New Temple Dress Arrivals: 3 Looks We're Loving Right Now

There’s something special about being early to a style — before it’s been seen a hundred times over. This week we’re spotlighting three new arrivals that just landed in the shop, each with its own quiet personality, but all built around the same thing every temple dress should have: comfort, coverage, and reverence that doesn’t get in your way.

Here’s what’s new, what to look for, and how each one wears.

1. The Hannah Set

The Hannah Temple Top ($43) and Hannah Temple Skirt ($45) are designed to be worn together, and the pairing is worth the two-piece commitment. The top has a relaxed fit with a front button closure and graceful balloon sleeves — soft volume without ever feeling bulky. The skirt is a flowing white maxi with an elastic waist, easy to move in and comfortable for a full day of wear.

Look for: A relaxed top paired with a fluid skirt if you want ease of movement without sacrificing a polished, finished look. The balloon sleeve is a small detail that makes this set feel a little more special than a basic separates combination.

2. The Scotti Set

The Scotti Temple Top ($41) and Scotti Temple Skirt ($41) bring a subtle textured pattern to the white-on-white palette — the kind of detail that catches the light without ever reading as busy. Both pieces are slightly fitted with a high neckline and long sleeves on top, and the skirt’s discreet side pockets are a small, practical touch you’ll appreciate the moment you need somewhere to put your hands.

Look for: A slightly fitted silhouette if you prefer a more tailored shape than a relaxed fit. The subtle texture adds visual interest without needing any additional styling.

3. The Sariah Dress

The Sariah Temple Dress ($119) is the one-and-done option for anyone who’d rather not coordinate separates. A white lace collar finishes the neckline, the dress is fully lined for coverage and comfort, and functional buttons run down the front for easy on-and-off. It’s timeless in the way a good temple dress should be — the kind of piece you’ll still reach for years from now.

Look for: A fully lined, single-piece dress if simplicity matters most to you. The lace collar is a finishing detail, not a statement — elegant without drawing attention to itself.

Quick Comparison

A Few Things to Consider

If this is your first time picking out a temple dress — or you’re shopping for someone who is — a few practical things are worth thinking about beyond style alone:

•        Comfort matters more than it seems at first try-on. Sit down, move around, and raise your arms in any dress before deciding — comfort standing in front of a mirror is different from comfort over a longer period of time.

•        Lining matters as much as the outer fabric. All three of this week’s arrivals are fully lined, so you’re not choosing between a style you love and the coverage you need.

•        If you’re shopping for someone else — a daughter, a friend, a sister — fit and ease of movement are usually more appreciated than anything trend-driven.

For anything specific to temple requirements or your own preparation, your bishop, a trusted family member, or the temple preparation class in your ward are always the best place to start.

FAQ

Are the Hannah, Scotti, and Sariah pieces lined?

Yes — all three are fully lined for coverage and comfort.

Can I mix and match the Hannah and Scotti tops and skirts?

Both sets are designed to be worn together, but since they’re sold as separates, you’re welcome to pair the pieces however fits you best.

What sizes are available?

The Hannah and Scotti sets run S-L (skirts also offer XS and XL). The Sariah dress runs S-XL. Full measurements are listed on each product page.

How do I know which fit is right for me — relaxed, fitted, or fully lined one-piece?

It really comes down to personal preference. The Hannah set offers more ease of movement, the Scotti set is slightly more tailored, and the Sariah dress is a single piece if you’d rather not coordinate separates. All three are built for comfort over a full day of wear.