Hill House Home debuts their equestrian-inspired capsule collection and campaign.

Hill House Home Debuts Equestrian Capsule Collection Ahead of Fall

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Hill House Home dropped its Equestrian capsule collection on Tuesday, featuring six new styles, and is now available on Hill House Home‘s official website.

Hill House Home’s Equestrian capsule collection, with a campaign lensed by Emma Craft at Bunny Williams’ home in Connecticut, includes a total of 12 styles from the brand, which gained popularity with the rise of the Nap dress. The Cosima Nap dress, Delphine Nap skirt, the Rennie dress, Scarlett Nap dress and the classic Ellie Nap dress are among the returning styles in the Equestrian capsule.

“Our equestrian-inspired prints are customer favorites. In fact, our first fall piece to sell out was when we dropped our ‘Equestrian Toile’ print in 2023, It sold out in a day in nearly all the styles it came in,” Nell Diamond, Hill House Home’s founder and chief executive office, told WWD.

“We’ve had an equestrian nod in every fall collection since then and this season is no exception. This season’s Equestrian Capsule is an homage to everything we love about fall — rich prints, varied textures and a collegiate, feminine vibe.”

The capsule includes autumnal motifs for the forthcoming season, with muted warm tones and equestrian-inspired designs. New styles for the capsule collection include the Mira d ress, Julia dress, Paulina top and Klaire sweater.

Two new jackets debut in the collection — the Rowan and Dax jackets, designed with an elevated take on equestrian dressing. Styles range in sizing from XXXS-XXL with adult styles priced from $150-$278. A Tiny Ellie Nap dress features in the collection for $88 along with the Belle Bow for $38.

“Summer has always been our season, but we’ve been iterating on what fall means to us and I really think the team accomplished something so special this year,” Diamond told WWD.

“I’m very excited about the jackets, which are already resonating with our customer and are ideal for layering. Our first jacket release of the season, the Clarisse, sold out in a matter of minutes in August. There are more jacket offerings in this collection and throughout fall.”

Following the Equestrian drop on Tuesday, Hill House Home will debut the brand’s fall 2025 collection on Sept. 9.