I had an a-ha moment yesterday while I was folding my laundry and realized that literally every article of clothing could be categorized in the "pajama" category: I never get dressed.
I work out of my house two days a week, and yes, those days I put on "real clothes", but the other three? It's a sweatpants bonanza. And I'm not proud of it. In fact, I feel like a dirtbag. It's just, I'm of the mind that if I don't really have to get dressed, why bother?
This all started when I became a mom -- okay, fine, it didn't, but can't you use being a mom as an excuse for anything? Look, I don't want to be this way, but I don't see myself becoming a "get up and get dressed" kind of person. However, I want to make a small effort. So I'm going to transition from "pajamas" to "lounge-wear".
If you don't get gussied up each day, here are 5 really cool, comfy pieces of clothing you can wear in public and not look like you just woke up or are going to yoga.
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How hard is it to put on a pair of jeans and a t-shirt? I would NEVER pay $79 for a shirt, the only time I bought a pair of $100 pants was because they were on sale for $50 and those super expensive pants got a hole in them. Never had my $30 pair do that.
I would only pay thrift store prices for any of those outfits/items and then I would ONLY wear them at home while cleaning,working out or as pajamas.Look, I don't expect everyone to get all gussied up every time they leave the house;I know how hard it is being a mommy so I don't judge others when they go out into public wearing "comfy"/"house clothes"...but for ME, who is already slightly chubby and getting closer to 40 and all the WONDERFUL things that comes with age, I feel better when I get dressed(nothing fancy of course but at least jeans and a nice t-shirt), put on make up and do my hair. It makes me feel put together,confident and not like a frumpy housewife that has no respect for herself...but again, those are just MY insecurities and how I deal with them(.and I'm so glad it doesn't make my daughters think that THEY have to wear makeup,which I love.) Basically, I don't care WHAT you wear,( as long as you're not dressed like a hooker,)lol and I won't think badly of you...but my opinion is that I don't consider the items pictured as "leaving the house" clothes.
Those were terrible choices. Expensive and ugly!