Style and sleepwear
February 8th, 2007Sleepwear is where I personally draw the line – there is no style quotient in the land of nod and comfort is the only criteria. If you can’t wear itchy lace sets, that’s okay (I certainly can’t). If you dream best in boxer shorts and a tank, go for it. Shapeless, roomy, comfy PJ’s are adorable and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
With sleepwear costing as much as outerwear, it’s usually the last item on my shopping list. Then again, this aspect of your wardrobe is extremely personal and best left between you and your bed sheets.
Victoria’s Secret has a super variety of sleepwear, but their quality is not high end. Not a bad place to get a cheap quick-fix if you need something fancy (or sexy).
February 8th, 2007 at 9:12 am
Sleepwear is a big problem for me! I lOVE being comfy–give me baggy sweats and a tee shirt any day! But hubby likes to see me cute. I have yet to find really comfortably sleep clothes that hides my belly pooch while still being cute. (Seems like all the cute sleep clothes tend to hug the body.) Oh well! Guess I’ll keep looking!
February 8th, 2007 at 9:29 am
Woven options are often better than knitted for “camouflage”. A woven pair of elasticized boxer shorts with a stretchy baby T might just do the trick.
Hopefully this will make you and hubby happy.
February 8th, 2007 at 10:27 am
Check out the DKNY jammies at Nordstorm. Cute and comfy. Macy’s Alfani brand has some great mix and match options, too.
February 9th, 2007 at 8:49 am
Lands’ End had very comfy PJs. I got a gift certificate for Lands’ End a few years ago and tried their supima cotton PJ’s - they were so soft. And I think they look fine if not sexy. No complaints from the hubby.