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The Duchess Of Sussex Loves This Label’s Dresses—And We Do, Too

Now they’re available in Canada.
By Charlotte Herrold
Reformation dresses in the store interior is all white, grey and cream with neatly arranged racks and stacks of clothing.

Reformation, the L.A.-based eco-friendly fashion brand worn by Meghan Markle and Busy Philipps, opened its first Canadian store this summer. The 1,650-square-foot space at Toronto’s Yorkdale Mall is destined to be a go-to for floaty dresses, on-trend linen tops and cropped pants in peppy prints—all ranging from $45 to $375, all made from deadstock and plant-based fabrics. The store will also be stocking select items in petite and extended sizing (up to 24). Can’t make it to the 6ix? The brand is now offering free express shipping in Canada—using compostable or recycled packaging, naturally.

Bea Skirt

$230, thereformation.com

The Duchess Of Sussex Loves This Label’s Dresses—And We Do, Too

Lacey Dress

$380, thereformation.com

The Duchess Of Sussex Loves This Label’s Dresses—And We Do, Too

Checked Linen Dress

$305

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The Duchess Of Sussex Loves This Label’s Dresses—And We Do, Too

Monique Dress

$200, thereformation.com

The Duchess Of Sussex Loves This Label’s Dresses—And We Do, Too

Gavin Dress

$335, thereformation.com

The Duchess Of Sussex Loves This Label’s Dresses—And We Do, Too

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