Reformation covers a multitude of wardrobe categories these days. I regularly shop all of them, but the one I want to focus on right now is shoes. I've been wearing Ref shoes from the very beginning, and if you haven't tried them yet, I urge you to. They're wildly comfortable and well-made at non-designer price points, and every current trend is present and accounted for each season.
I'm inspired to talk about Reformation shoes at this particular moment because the always-chic Anya Taylor-Joy just wore an elegant pair for a night out in London. They're called the Natasha Pumps—patent-leather ankle-strap heels that are incredibly timeless. They retail for $298 but could honestly pass for a $900 pair. Taylor-Joy opted for the black pair to go with her all-black outfit, but they're also available in Wine Patent, keeping with the current color trend.
Keep scrolling to shop Taylor-Joy's chic heels along with a few more of Reformation's most elegant shoes.
On Anya Taylor-Joy: Courrèges coat; Reformation Natasha Pumps ($298)
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