Over the past two years, we’ve given up on high heels, uncomfortable shapewear, and if we’re honest, pretty much anything with a belt requires buttons and zippers. Instead: a range of ultra-comfortable caftans and roomy dresses, perfect for swans in our homes.
If you are the type of person who likes to receive wear clothes every day just for the sake of getting dressed, rather than obligated to an office full of co-workers, you may have heard of House on the hillromantic dress line. And if that’s the case, you’ll be delighted at the news that the brand has just launched a new product Kaleidoscope Collectionplus some new colors and styles you’ll want to buy today.
Brand aesthetics – expressed by popularity / virality Short nightgown – is all about fancy ruffled, floral dresses that are easy to wear and also look amazing. (Think heroine Jane Austen vibes in her very own 2022 vibes.) They’re perfect to make you feel like you have enough to do the most work while WFH and take care of the business while still being comfortable enough that dressing up is a pleasure rather than a chore, even when we only dress ourselves. After all, wearing them takes as much effort as wearing our favorite selfies, so if it suits your mood, why not start the day with a little glamor? droopy?
New colorways of the Kaleidoscope collection include the Candy Kaleidoscope and the Ocean Kaleidoscope, which are two psychedelic, ’60s wavy prints made from 100% linen (super breathable when heat hits). temperature will start to heat up in the coming months). Candy comes in subdued pinks and yellows, while Ocean comes in blues and greens. You’ll find it on the brand’s Ao Dai series, now all with pockets, plus Lily shirtdress ($200), two pieces Top Paz ($100) and Skirt ($100) and Allie Zip-Up Top ($125).
Paz pieces, medium length Ellie Nap Dress ($150), above the knee Elizabeth Nap Dress ($150), Ava Dress ($150) and Ana’s brand new dress also comes in four new colors: Poppy Pink Poplin, Lilac Sky Poplin, Bay Blue Sky Poplin, and Navy Linen.
Talk about Ana Dress ($150), the new style features a shorter hem and removes the front bodice in favor of a more tailored top and optional belt – but it’s all about maximalism with two ruffle layer on short sleeves.
Also new to the line: Skyler pants ($125), advertised as a beach pants but as a loose, cropped pair of pants that we could wear any time of day. It features an Ocean Kaleidoscope print and a pajama blue color.
To complete the outfit, Hill House’s Sun hat ($60), a bucket-style hat with a wide brim perfect for sun protection on warmer days, is now available in Ocean Kaleidoscope and in a blue floral print. You can also add a dramatic cat eye sunglasses ($100) on your order now – the only hard part is choosing between the classic pink, tortoiseshell, or black lines adorned with Swarowski crystals.
Hill House style They tend to sell out fast, so shop around for new colors and styles before they sell out.
