Reformation’s Sale Is a Goldmine of Rich-Looking Outfits

Real fashion girls know the importance of investing in quality basics. This cashmere sweater is one you'll turn to year after year so it's well worth the investment.

The most stylish women you know wear dark-wash denim almost exclusively. They're much more polished than the ripped jeans of the past.

Maybe it's the vintage-inspired buttons, the crochet neckline, or the lush wool knit, but this dress feels like something the iconic Blair Waldorf would wear.

It's not every day you can score a luxe maxi coat for under $300 so snap this one up while you can. Its timeless silhouette is one you'll want in your closet for years to come.

I'm calling it: The chicest girls you know will soon be wearing scarf sweaters this winter. The attached scarf is just begging you to try the Olsen tuck trend with it.

This is the jacket I'd imagine a socialite wears with her après-ski outfit to sip hot cocoa. It's easy to bundle up, and the Fair Isle print is a quintessential winter style.

A tailored jacket like this is always going to have a polished effect on your look, whether you pair it with wide-legged jeans or the matching skirt.

A matching set like this is a hack to look put together with minimal effort involved. Factor in this cherry red shade, one of winter 2025's trendiest colors, and its luxe cashmere knit, and you have a winning combo.

Once you start down the cashmere sweater lane, you'll never want to go back. This knit is supremely warmer from the rest of the sweaters in your closet, that I can practically guarantee.

Tailored trousers scream "I mean business" so naturally they're a must-have in any woman's wardrobe whose M.O. is to look well-to-do.

There's something about an all-white look that feels rich. If you want to feel like a million bucks, pair this tank with matching trousers and a tonal coat, and you'll instantly look like you come from old money.

Add a polo collar to anything and it becomes more elevated in an instant. If that wasn't enough to make this cardigan feel luxe, it's fine cashmere knit will.

There's a reason every It girl you know wears button-down shirts like this on repeat—they're as versatile as can be. Pair it with jeans and a T-shirt or a black mini skirt and a tank, and your look is upgraded.

Don't get it twisted—loungewear can look elevated. Just make sure you choose a set made from a soft knit. A trendy wide-leg silhouette doesn't hurt either.

I'm convinced this cashmere cardigan would look just as lavish paired with joggers as it would with jeans or trousers. It's largely due to its thick ribbed knit and it's perfectly relaxed (not frumpy) fit.

There’s a way to do a going-out top that’s elevated, mature, and sexy without being too revealing. This is that top. Pair it with baggy, wide-legged jeans and kitten heels and you've got a fashion-forward night-out outfit.

Don’t mistake this for your average T-shirt. A boat neckline, pretty buttons on the cuffs, and an open back will make it a standout basic in your closet.

This silk dress will immediately read “luxurious” at your holiday party. I’d style it with strappy heels and chunky hoop earrings to add the pizazz.

I’m calling this the “Upper East Side Jacket” with just how many times I’ve seen similar styles in the neighborhood. Throw this on to polish off your jeans and sneakers outfits.

My favorite fashion girls have been layering white T-shirts underneath their V-neck sweaters and it’s a simple styling trick that has major payoff. I have my eye on this find just for the layered look.

Here's yet another example of a built-in scarf moment that could've fooled me for being designer. Add this under-$300 little black dress into your winter rotation for a rich take on the staple.

Sorry to say it, but a leather blazer feels like the most polished version of a leather jacket you can get. This one is made from rich lamb leather so you know it'll last in your closet for years.

I may have audibly gasped when I came across this look during my research. From the crisply tailored jacket to the capris and chic mule heels, I plan on recreating it immediately.

Reformation never ceases to impress me with its selection of pretty tops. I'd let this do all of the heavy lifting in my outfit with some denim and ladylike ballet flats.

Is there anything more luxurious than satin? Not much. You could easily dress these up or down in a pinch with an oversized sweater and mules or a blazer and heels.