9 Pieces I Tried On and Loved From Reformation's New Canada Goose Collab

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Without a doubt, the puffer headscarves were the star of the entire Canada Goose x Reformation collection. In total, they were made in four colorways, each one featuring one solid-colored side and one patterned side. Personally, I loved the look of styling a solid-colored or more simple-patterned coat, like this chevron-printed Mila Puffer, with the bold side of the scarf. 

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This collection, with its mismatching yet somehow coordinated vests and coats, is practically begging to be layered, so of course, I had to throw a solid-colored vest on top of a super-patterned coat. For someone who usually goes for plain black or white, this color and pattern explosion is somewhat out of my comfort zone. Though, I'm more than up to the sartorial challenge. 

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Given that it was snowing like crazy in Aspen during my trip, I had to see how many coats from the collection I could layer on to keep warm. The answer? One cropped puffer and one long one, with the addition of a cloudlike hood. The longer Mystique Parka is next-level—warm, heavy but not too heavy, and dangerously chic. 

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Of all the pieces I tried on, this was one of the two I ended up picking to take home to NYC with me. I'm a big vest person, especially for running in the winter, so I knew all along that I wanted to snag one. What led me to choose this one, in particular, was its wearability, as the other side is all black. Don't fret, though. I'll dabble in this daisy-printed side on occasion as well. 

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I used to hate on yellow clothes so hard when I was younger, but lately, with options like this on the market, my stance has slowly but surely been softening toward them. Especially for that après-ski look, primary colors like red, yellow, and blue feel very classic and cool. 

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Though I chose to get this pattern in the coat version as opposed to the vest, it was a tough call because the vest is very laid-back and cool with an almost '70s-like look to it. It reminds me a bit of something Michael Kelso (played by Ashton Kutcher) would wear on That '70s Show, but in a fashionable way.