How to Pull Off the Pajama Fashion Trend Without Looking Like You Stepped Out in Your PJs

By A Mystery Man Writer

Boudoir elegance is one of the newest fashion trends to come out of the spring 2016 runway season. We've seen teddies, chemises and even full-on pajamas on the runways of Celine and Balenciaga, to name a couple, which is very good news because: Hello, you get to wear your pajamas outside of the house! But no need to wait until spring to pull off what could be the easiest, comfiest trend in recent memory. Street style stars have already endorsed the look by way of silk pajama sets and piped cotton night shirts (not to mention Gucci's fur-lined slippers that editors and bloggers can't seem to get enough of). Now, sure, Hugh Hefner has been rocking the robe for decades, but there are chic and easy ways to style your pajamas without actually looking like you're heading to bed. Follow these five rules of pajama dressing and you'll never look better not getting dressed in the morning. We Wore What Instead of a jacket, opt for a kimono-style robe. Belt it over a pair of jeans and thin knit sweater for crisp fall mornings. If you're going to choose a matching pajama set, go silk. We love crisp oxford cotton
Boudoir elegance is one of the newest fashion trends to come out of the spring 2016 runway season. We've seen teddies, chemises and even full-on pajamas on the runways of Celine and Balenciaga, to name a couple, which is very good news because: Hello, you get to wear your pajamas outside of the house! But no need to wait until spring to pull off what could be the easiest, comfiest trend in recent memory. Street style stars have already endorsed the look by way of silk pajama sets and piped cotton night shirts (not to mention Gucci's fur-lined slippers that editors and bloggers can't seem to get enough of). Now, sure, Hugh Hefner has been rocking the robe for decades, but there are chic and easy ways to style your pajamas without actually looking like you're heading to bed. Follow these five rules of pajama dressing and you'll never look better not getting dressed in the morning. We Wore What Instead of a jacket, opt for a kimono-style robe. Belt it over a pair of jeans and thin knit sweater for crisp fall mornings. If you're going to choose a matching pajama set, go silk. We love crisp oxford cotton