Reformation has teamed up with creator Enya Umanzor on the Enya Satin Wedge Sandal, a playful statement shoe designed to feel equal parts polished and a little unexpected. Priced at $428 CAD, the sandal comes in three standout colorways: ethereal silver, rich purple and deep teal.
The silky wedge is made with Naia™ Renew Acetate, offering a satin-like finish with a lower-impact material story, and features embroidered swirls along the heel that were hand-drawn by Umanzor herself. The result is a sculptural, whimsical take on occasion footwear that feels especially suited to late-summer events and dressed-up nights out. Available in US sizes 5 through 11, the sandal brings a personal, artful touch to Reformation’s accessory lineup.
The collaboration also reflects growing interest in creator-led fashion drops that feel distinctive, collectible and closely tied to the collaborator’s own aesthetic.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Creator-led Footwear
- Collaborations with digital personalities are turning accessories into collectible extensions of personal aesthetics, creating space for limited drops with built-in audience affinity.
- Sculptural Occasion Shoes
- Artful silhouettes and whimsical detailing are reshaping dress footwear as consumers seek statement pieces that add personality to event styling.
- Lower-impact Satin Finishes
- Materials like acetate-based satin alternatives are expanding premium fashion design possibilities while supporting demand for more responsible luxury cues.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Accessories
- Distinctive sandals and statement heels are giving accessory brands new ways to blend artistry, wearability and scarcity in premium product launches.
- Sustainable Materials
- Bio-based and recycled textile innovations are becoming more visible in fashion collaborations, linking aesthetic appeal with lower-impact material narratives.
- Influencer Commerce
- Creator partnerships are evolving beyond endorsements into co-designed products that translate audience trust and personal style into retail momentum.
