At Hank & Hera, we believe in fashion that makes you feel like yourself, grounded, comfortable, and completely at ease in your own skin. So when Natalie Angel of Let Me Try Before You Buy shared her second review of our styles, we were genuinely thrilled.
Natalie is a trusted voice in Australian fashion, known for her body-positive ethos and real-world try-ons that show how clothes look and move on a body like yours. Her approach is honest, thoughtful, and refreshingly unfiltered — and it’s precisely why we were so proud to be featured again.
What She Tried
In this latest review, Natalie showcases some of our most-loved pieces, such as the Barbara and Melanie (now available in Burgundy), as well as a few newer favourites like the Celeste, India, and Cotton PJs. She tries them on in real time and offers her signature commentary on fabric, fit, length, and overall wearability. She doesn't just show the clothes — she moves in them and tells you what actually works.
Natalie pulls no punches, which makes the praise even sweeter.
From relaxed nightdresses to elevated loungewear, she highlights how Hank & Hera blends softness and structure, with considered details that make every piece wearable day and night.
Why It Matters
This is the second time Natalie has reviewed our collection, and we don’t take that lightly. Returning to Hank & Hera means our designs are delivering on their promise: comfort without compromise, thoughtful design, and inclusive sizing that doesn’t rely on euphemisms or trends.
Natalie’s reviews help demystify online shopping, especially for women who have spent too long being let down by poor fit, bad fabrics, or brands that treat size inclusivity like a marketing tactic. Her feedback supports our belief that style should serve you, not the other way around.
Watch the Review
If you haven't already seen the video, we highly recommend watching the full try-on. Whether you’re already a Hank & Hera customer or just discovering us for the first time, Natalie’s insights will help you find what feels right.
