Nightwear: From sexy to practical
What sort of nightwear do you have in your wardrobe? If you're wearing a ratty old T-shirt between the sheets, it's time to change! Fun, fresh and exciting women's nightwear will make you look forward to going to bed at the end of the day – and can help your sleep routine, too. There are, of course, a lot of personal preferences involved in choosing the clothing you sleep in. Some women prefer the ease of a nightgown, while others go for a two-piece set of pyjamas. These might be matching for added cuteness, or unmatched for a more modern look. Whatever style you go for, make sure that your night-time drawer is just as well put together as the rest of your wardrobe.
Nightgowns that will make you want to go to bed
A nightgown is the best option if you want to look sexy. These slips come in different lengths, from below the knee to super short, and are usually made from soft, silky fabrics. Choose whatever length you prefer: Longer ones are more likely to get tangled around your legs, but shorter ones could ride up and leave you exposed, so this is all about personal preference. Look for added details like cute lace, which is common around the neckline. Some negligees have in-built cups, which is ideal if you have a larger bust and feel uncomfortable sleeping without any support. You won't want to wear an underwired bra at night, but a nightgown with gentle support in the bust area is a great way to ensure that you'll be comfy in bed.
Nightwear for sweet dreams all year round
In the summertime, nothing beats a cool pair of shorts for nightwear. You could wear them with traditional button-down pyjama shirts or opt for more modern PJs. A stretchy tank top is a comfortable choice of nightwear for women that will keep you cool on warmer nights. When winter draws in, you might want to swap your shorts for full-length pyjama pants. Dressing gowns are particularly cosy if you live in a chilly climate; choose loose, drawstring trousers for comfort and ease. Look out for other extras that might be able to help you sleep, too. Bedsocks are great if your feet usually feel the cold, while an eye mask will help you relax if you find that you can only sleep in total darkness.
