People usually choose their outfit for the day, or OOTD, carefully even if they just plan to stay at home. But I wonder how many of them would put the same amount of thought when it comes to sleepwear. It can be easy for people to take their sleepwear fashion for granted. After all, you are just going to bed and snooze. But sometimes a nice and comfortable set of bed clothes can help you sleep better.
Your options for sleepwear fashion can range from the classic night dress and pajamas to the sexy lingerie. The traditional pajamas include loose fitting trousers and jackets made from soft fabrics. Matching pajamas with prints like balloons, animals, shapes, etc. are popular with kids but there are also stylish designs for adults. Some say that women who prefer to wear matching pajamas in bed tend to be well organized and very particular with their style. Those who would like to explore their creative side can try to mix and match pajama tops and bottoms to suit their mood. There are also pajama sets today that make use of shorts or boxers in lieu of trousers. If you are in the mood for jammies, then take your pick from the selection of pyjama sets at House of Fraser.
Nighties or Night dresses are good options for those who want to embrace their femininity as they go to bed. Just like pajamas, these dresses are loose and comfortable to wear. They are usually made with cotton, silk, or satin materials. Women who like to wear nighties are usually romantic at heart. Traditional night dresses have embroidery or lace designs in the bust area, and has knee-length or floor-length options. Their modern versions can go as short as hip length with revealing cuts to make you feel sexy. Those who feel that less clothes means more or better sleep may opt for the lingerie in their sleepwear fashion. Wearing lingerie can make a woman feel more alluring and sexy.
Some would say that your choice of sleepwear fashion reflects your personality. The outdoors type usually wear old shirts, jogging pants, or their favourite active wear to bed, conservative ones wear jammies, etc. This may or may not be true, but what you wear is often a reflection of what you value. Your sleepwear may define your style but not your whole personality.
