Reformation Taps Laura Harrier for New Collection

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Laura Harrier can now add designer to her credentials. The actor has partnered with Reformation on a new collection that draws inspiration from vintage pieces she’s steadily collected over the years, updated with a fresh palette primed for hot summer days spent commuting straight from the office to cocktails on a deck—with a water view, of course.

Reformation reached out to Harrier last December—timely, as she was already considering what her pathway to designing womenswear might look like. “But I always wanted to do it with the right partner, something that felt natural and organic,” Harrier tells Bazaar. “I’ve been a Reformation customer for, honestly, like, over a decade. I used to shop at their store on the Lower East Side, when it was actually mainly vintage, and was obsessed with it.”

Made entirely from deadstock fabric in earthy tones like aquamarine and bronze, the 18-piece collection is designed for women who want pieces they can wear both to the office and for a night on the town, looking and feeling sexy. Standouts include the Charchi miniskirt, which was designed to accentuate the leg without causing unplanned flashing incidents: “I’ve always wanted something that was low-waisted, short, but not too short—you know, you could still wear it and not be too exposed,” Harrier says. The Maddie one-shoulder top, which similarly shows off the décolletage while making sure the wearer’s breasts feel secure, references a vintage piece Harrier has had in her closet for years. “I've been wearing it all summer already, wearing it during the day with a long, flowy white skirt,” the BlacKkKlansman star says. “And then I’ve been wearing it out at night with a miniskirt, so it can really go either way.”

Designing a new collection at a time when the fashion industry continues to wrestle with sustainability, while satisfying restless market demands, is something Harrier doesn’t take lightly: “Fashion is one of the biggest polluters in the world, and I think we can kind of all do our part to help contribute to something that has a longer life, that isn’t made, you know, like in a massive factory with fast fashion,” she says. “That’s part of my love of collecting vintage clothes: supporting something that’s more sustainable.” Reformation, which began by exclusively selling vintage clothing out of a storefront in Los Angeles, has continued to keep sustainability at its core as the brand expands, making the environmental footprint of its products public through a quarterly sustainability report and continuing to innovate in the womenswear category with new textiles like its water-saving jeans, made from regenerative and recycled cotton.

The Reformation × Laura Harrier collection is now available online and in select stores, with prices in the collection ranging from $88 to $578. Shop our favorite pieces below.

Charchi Skirt

Not too long, not too short, the “perfect” miniskirt now exists. Pair it with a white T-shirt and ballet flats during the day, then swap in a slinky, asymmetrical top once you’ve clocked out.

Materials: 100% silk

Sizes: 0–12

Colors: Matte black, matte silver, leopard

Velda Dress

With its plunging V-neck and slim cut down the leg, the Velda dress is an elegant, slip-on-and-go stunner that still leaves a little something to the imagination.

Materials: 92% polyester, 8% spandex

Sizes: 0–12

Colors: Chocolate, black

Holt Top

When the humidity sets in, ditch the sleeves and opt for the cowl-neck top that got major playtime during the ’90s. The billowy shape accentuates the curves while letting them breathe—a timely two-for-one.

Materials: 100% silk

Sizes: XS–XL

Colors: Aqua, black

Collins Shirt

Today, trends come and go faster than ever before, but a crisp white button-up is truly a timeless wardrobe essential.

Materials: 98% organic cotton, 2% spandex

Sizes: 0–12

Colors: Bright white, mushroom, navy

Danielle Pants

Big day? Nothing ties a look together (and commands a room) better than a pair of tailored black trousers.

Materials: 92% nylon, 8% spandex

Sizes: 0–12

Colors: Black, morel

Veda Eleonore Leather Jacket

It’s hard to go wrong with an all-black ensemble—it just works— but if you’re looking to add a little color, a brown leather coat adds just the right amount of warmth. Buy this one now and save it when for when the air shifts and a single leaf drops, ushering in the start of fall.

Materials: 100% leather

Sizes: XS–XL

Colors: Chocolate brown

Etta Knit Dress

This tube dress can be layered under a blazer when the occasion leans more formal, or worn alone as a brunch look primed against the ongoing heat wave. “The fabric is double-layered, so it really kind of squeezes you in the right place and looks super flattering,” says Harrier.

Materials: 88% Tencel lyocell, 12% spandex

Sizes: XS–XL

Colors: Mole, fiore di latte, capri

Maddie Knit Top

Take notes from Harrier and pair this one-shoulder top with a loose maxi skirt or a pair of straight-leg denim jeans.

Materials: 95% polyester, 5% Spandex

Sizes: XS–XL

Colors: Black, taupe

Lakisha Skirt

The reign of the silk skirt—which can be dressed up with a slinky top or down with a funky band tee—is still going very strong.

Materials: 100% silk

Sizes: 0–12

Colors: Aquamarine, gray, magnetic

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