Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie Would *Totally* Be All Over the Hill House Home Annual Sale

As soon as I saw this versatile long-sleeve dress, I immediately thought of the princesses because of its classic and modest silhouette. The closet staple is made from 100 percent cotton and features the brand’s beloved elasticated smocking that’ll make it feel oh-so comfortable from the second you put it on through second servings at dinner. The darling silhouette is finished with dainty ruffles at the shoulders, puff sleeves that aren't too voluminous and lace detailing at the neckline. It can’t get much better than that.

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.

Named the Diana, this sweater is clearly fit for royalty. The cozy wool fisherman knit 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, and if you look closely, you’ll see that it features a gorgeous diamond pattern, which is a great way to add texture to your outfit. The brand does suggest to dry clean it, though Hill House mentions that you can hand wash it in cold water, too.

If you love the sophistacated look of the Scarlett Nap dress but want the length of the Ellie Nap dress, I suggest opting for the Lousia. You’ll get to enjoy that comfy elastic smocking, puff sleeves and ruffle hem, but in a midi length that’s neither too long or short. Plus, the sleeve length feels like the perfect in-between of longer and no-sleeve styles.

Princess Eugenie is known for her refined and sophisticated wardrobe, and I’d love nothing more than to see her wear this polished Blake jacket. In addition to the plaid twill fabric that gives off so much texture and color, it also has a really fun ruffled collar and feminine bell sleeves that I can only imagine will look impeccable on the princess. Make like a royal and opt for the matching skirt to complete the set, or try dressing it down and wearing it with jeans and closed-toe pumps.

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 Cypress set. From the Peter Pan collar to the lace-trim details, what’s not to love? 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 like a warm flannel yet is still breathable. And the drawstring waistband is the cherry on top of my cozy vibes.

Anyone else loving this breezy Nap dress? The smocked Cosima frock is bra-friendly and features a classy high boat neck fit that the royals love to sport. While it’s the most casual dress of the bunch above, it’s certainly still chic as can be and would look just as good paired with sandals as it would with boots and statement earrings for a night out.

Live out your frazzled English woman aesthetic dreams in the Ren cardigan—a cozy button-down sweater crafted from a cozy wool blend. My fellow PureWow editors have been pointing out that woven Fair Isle designs like this will be everywhere come winter, so I wouldn’t wait to hop on the trend, especially since it’s one that won’t go out of style.

As soon as I saw this, I immediate remembered that time Princess Beatrice wore that cropped Zara flap blazer as she phone banked during the BGC Group Charity Day. Maybe it’s the sophistication or perhaps it’s the sleek structure, but I see this powerhouse of a blazer hanging in her wardrobe. In line with the hourglass jackets trend, this blazer is nipped-in at the waist and has some padding at the shoulders, creating that bespoke fit that’ll dominate any boardroom or brunch with the ladies.