PJ's

Glammanana, I’d stay in pjs all day -I think I’ve already said, but like you I only wear pj tops, so when I get up I may shower and then put pj bottoms on.

I only sleep in PJ tops or t-shirts never bottoms I get too hot,when I get on I put on a cotton dressing gown and do any house work that needs doing before showering and putting on lounge wear for the day,I have three different sets which I have bought over the lockdown periods and they are so comfortable and acceptable if anyone calls or I have to answer the door.

Come to think of it I don’t have PJs and the only nighties I have are in my “hospital bag”.

No, I don't wear pjs during the day, up and dressed before breakfast but always wear comfy bottoms indoors. When going out I just change into my comfy trousers, it's all about comfort for me.

Well, I leapt out of bed this morning, got dressed quickly so I could get a nice long walk into the dog before the Tesco delivery arrived only to see the dog holding up her paw and looking lame. So that was that. Might as well of stayed in my jimjams. All dressed up and nowhere to go.

If I'm not going anywhere and no one coming round, I get up, shower, do my hair etc and put fresh P.J'S on or lounge wear as a lot is called.

If a friend is coming round I will pull house clothing on, but leave bra off. I will also put some basic makeup on

Only if I'm ill! Can't stand it, I have to be showered and dressed ready for whatever the day is going to throw at me!!

I am laughing at instructions to wear make up ones, I have a lot of friends who never wear make up, they look great.

Never, I can't get going until i have a shower and get dressed

It is not good for self esteem and I would encourage anyone to get up at a reasonable hour, shower, dress, put on blusher & lip gloss and do hair - at least! Go out in the garden or for a walk in the fresh air.

My sister has been doing this since beginning of lockdown . Nit for me though I like to be up and dressed for the day.no couldn’t just sit around all day doing nothing. I do have a late morning on a sat and Sunday but still get dressed I. Comfortable clothes.

It’s absolutely fine to wear whatever you feel
most comfortable in, depending on your own circumstances. There are no rules. Be comfortable. Be happy. We are all doing the best that we can .

Tried it twice over lockdowns made me feel depressed.So no would be my answer.l get up washed ,dressed and minimal make up makes me feel better.

No never! I brush my teeth, shower and wash my hair, dry it and put on some eye makeup going out or not. Makes me feel so much better and you never know (heaven forbid) if you had an emergency and ended up having to go to the hospital you would at least look respectable!

Only to lunch time

I get dressed every morning. Home schooling via Skype means that I put on makeup and earrings too, though I'd do that anyway. Choosing what to wear adds a bit of excitement.

No, definitely not.

That is so grungy. And grubby.

Dressing gown all day, No, no. No.

No. I need to have a shower, wash my hair and dress in day clothes. My daughter likes to stay in her nightie sometimes- but I won’t let her do her Zoom classes in nightwear!!

Same as Bluebelle......

I get dressed I don't like staying in my pjs

Showered and dressed by 13,15. I always to my housework in night dress. I have clean night clothes on every day.
I could not stay in night clothes all day as I would feel tired by association. It does not bother me if people do though as they can make their own desitions.

Up at 7am. Downstairs in keep fit gear and do my exercises. Then shower wash hair. Get dressed, do hair, makeup, dab of perfume and good to go BUT WHERE? but feel good. Off for my jab today so will get dressed for that.

sorry should have read !I feel not exactly ill"
I push post instead of preview.

I dress as soon as I get up in the morning.

I think this is due to the fact that I had long periods of illness as a child and when I was allowed out of bed again, it was in my nightie, dressing gown and slippers at first.

So if I go around in my night clothes I feel is not exactly ill, as if I was back in the days of being a poorly child.

No, that would be too depressing. But my "daytime" clothes aren't all that different from PJ's, to tell the truth. When I'm just staying home by myself (which is most of the time,} I just wear loose casual clothing with only one thing in mind: comfort.