We are all stuck inside and most of us are rocking old concert t-shirts and sweatpants. However, it is probably starting to get to you. No one wants to live in pajamas, even if the idea of it does sound good. Instead of sitting around in your stained pajamas that you wear three days straight, invest in some nicer pajamas that will make you feel good.
Once this is all over, you will be able to wear them and feel put together, even for bedtime!
A Matching Short Set
Pajamas don’t have to be boxy or unattractive. If you want something that is comfortable but still cute. A matching short set in a good print does just that. It mimics the shape and feel of those traditional pajama sets, but it doesn’t look frumpy.
When you get them in a silk fabric? They feel positively luxurious!
A Robe
Even if you aren’t interested in wearing something new in terms of your pajamas, consider a new robe. This will help you look more pulled together when you have to sign for the delivery, greet someone delivering your impulse buys, or just to take your dog out to go to the bathroom.
Robes can cover up a world of sins – and that is what more of our wardrobes look like anymore.
Socks
Socks are an important part of your wardrobe. If your feet get cold, you won’t sleep as well, you will be grumpy, and you’ll take it out on the people around you. A good, high quality, warm pair of socks can help to make you feel better – whether you are binging Netflix shows or you are trying to do a presentation over Zoom.
Even if you do get out of your house, great socks are a necessity.
A Cute Nightgown
Who says that your pajamas need to be pants? Who says that nightgowns need to make you look like your grandmother? As slip dresses come back into style, nightgowns actually look like something you might wear outside – at least some of them do. Even better, you might be willing to do it if you need to run out for a few seconds.
However, not all nightgowns are created equal – don’t get something too frilly.
As we all live in our pajamas more and more, take stock in what you want to wear and how you want to look. Sometimes even putting on a fresh pair can make you feel better.
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