Having said that, I think you should be happy with your choice.
Second, it makes me feel that he cares about himself enough to wear something that he has given thought to, which is also a really good feeling. In other words, it gives me a feeling that deep down, he is a good person. The boy that wore his pj's around the house and was sweet to his mother and brushed his teeth before bed. First,when I see my man in his pj's it gives me this feeling that he still has this "boy" inside him. Well, honestly, I hadn't really given it a thought until you posted this question however, I would have to say that seeing a man in pj's is actually very nice. Around the house is fine, but I'm far away from the 40 mark so I'll stick with the fleece pants/tee combo, and in bed, it's only underwear. I can't imagine how anything with buttons, a collar and pants could be comfortable to sleep in. But are they really comfortable in bed ? If you turn around under the cover you actually turn around in the pj´s and end up wearing a straight jacket.Sort of. Pajamas look great out of bed,sitting in bed and lying on the bed. Unless you are in the wilderness sleeping under a tree. Sweats, lounge pants and simple Ts are BIG NO-NOs. I love seeing his biceps peeking from beneath the sleeve and the tighter fitting tee shows off his pecs - sexy!! I love my man in a tight fitting short sleeve tee shirt and pajama bottoms. I love a man in lounge pants and a fitted V-neck tee, but I'm not 40 yet and my taste for masculine sleepwear might change later. I love your blog, but I'm a little scared for you right now! I hope you're kidding about having your pajamas tailored. No fuddy business here- I would love to see some smart looking PJ's crawling into my bed! Keep on taking it to the next level! I am currently on the quest for a nice set of jammies for my dearest to wear to bed, it was actually his request. I personally don't mind what a guy wears-as long as it's not the same as me. Honestly, i would much rather a guy be concerned with what's underneath his pjs, and take good care of himself so that all he needs to sleep in are a nice pair of boxer briefs.
(My film reference would be June Allyson and Dick Powell, but I forget the film). My favorite pair of pajamas for men is one that has a top that looks adorable on me, while the bottom looks good on him. Is this really such a big deal, the pj's? Well, I'd rather take my man to bed in t-shirt & boxers. At least the waiters who deliver room service in Milan always seem to get a chuckle out of it.Ĭomments on "Pajamas - The Real Eveningwear" I know it's just plain silly, but I can't help it. I don't know why I think it is so funny, but whenever I wear a terrycloth robe in a hotel I have to put a wash cloth in the chestpocket - like a little matching terrycloth pocket square. I am not looking forward to walking out of the dressing room in my pj's. I am now struggling with the choice of either marking the alterations on the pj shirt myself at home, or do I take them to the tailor and have them marked there. I mean if you are going to look for inspiration on how something should fit then why not go to the master. There is a great scene in The Philadelphia Story (scene 18 on my DVD) when Cary Grant answers the door, to a drunk Jimmy Stewart, while wearing a great pair of pj's. I recently found myself checking old movies to see what length the shirt on a pair of pj's should be. The other downside of this pj purchase is the fact that my sartorialism might be getting out of hand. What do you want to see your man wearing to bed at night? (don't say a naughty grin, that wouldn't be fair) So I have a question to the ladies in the audience (I think the men in the audience will carefully consider your answers). However, I worry that I might be sliding down that slippery slope to fuddy-duddyism. I love them, and I finally feel as chic as my bed in Milan. It didn't take me long to find the pair above at Brooks Brothers for around $80 (on sale now for about $60). I often work on my laptop in bed while traveling, and I had begun to feel that the hotel bed was dressed better than me! However, I began to reconsider my nocturnal strategy once I began staying in nicer hotels in Milan and Paris. I had never put much thought into my sleepwear. I guess I was always wearing sweats, or lounge pants, or knit shorts and a simple tee to bed. So, I just turned 41, and recently bought my first pair of real pajamas.
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