Reformation's summer sale is on now — and Blake Lively's favourite dress is 30% off

Kayla Kuefler
·Senior Shopping & Lifestyle Editor
·3 min read
blake lively and ryan reynolds, blake lively wearing cherry print black and red dress from reformation
Blake Lively's Reformation dress is on sale — but sizes are selling out! (Photos via Getty & Reformation)

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If you're a Reformation lover (be honest, who isn't?), I'd be willing to bet that news of a summer sale would, as the people say, be music to your ears.

Luckily, stirrings of a Reformation sale aren't just rumours. Starting today, the cool-girl brand is hosting its annual summer sale — and from one Ref girl to another, the selection is jaw-dropping.

From Karlie Kloss' favourite Zoe Skirt to Olivia Rodrigo's Joyride High Rise Straight Jeans, dozens (upon dozens) of Reformation best-sellers are up for grabs at up to 40 per cent off.

Notably included in the sale is the brand's Afternoon Dress, one of Blake Lively's must-have summer picks. To shop the Afternoon dress and many more soon-to-sell-out styles, scroll below.

Reformation Afternoon Dress

model with long black hair wearing reformation cherry print midi Afternoon Dress (Photo via Reformation)
Afternoon Dress (Photo via Reformation)

$168 $240 at Reformation

The "Gossip Girl" actress was snapped alongside husband Ryan Reynolds wearing Reformation's Afternoon dress at Wembley Stadium in London, England, earlier this summer.

The Afternoon features a straight neckline, flattering fitted bodice and midi-length skirt. While the dress is available in four eye-catching prints, one on-sale design is already sold out, so if you have your eye on Blake's black cherry print, take this as your sign to buy!

Thanks to Blake Lively's stamp of approval and Reformation's it-girl status, sizes of the dress are flying off the (virtual) shelves. So, to avoid sartorial heartbreak, we wouldn't wait on these deals. To shop more from Reformation's limited-time summer sale, scroll below.

Polka Dress

Polka Dress (Photo via Reformation)
Polka Dress (Photo via Reformation)

This elegant LBD brings to mind Julia Roberts' black and white Valentino Oscar dress circa 2001 and, rather unsurprisingly, we are obsessed. Black not your colour? The mini is also available in hot pink.

$173 $288 at Reformation

Hester Top

Hester Top (Photo via Reformation)
Hester Top (Photo via Reformation)

Reformation's romantic Hester top has a slim-fitting bodice and a fully smocked back for added comfort. Take home the top in four colours, including classic black.

$90 $128 at Reformation

Cynthia Patch High Rise Straight Jeans

Cynthia Patch High Rise Straight Jeans (Photo via Reformation)
Cynthia Patch High Rise Straight Jeans (Photo via Reformation)

These oh-so-cute high-rise jeans feature a cropped straight leg, finished hem and patches on the knee and back pocket. If you are looking for a more comfortable fit, Reformation recommends sizing up.

$139 $198 at Reformation

Reina Dress

Reina Dress (Photo via Reformation)
Reina Dress (Photo via Reformation)

A beyond-stunning pick for wedding season, this midi dress features a flattering cap sleeve, fitted waist, and V-neckline.

$240 $400 at Reformation

Sable Dress

Sable Dress (Photo via Reformation)
Sable Dress (Photo via Reformation)

An absolute knockout: Reformation's Sable dress features a straight neckline, smocked bodice, and spaghetti tie straps. Because variety is the spice of life, the dress comes is seven colours and prints.

$202 $288 at Reformation

Dory Linen Dress

Dory Linen Dress (Photo via Reformation)
Dory Linen Dress (Photo via Reformation)

This mini linen dress is all we plan on wearing for the remainder of summer. With a halter neckline and faux wrap skirt, the hot weather-friendly style is available in two colours: navy and orange.

$173 $288 at Reformation

Crimini Dress

Crimini Dress (Photo via Reformation)
Crimini Dress (Photo via Reformation)

This casual summer dress has a flattering V-neckline, adjustable straps and a side slit. Equal parts effortless and sexy, the dress is available in ten prints.

$123 $175 at Reformation

Adriel Linen Dress

Adriel Linen Dress (Photo via Reformation)
Adriel Linen Dress (Photo via Reformation)

This pretty off-the-shoulder midi dress features a button front and smocked back bodice. The shoulder-baring dress is available in three styles: white, red, and blue stripes.

$201 $335 at Reformation

Bea Skirt

Bea Skirt (Photo via Reformation)
Bea Skirt (Photo via Reformation)

Your new office-meets-weekend staple: Reformation's Bea skirt is available in 18 eye-catching colours and prints and sizes zero to 12.

$139 $198 at Reformation

Margot Skirt

Margot Skirt (Photo via Reformation)
Margot Skirt (Photo via Reformation)

It's summertime, why not show off your legs? This seriously cute mini skirt is available in 14 prints, including leopard, black and white hearts, and snakeskin.

$90 $128 at Reformation

Cassandra Dress

Cassandra Dress (Photo via Reformation)
Cassandra Dress (Photo via Reformation)

Whatever you're dressing up for, you're sure to be the belle of the ball in Reformation's glamorous Cassandra dress.

$202 $288 at Reformation

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