It's so fun to put together a Fall wardrobe, and while we're all about those Reformation dresses and sweaters, let's not forget the magic of accessories! After doing my clothing *try on haul*, I've been thinking about how accessories truly complete an outfit. I've been eyeing some of Reformation's sustainable accessory options lately, wondering if they hold up to the same quality and style as their clothing. When I'm deciding what to keep or return from my accessory hauls, especially from brands like Reformation, I think about a few key things. First, versatility. Can this bag or pair of shoes work with multiple outfits from my Fall haul? Reformation's aesthetic often leans towards timeless and chic, so I look for accessories that complement that vibe without being overly trendy. For instance, their delicate gold jewelry or classic leather belts can really elevate a simple dress or a cozy knit. I've found their smaller bags, like crossbodies or mini shoulder bags, are often perfect for adding a touch of elegance without overwhelming an outfit. It's all about how they enhance the overall look, making a casual outfit feel polished or a dressier one complete. Another big factor is sustainability and quality – just like with their clothing. Are these accessories made with eco-friendly materials? Will they last more than one season? My experience with Reformation's accessories has been a bit mixed, much like any brand; some pieces feel incredibly well-made and are definitely a *keep*, while others, especially at their price point, might make you reconsider and lean towards a *return*. For example, I’ve heard great things about their silk scarves for adding a pop of color and warmth to a Fall outfit, and they definitely seem like a valuable investment. They can be worn around the neck, in your hair, or even tied to a bag for that extra touch of flair. I also pay attention to comfort, especially with shoes. If I'm going to keep a pair of Reformation sandals, heels, or boots, they need to be something I can actually wear all day without regret. It's easy to get swept up in how cute a pair looks, but practicality is key for me. No matter how stylish, if they pinch or rub, they're likely going back. Overall, when considering Reformation accessories, I treat them like any other valuable addition to my wardrobe. They should enhance my personal style, be comfortable, and align with my values for sustainable fashion. It’s about creating a cohesive look from head to toe. So, whether it’s a statement necklace, a perfectly sized clutch, or the ideal pair of boots, it always comes down to: does it spark joy and truly elevate my Fall look? If not, it's probably a return for me!