4 Reasons Not to Wear Pajamas in Public

We've all seen them...we may have even been one...that's right, a jammie-jo-jo. My kids recently had a pajama day at school. As fun as it was to see the kids running around in their comfy cozy bedtime wear, I have to admit it was harder to adjust to seeing the staff in pajamas! Ok, grant it, that is one occasion where you can get away with it, and hey...don't we all wish we were still young enough to spend a whole day not changing out of our pajamas!? I'm totally in agreement that comfort is an important factor in deciding what to wear each day (unless we're talking about shoes!), but unless your under the age of six, pajama bottoms belong between the sheets! Remember...LIFE IS YOUR RUNWAY!! Do you really want to face that moment when you run into an old flame, or your crush wearing your rumpled sleepwear with ((shudder)) Winnie The Pooh emblazoned all over your legs? Here's an alternative... Find yourself an easy comfort outfit. I highly recommend the clothes at Superstore by Joe Fresh Style. The fashion brand is overseen by Joseph Mimran who has previously worked with Alfred Sung and Club Monaco. These price conscious options ooze style. The prices definitely work well with any budget and you can easily find yourself a casual wear outfit that is matched, and cute! Try the workout section for your go to replacement for jammies ...and maybe pair your outfit with some fresh black slip-on runners! Although I can't encourage the work-out outfit as an every day occurrence... it definitely can be a cute look and can still be quite pulled together and certainly beats the jammies!

 Boca Activewear Jacket from Sears $39.99
For my online shopping friends

Reasons Not To Wear Pajamas in Public

1. If your pajamas are green you may be mistaken for a medical person and be asked to save someones life.
2. People may think you've escaped from the hospital and try to return you.
3. It really doesn't present the best you. YOU are beautiful...don't try to hide it!!!
4. A little effort can go a very long way...Remember first impressions are made in the first 5 seconds!