The House of Fraser dressing gown we all need right now

(Image credit: Biba/ House of Fraser PR)

By Selina Maycock 2020-11-26T12:44:27Z

House of Fraser has unveiled the mother of all dressing gowns which has made working from home that extra glam.

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When lockdown means you're not allowed to go "out-out" this year, you don't have to be like Cinderella and wear rags around the house.

Instead you can stay in, dress up and socialise virtually with one of these incredibly stylish dressing gowns - which puts the fun back into the word functional.

Take a look at why this ball gown style dressing gown is like no other...

House of Fraser Biba dressing gown — The Biba dressing gown at House of Fraser

Designed to make you feel "majestic and red-carpet ready, this gown is the must have for the Zoom party season with no expense spared on extravagance and cosiness.

You can slouch in style on the sofa, wrap up in luxury for your working from home video meetings or simply have a zoom night out without the hassle of getting your dress caught in the taxi door.

It's an ideal winter wardrobe staple with multiple uses.

Dressed up, or dressed down, this luxurious, understated gown in a crisp white super soft towel texture, constructed with elegant bell sleeves and a lavish train, is guaranteed to impress your Zoom party guests.

Designed with comfort in mind, this dress details a stylish wide neck and flattering waist tie to provide the perfect fit. Best accompanied with your most dazzling jewellery and statement heels, the Dress-in-Gown is all you need for this party season.

You can pre-order the one-size gown for $80.09 (£60) ahead of its release on 11th December.

Cue the virtual invites...

Selina Maycock

Selina is a Senior Celebrity Writer with more than 13 years experience in newspapers and magazines. She is currently Senior Entertainment writer for Goodto.com, womanandhome.com and Myimperfectlife.com

Before joining Future [formerly TI Media], Selina spent two years as a Showbiz Freelance Writer, worked as a Showbiz Writer at Heat magazine. Selina previously spent six years as Acting News Editor and Entertainment Reporter at the Scunthorpe Telegraph where she was awarded a O2 Media Judges' Special Award for helping a terminally ill cancer sufferer realise his dying wish and marry his childhood sweetheart.

When she's not interviewing celebrities you can find her getting into a spin on the ice, planning her next Mini adventure or making memories!