall wardrobe. The discounts are up to 30 percent off, and the range is worth shopping ASAP.

Ahead, I've rounded up every Reformation sale find I'm desperate to get my hands on before fall arrives. Trust me when I say that this list will have you forgetting all about summer trends. There's no telling when the sale will end, so pick up these deals before they sell out.

When it comes to date nights with Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift can regularly be found styling a corset in an unexpected way. Case in point: on Friday, June 20, Swift was spotted leaving a romantic dinner date wearing a cornflower blue corset top, which she paired with a preppy pleated mini skirt and pointed-toe pumps.

Reformation's $168 Seren Top was at the center of Swift's date night outfit. The fitted top is made from a heavyweight crepe fabric and is available in four different shades. The "Fortnight" singer paired the corset-style top with a Miu Miu Poplin Mini Skirt, made from a lightweight material. Unfortunately, Swift's $1,650 skirt has since sold out, but Miu Miu has a multitude of alternatives still available.

The Miu Miu mini skirt has much in common with Swift's viral pickleball skirt moment, and wouldn't necessarily be out of place as part of a tennis outfit, either.

For accessories, Swift carried a Mansur Gavriel Mini Cloud Clutch, which is available in many shades and fabrics. A pair of cream pointed-toe pumps, and her beloved Panthère De Cartier Watch from Cartier—a gift from Kelce costing $33,200 at retail—completed the outfit.

For jewelry, Swift selected a Foundrae Gemstone Heart Love Opal with Annex Link and a Foundrae Diamond Sister Hooks Chain, which starts at $15,650.

With the release of The Tortured Poets Department in early 2024, Swift ushered in a new style era, which has incorporated many corset tops. For instance, when Swift had dinner with Sabrina Carpenter in Sydney during the Australian leg of The Eras Tour, she paired a black House of CB Chicca Top with a brown Miu Miu Mid Rise Pleated Mini Skirt—proving she loves this combination.

When she isn't wearing fitted corset tops, Swift can often be found wearing Dôen's boho clothing, including floral dresses and floaty shirts. But when it comes to date nights with her NFL star boyfriend, Swift regularly reaches for a chic corset top.

Putting together a summer outfit in the heat should be considered an Olympic sport. To make my mornings easier, I rely on one-and-done summer dresses. I aspire to have a steady collection of easy, floaty dresses I can turn to throughout the season, and thankfully, there's an under-the-radar Reformation sale to update my rotation.

In case you haven't noticed, Reformation's selection hardly ever goes on sale, so now's the time to freshen up your summer wardrobe. The brand is offering 25 percent off hundreds of items, but I'm particularly impressed by its selection of on-sale dresses. There's a discounted frock for every kind of warm-weather event, whether you need a rich-looking wedding guest dress or casual dresses for work.

To save you the time and trouble of scrolling through Reformation's massive surprise sale, I've rounded up my favorite discounted dresses. Truth be told, I had trouble cutting this list down to just 25 picks because there are so many amazing finds. I'll apologize in advance to your month's budget because these quick-to-sell-out dresses are too good to pass up.

Wedding season is officially here. Before I dive into the dress shopping process (I have several coming up on my calendar), I’m making stops at Reformation, Mango, and Zara—the wedding guest dress selections at all three retailers are worth checking out.

Reformation has always been my top choice for lovely summer dresses; however, the summer collections at Zara and Mango pleasantly surprised me. For example, the latter just released a stunning collection centered around gowns, featuring Kaia Gerber, while Zara’s stylish summer collection offers some exceptional finds, many priced under $100.

Keep scrolling to shop some must-haves from each retailer. These selections vary from sleek 90s-inspired designs to fun printed options in the season’s trendiest hues.

There's a genre of celebrity street style I try to emulate more than any other as a fashion editor on the go: the nonchalant sunglasses outfit. These are the looks defined by the frames a given A-lister chooses for hiding from flashing cameras; they take milliseconds to put on, but they make the outfit. Without sunglasses, the look loses half its glamour, whether I'm talking Kendall Jenner in Paris (in a vintage trench and retro cat-eye sunglasses) or Rihanna on an LA dinner date (in furs, a sheer skirt, and extra-oversize sunnies).

I've learned through trial and error that any-old pair won't achieve this effect IRL—but the return of the Reformation x Jimmy Fairly sunglasses collaboration is my ticket to the aura I get from Sydney Sweeney post-Met Gala or Taylor Swift any day she chooses to appear. Hundreds of intrepid shoppers are already familiar with this collaboration's Hollywood energy: When the French brand lent its retro frames to Reformation last year, it became Ref's fastest-selling collaboration of 2024. Now, the duo has reunited online with a few more styles to choose from. Some are re-issues from the first collection, others are inspired by up-to-date trends. All around, they're frames that can make even my routine dog walks feel like a paparazzi-worthy moment.

Just like the first collection, Reformation x Jimmy Fairly's second lap is a tutorial in affordable, eco-friendlier luxury. Prices don't exceed $200—a steal compared to designer shades on the street style circuit—but they're crafted to last. They were all designed in Fairly's Paris studio, and then made from one hundred percent plant-based and biodegradable bio-acetate.

Each pair of sunglasses is styled in a corresponding Ref campaign with Italian vacation-appropriate butter yellow dresses and floral matching sets. I can easily imagine stashing a pair or two into my Away weekender for a summer trip upstate. I can just as effortlessly envision Kaia Gerber grabbing the oversize, yellow tinted frames when she's en route to Pilates, ditto for Hailey Bieber and the oval-shaped, blue tinted pair. Classic black cat-eyes reminiscent of a vintage Celine find seem primed for a Zoë Kravitz or Taylor Swift. Each pair checks the quality and craftsmanship boxes I know other Hollywood-beloved sunglasses meet. Plus, they perfectly match the Reformation dresses and sets celebrities already love.

I've studiously tracked Reformation's collaborations over the past several years, ranging from walking sneakers with Hoka to equestrian-chic dresses designed by Kacey Musgraves. This link-up might be the brand's most universally A-list friendly. (Sunglasses can translate from closet to closet much more easily than a dress or skirt, after all—and they're worn year-round.) I guarantee a pair or two of the sunglasses ahead could make it into a Jenner or Bieber paparazzi shot.

Considering how quickly they sold out the first time, I'm ordering a pair below as soon as possible. Sure, I'll be the only one taking my photo when I wear them—but I'll feel like all eyes are on me.

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Balmy weather might be months away, but I’m already envisioning myself slipping into gauzy essentials like flowy white dresses, wide-leg linen pants, and barely-there tank tops. I’m also daydreaming about what sort of fresh Spring 2025 trends I'll test-drive as temperatures begin to rise. And while there are a slew of runway-inspired styles to choose from, I’ve got my sights set on several looks that are already reaching full bloom.

Spotted across a handful of designer collections during the latest Fashion Week circuit, these trends have since made their way into the broader market, where they’re available at a range of brands, including COS, Mango, and Reformation. Oh, and not to mention, these retailers are all hosting major sales right now (which means the most coveted springtime styles are totally affordable). At COS, shoppers can enjoy up to 60 percent off select items. Meanwhile, both Mango and Reformation are offering 70 percent off a variety of clothing and accessories.

Ahead, I’ve curated a list of six Spring 2025 trends that deserve a prime spot in your wardrobe—from nautical-esque pieces to those that boast more of a boho-chic flair. I’d recommend you grab these discounted items now before it’s too late.

Bohemian Craze

During the Spring 2025 runway shows, labels including Chloé, Isabel Marant, and Fendi traveled back in time by way of bohemian pieces like earth-toned outerwear, free-spirited dresses, and suede accessories. Embrace this retro vibe with the following styles that look like they’ve been pulled straight from the ‘70s.