9 Ways To Rock A “Pajama Mama” Look

by Leena Kollar February 23, 2017

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7. Break Out The Black

I know many women use black as their “go-to” color when it comes to compiling their wardrobes. If this includes your lingerie collection, now you can combine your basics with your sleepwear. Take your black & white ensemble and add a lace cami on top. Instead of wearing a bland get up with no flavor, you’ll give your look an edge that is still mom appropriate.

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8. Stick To The Basics

You can, quite literally, leave the house in your pajamas by throwing on a pair of sandals. If your pajama pants have a fun print and the top is one that could pass as an everyday tee, there’s no reason to save those pieces for the bedroom. Find a simple, delicate necklace to wear, and upgrade your bag to something more dressy. You’ll go from snoozefest to stylish mama in a matter of minutes.

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9. Trade In Your Top

It only takes one unique piece of clothing to completely change the look of an outfit. Case in point: wearing a pajama shirt with jeans, instead of a blouse or t-shirt. Button-down styles of pajama shirts can definitely pass as tops, and you can wear them alone, or over other pieces. Take your look up a notch with a pair of pumps, or do ballet flats if you’ve got a lot of walking to do.

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Leena Kollar

Contributing Writer at Life As Mama

I'm a wife, mother and everything else associated with domestic life. I can often be found hiding from my kids to sneak treats (especially ice cream). I love rainbows and naps, and I find any excuse to go to Target. When I actually make it out of the house in real clothes, I document my outfits on my fashion blog, Leather & Lip Gloss. My love for fashion also inspired me to start my own comprehensive style website, The Style Spectrum.