New shoes and jewelry from Hill House Home are here to take your nap dresses to the next level

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Once in a while, when a fashion piece is really good (in all ways), it becomes one for the masses. This was the case with Hill House Home's. You've probably seen it, whether on your Instagram feed or IRL. Maybe you even own one or two (but let's be honest, maybe the number can go up to three).. That's the kind of power that this robe, and all the iterations that followed, exercises.

Since the tiered, ruffled silhouette has become synonymous with comfortable, stylish dressing and a (mostly) home life, Hill House Home, which also offers a variety of homewares, has branched out into swimwear and accessories, in addition to a wider range of clothing. Now he's coming to your shoe collection with two new styles: a platform heel, which happens to be one of the top shoe trends for fall 2022, and a slide sandal. To top it all off, the launch also comes with sparkling jewelry.

We spoke with Hill House Home Founder and CEO Nell Diamond about the new shoe line, diving into jewelry, apparel for joy and the continuation of his burgeoning lifestyle empire.

Your brand became known for the Nap Dress, which revolutionized the idea of ​​wearing pajamas on a daily basis and embracing chic and elegant comfort, before and after the pandemic. How did the idea of ​​designing shoes and jewelry come about?

Launching Hill House Home shoes and jewelry is truly a dream come true for me. To know me is to know my love for shoes, especially platforms. The Hill House team and I have always dreamed of creating the perfect platform and the perfect slide: shoes that are comfortable, high quality, and make the wearer feel special.

When I was 17, I gave a speech at my high school in my favorite pair of shoes: pink patent leather 4-inch Mary-Jane heels. I was student body president and it was an awards ceremony at the end of the school year. Another parent in the audience turned to my mother, halfway through, and asked, "How can you let such a brilliant girl wear those shoes?" as if there was a direct correlation between my brain and my shoes.

My parents' adoption of my crazy fashion sense as a kid had a huge impact on me. They let me wear whatever I wanted, regardless of the projections others placed on my fashion choices. Shoes are uncomplicated to me, they are pure joy and self-expression, one of the happiest parts of my day.