Don’t Sleep on It: Hill House Home’s Nap Dresses Are on Sale

If you had your eye on the the Nap Dress that started it all, now is your chance to buy the 100 percent cotton style at a fraction of the price. This pastel blue color and delicate floral print take it to the next level.

Another iteration of the Nap dress, this midi can be paired with ballet flats or with boots in the fall.

Wear this matching cropped top and shorts, featuring an elegant broderie trim, together for an effortlessly chic all-white outfit. Or break up the pieces and style them with other separates in your closet.

With halter-neck dresses and tops trending, this vintage-inspired midi is a no-brainer. Bonus: The check print also makes it an investment-worthy fall pick.

Have one more beach vacation in the books? Upgrade your swimwear drawer with this Baywatch-worthy one-piece.

If you’re in the market for an elegant fall wedding guest dress that can comfortably get you through the ceremony, dinner, and dancing, look no further than this elegant pick.

Upgrade your wardrobe for the cold-weather season with this cotton poplin shirt that offers a twist on a classic staple.

Enjoy the last few weeks of picnic season while wearing this adorable gingham mini skirt.

If you’re not the type to commit to a full polka dot look, these heels are a subtle way to participate in the trend that’s back (once again).

Hill House Home has become a go-to destination for dresses. One look at this dress and it’s clear why. A fit-and-flare silhouette. Check. Statement sleeves. Check. Cute apple print. Check, check, check.

Turtlenecks don’t have to be boring. For proof, see this lace number that can elevate the simplest of jeans or pants.

The styling potential of this statement skirt is limitless: wear with a swimsuit as a cover-up, with a matching top as a set, or on its own with a tank top or cropped cardigan.

Your holiday look is here early with this chunky headband that comes embellished with rhinestones.

Enjoy the last of the summer by sporting this crop top on its own. Then layer it over a button-down shirt as a vest to continue wearing it into fall and winter.