Hill House Home’s Only Sale of the Year Is Now (and It’s Kate Middleton-Approved)

Small floral prints are an English classic, and this 22 mm Mulberry silk pillow case decorated with the pattern is a gift any lucky recipient would cherish. It has a zip closure to keep pillows from sliding out, and a gorgeous baby pink piping at the edges. The natural oils and slipperiness of silk are help prevent skin dryness and hair breakage—and the cool feel of silk on a sleepy brow is priceless.

Princess Katherine isn't the only royal vibing with Hill House Home style. According to Town & Country, Princess Beatrice was spotted wearing the classic Ellie Nap Dress from Hill House while in attendance at the Oscar's Book Prize ceremony. She wore her A-line dress over a silk, long-sleeve blouse and paired it with heels, showing just how versatile this signature garment can be, even while it’s cold out. My favorite detail? Why the pockets, of course.

The cozy viscose blend Fair Isle knit brings to mind Kate's tendency to rock the classics, layered over jeans and under a leather jacket, and to look completely up-to-date. This sweater makes it easy since it has a slightly boxy and oversize fit that’ll look chic and relaxed tucked into the top of your jeans. The cream color is a dream for neutral lovers. Hill House mentions that you can hand launder in cool water, so that's a plus when it comes to care.

If you love the sophisticated look of the Scarlett Nap dress but want to embrace the frazzled English lady aesthetic, get the crimson colorway and layer over and under it. You’ll enjoy the comfy elastic smocking, puff sleeves and ruffle hem, but in a midi length that’s perfect with everything from boots to flats. Plus, the sleeve length feels like the perfect in-between of longer and no-sleeve styles.

Princess Catherine is known for her refined yet casual wardrobe, and this small-print midi dress with a modest neckline reminds me of the blue-and-white print dress she wore to cheer Prince William at a charity polo match. Make like a royal and wear with low slingbacks.

OK, I don’t have the inside scoop on what the royal pajamas look like, but I like to imagine it looks something like the Cleo set. A jewel neckline, comfy short sleeves and cotton-with-a-touch-of-stretch comfort. As someone who runs hot while I sleep and prefers comfort above all else, I really appreciate that this is made from a brushed cotton fabric that feels warm yet is still breathable thanks to the delicate openwork pattern. And the drawstring waistband is the cherry on top of my cozy vibes.

Designed to look and feel like a robe from a ritzy hotel, this helft cotton robe with contrast piping is the height of sophisticated chic, and the easiest way to turn stepping out of the shower into a regal experience. Note: One hundred percent zero-twist micro cotton, a nice fat waist tie and pockets (the way to every woman's heart) add up to the perfect give for your mom or sister.

The smocked bodice on this dress is comfortable, the length is comely yet wearable and the high neckline and midi-puff sleeves are modest. I see this with boots and tights in the winter and, since it's 100 percent cotton, enjoying it through summer with bare legs and flats. And don't forget, these are called "nap dresses" for a reason—the shirring, waist, sleeves and neckline are comfy, not constricting.

It's a muted floral that embodies a sweet English sensibility, just like Kate Middleton. It has a padded interior and a durable canvas exterior and is going to make you happy to reach into your tote for a quick makeup touch-up. Also, this is the holiday gift item to have on hand because everyone needs a new makeup bag, always.