House of CB delves into archive of bandage dresses for 15th anniversary
House of CB is celebrating its 15th anniversary with a return to its roots, unveiling a new Bandage Collection that pays homage to the brand’s early aesthetic.
The capsule collection, set to drop globally on 2 June, revisits the signature bodycon styles that first propelled House of CB into the spotlight back in 2010 - an era when its designs quickly caught the attention of red-carpet regulars including Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and the Kardashians.
From a Dalston market stall to flagship stores across the globe, its founder Conna Walker, has turned affordable sexiness into a multimillion-pound business. She built her now global fashion empire with just £3,000 at age 17 back in 2010. Her goal? To design clothing that would give the illusion of an hourglass silhouette, something the brand continues to do 15 years on.
The new collection stays true to the House of CB DNA - think sculptural mini and midi dresses in rich jewel tones and understated neutrals, featuring sweetheart and scoop necklines with a signature curve-contouring fit. It’s a clear play to reconnect with the brand’s original community, while simultaneously reintroducing archive codes to a new generation of fans.
"Releasing this Bandage Collection feels like a full circle moment," said Walker. "It’s a celebration of where we started and how far we’ve come. The past 15 years have been built on creativity and community, and I couldn’t be more excited to honour our journey with a collection that’s so deeply tied to our roots."
House of CB, which reportedly sells a dress every 30 seconds, has cemented itself as a commercial and cultural success story. In 2024, it generated over $200 million in retail sales and continues to expand both its physical footprint, with flagship stores in London and LA.
Last month, not only did the brand partner with ASOS for the first time, but it also signed for its second UK store outside of London on Peter’s Lane at Liverpool ONE shopping centre.
