The happens but twice a year, so when the sustainable LA-based label discounts some of its most famous pieces – loved by the likes of Taylor Swift, Dakota Johnson, and – you have to act . Which is why we're coming to you a whole day early to share news of , that kicks off on Wednesday, August 14 and is only on for a limited time..
. Set those alarms and get your credit cards at the ready, because the sale is set to include an exciting array of the brand's signature dresses, linen summer essentials, , chic tailoring, shoes, bags and more – all with a delightful 30% off. If past sales are anything to go by, we predict that the discounted styles will sell out seriously quickly, so you'll want to make sure you're well prepared.
That's where we come in. Having been treated to an exclusive sneak preview of the sale, we've rounded up our top picks to bookmark and shop first thing tomorrow, before everyone else gets their hands on them. Top of our wishlist? The recently worn by Dakota Johnson, Olivia Rodrigo's milkmaid-style for the last few weeks of summer sun, and Taylor Swift's favourite , to be paired with bare legs and the the second autumn arrives.
The fact that Reformation's pieces are of great quality, timeless design produced sustainably is just the cherry on top. These are the best 15 items to shop from the Reformation summer sale, hand-picked by an fashion editor: With its square neck, drop waist, tight bodice and puffball skirt, this dress hits all the major summer 2024 trends in one go. Ref's Val 90s jeans are a fashion insider favourite, and almost never on sale.
Get 'em while you still can! This two-piece set is simply screaming out to be worn somewhere fabulous on the Amalfi Coast with chunky gold earrings, huge sunglasses and a killer tan You're basically getting two bags for the price of one with the Mini Chiara, that can be worn as a shoulder bag or transformed into a triangular clutch. This exact style has been worn by the likes of Olivia Rodrigo and Emma Roberts, and would make the perfect bridal shower or after-party dress for a hot summer wedding. Ballet flats are very much set to stick around for a few more seasons, so you'll get endless use out of these.
The square toe and tie details give these a particularly chic, balletic feel. You really can't go wrong with a plunging satin maxi dress in sumptuous red satin – whether you have an imminent black tie wedding or not. With something so timeless, you just know it will eventually get its moment in the limelight, and when it does, you'll appreciate having had the foresight to buy it while 30% off.
Polka dots are officially back, so this is the perfect time to shop this pretty champagne-hued top with chiffon overlay. Wear with a matching slip skirt for an elegant event, or pair with denim for the ultimate 'jeans and a nice top' vibe. Once you've nabbed all of Reformation's classic denim styles, why not opt for a more edgy look courtesy of these seriously cool, indigo blue, reworked jeans? The perfect -inspired mini for any upcoming summer holidays or sweltering days in the city.
The search for the perfect wedding guest shoes ends here. The minimalist, naked aesthetic is SS24, too. This fine-gauge recycled cashmere jumper is one of the softest in the biz.
Wedding guest dressing just got a whole lot easier thanks to Reformation's signature Nadira dress in this summery floral colourway. If they're good enough for Taylor Swift, they're good enough for us – particularly now that they're less than £200. A great investment for the tricky between-seasons period, this foulard-style top will look as great with a pair of jeans or tailored trousers as it would with a mini skirt or shorts.
Clementina Jackson is Acting Site Fashion Editor at , working across news and features, trends, e-commerce and SEO. She was previously Fashion Editor at and , and Acting Digital Fashion Editor at , where she was named as a PPA 30 Under 30 award winner for her work on size inclusivity. An experienced fashion, travel and luxury lifestyle journalist, Clementina has also written for , , , , and .
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