Reformation Fall 2026 Collection Has Me Fully in My Plum Era
The Reformation Fall 2026 collection is here, and the brand has clearly decided this is plum season. Reformation started in Los Angeles in 2009 and built its name on two things: dresses that make you look like the main character, and a sustainability story it puts front and center. In fact, its 2025 Sustainability Report is the first thing you see on the site. Specifically, this drop leans into crushed violet, aubergine, deep burgundy, and black velvet, with plenty of silk and lace to keep things soft. As a result, the collection feels moody, romantic, and very wearable for the cooler months ahead.
If you read my post on the Sézane April Collection 2026, think of this as its darker, more dramatic sister. Below are the pieces that stand out the most.
The Reformation Fall 2026 Dresses
Kalinka Velvet Dress, $348
The Kalinka Velvet Dress is the collection’s definitive statement. First of all, it is a sleeveless maxi in crushed violet velvet with a straight neckline, lace details, and cinching at the waist. So if you have a holiday party, a fall wedding, or simply a dinner that deserves more drama, this is the dress.
Beba Silk Dress, $398
The Beba Silk Dress is pure evening energy. Also, it has a V-neckline, an open back, and a mermaid silhouette in a romantic print. It is also the most expensive dress in the edit, and it looks it.
Maribel Dress, $298
The Maribel Dress takes black burnout velvet and adds a fringe hem to a straight-neck midi. Because of the fringe, it moves beautifully and brings a little 1920s flair without feeling like a costume. If you love vintage-inspired style, start here.
Maven Dress, $278
The Maven Dress is the most romantic daytime option. For instance, it has cap sleeves, a mock neckline, a drop waist, and pleating through the skirt. Then add boots and a knit, and it works all the way through autumn.
Rune Dress, $218
The Rune Dress is the easy entry point. Basically, it is a sleeveless midi with a square neckline in aubergine. Simple and flattering, it is the kind of dress you will reach for more often than you expect.
Braxley Dress, $248
For something a little more playful, the Braxley Dress is a long-sleeved mini with a high neckline, a keyhole cutout, and a tie at the waist. Above all, the deep red shade does a lot of the work.
Emma-Rose Silk Dress, $278
The Emma-Rose Silk Dress is a sleeveless purple mini with lace at the neckline and hem. Similarly, it is very slip dress, very going out, and easy to layer under a blazer when the temperature drops.
The Tops, Skirts and Pants
Acacia Top, $218
The Acacia Top is lace from top to bottom, with 3/4 sleeves and a V-neckline. In black, it is sleek and refined, and, and it pairs as easily with jeans as it does with a silk skirt.
Thatcher Top, $188
The Thatcher Top brings a little seventies attitude. Namely, it is a collared, button-front blouse with bell sleeves in crushed violet. After that, just tuck it into wide trousers and you are done.
Aylani Knit Top, $78
The Aylani Knit Top is the most affordable piece in the Reformation Fall 2026 edit. Still, it is a V-neck knit with 3/4 sleeves, and it comes in six colors. In other words, it is an everyday essential that earns its place in the rotation.
Emi Knit Two Piece, $248
The Emi Knit Two Piece pairs a long-sleeved top with a midi skirt, ruched throughout. Either wear it as a set for an instant outfit, or split it up and double your options.
Layla Silk Knee Length Skirt, $198
The Layla Silk Knee Length Skirt makes the case for the silk skirt as a fall staple. It has an elasticated waist, a knee-length cut, and seven colors to choose from. Plus, it styles beautifully with a chunky knit or a slim tee.
Olina Cropped Pant, $198
The Olina Cropped Pant is relaxed and easy, with a drawstring waistband and a cropped leg in dark purple. Overall, it is a strong companion to the season’s blouses.
The Accessories
Medium Rosetta Shoulder Bag, $448
The Medium Rosetta Shoulder Bag is the standout of the Reformation Fall 2026 accessories. Essentially, it is a crescent-shaped leather shoulder bag in oxblood eel with a decorative tie detail and a magnetic closure. In short, a bag that styles itself.
Paloma North South Tote, $598
For something more structured, the Paloma North South Tote in oxblood leather is the polished work-to-weekend option, with a magnet closure and an inside card pocket.
Lara Frame Bag, $548
For evenings, the Lara Frame Bag is a clutch with hardware details in a warm snake leather. In other words: small, sculptural, and very fall.
Blaine Flat, $298
The Blaine Flat is a round-toe ballet flat in satin. After all, the ballet flat is not going anywhere, and this is a very good one.
Yoanna Flat Mule, $298
The Yoanna Flat Mule closes out the edit with an almond toe in purple jacquard satin. Best of all, it matches almost everything in the Reformation Fall 2026 lineup and adds a little shine to even the simplest outfit.
Final Thoughts on Reformation Fall 2026
Overall, the Reformation Fall 2026 collection feels like the brand at its most confident. The palette is rich and cohesive, and the fabrics (velvet, silk, lace) carry the season. Meanwhile, the silhouettes stay true to what Reformation does best: flattering, a little flirty, and easy to wear.
Where Sézane feels quietly Parisian, Reformation feels unapologetically LA. Generally, it is a bit louder, but still grounded in pieces you will actually wear. Still, the real strength of this drop is how well it all works together. For example, pick one shade of purple and you can build an entire fall wardrobe around it.
And if the prices are a stretch, keep an eye on resale. I found a designer blazer secondhand in my ThredUp review, and Reformation pieces show up there often too. Either way, this is a collection built for the season ahead, with a few pieces that will easily stay in rotation long after it.
