Ladies, give those jeans a rest, pyjamas are what's in trend!
| Apr 28, 2020, 14:13 IST
Ever since the lockdown forced so many of us to start working from home, a lot of people have been trying to still wear outside clothes or formal clothes at home to help make themselves feel like they're at work. And while that may work for them, we all know that when it comes to comfort, there's nothing quite as amazing as pyjamas. So, what if comfort could be turned into fashion? And honestly, we've all seen so many B-town ladies opt for stylish pyjamas when they stepped outside. Turns out, this is a trend that might only grow from here.
Stylists are now suggesting that people should start incorporating stylish pyjama sets into their normal clothing so that once the lockdown is uplifted, they can continue feeling stylish yet comfortable. “Team the PJs with an elegant top, heels and a good statement bag or purse to add the formal touch or go for the elegant satin flower pair of pjs. If you’ve got the checkered one then a crisp shirt and sneakers could also look cool. I wouldn’t advocate the quirky print pairs for the outdoors. Unless you’ve got an entire set and that’s perfect for a late night movie date,” says stylist Isha Bhansali.
“We would definitely see myriad interpretations of the pyjamas on the runway starting from sustainable pyjamas as we are all moving towards eco-friendly practices, derivation of Indian culture with art and craft on pyjamas would also be another factor. Block printed pyjamas or tie and dye full sets or contemporary prints are some we would see on the runway,” says designer Ridhi Mehra.
Stylists are now suggesting that people should start incorporating stylish pyjama sets into their normal clothing so that once the lockdown is uplifted, they can continue feeling stylish yet comfortable. “Team the PJs with an elegant top, heels and a good statement bag or purse to add the formal touch or go for the elegant satin flower pair of pjs. If you’ve got the checkered one then a crisp shirt and sneakers could also look cool. I wouldn’t advocate the quirky print pairs for the outdoors. Unless you’ve got an entire set and that’s perfect for a late night movie date,” says stylist Isha Bhansali.
“We would definitely see myriad interpretations of the pyjamas on the runway starting from sustainable pyjamas as we are all moving towards eco-friendly practices, derivation of Indian culture with art and craft on pyjamas would also be another factor. Block printed pyjamas or tie and dye full sets or contemporary prints are some we would see on the runway,” says designer Ridhi Mehra.