I have a similar flow of Sleep Clothes - Lounge - Work Wear - but then I deviate only because COOKING. I don't want to wear anything nice whenI cook because of the risk of staining, oil splatters, and the fact that the clothes smell of whatever I cooked for days after. So, I am curious - what do you wear to cook in? I change into crappy sweats/yoga pants/leggings and an old T shirt and hoodie for cooking (even though I wear an apron). I used to just keep that stuff on until bedtime but about a year ago I decided I needed 'evening lounge wear' that was elevated beyond "my old yoga pants' so I invested in some Soma Cool Nights PJs with a matching kimono robe. In winter I opt for sweater knit wide leg pants and a matching turtleneck from Old Navy. And then last week I decided to buy myself and the Wife a set of matching satin PJs with a kimono robe and yes hers are a Womens Medium and mine are Girls Age 9-10. How sad is that. But I do say I feel so fucking elegant in my satin pajamas and kimono. I kind of traipse around with a glass of wine or a cocktail and feel very Norma Desmond-like.
Firstly I LOVE the Soma Cool Nights stuff, like really really love it. Cooking clothes are an excellent point, there is nothing worse than trying to put on clothes you cooked in the night before 😷. I put on an old t-shirt, the previous day’s jeans, and I do wear an apron. And pull my hair back, especially if I washed it that day.
I have a similar flow of Sleep Clothes - Lounge - Work Wear - but then I deviate only because COOKING. I don't want to wear anything nice whenI cook because of the risk of staining, oil splatters, and the fact that the clothes smell of whatever I cooked for days after. So, I am curious - what do you wear to cook in? I change into crappy sweats/yoga pants/leggings and an old T shirt and hoodie for cooking (even though I wear an apron). I used to just keep that stuff on until bedtime but about a year ago I decided I needed 'evening lounge wear' that was elevated beyond "my old yoga pants' so I invested in some Soma Cool Nights PJs with a matching kimono robe. In winter I opt for sweater knit wide leg pants and a matching turtleneck from Old Navy. And then last week I decided to buy myself and the Wife a set of matching satin PJs with a kimono robe and yes hers are a Womens Medium and mine are Girls Age 9-10. How sad is that. But I do say I feel so fucking elegant in my satin pajamas and kimono. I kind of traipse around with a glass of wine or a cocktail and feel very Norma Desmond-like.
Firstly I LOVE the Soma Cool Nights stuff, like really really love it. Cooking clothes are an excellent point, there is nothing worse than trying to put on clothes you cooked in the night before 😷. I put on an old t-shirt, the previous day’s jeans, and I do wear an apron. And pull my hair back, especially if I washed it that day.