11:30 AM: I might have been wearing my jammies, but I had surprisingly little trouble flagging down a cab to the office!
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11:45 AM: I’ve never been so comfortable at my desk — despite my colleagues lobbing insult after insult at me for showing up in jammy jams.
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12:30 PM: My lunch break in Rockefeller Center confused some tourists, who did double and triple takes. Welcome to the Big Apple, Midwesterners! This is how we do things in the city!
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8:00 PM: My new friends at the bar at Papillon are utterly confused by my get-up. But they are intrigued. Me? I was comfortable and cool.
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9:00 PM: The Spring Street station in SoHo is always such a mixed bag of high fashion, suits and people trying too hard that no one seemed to notice me waiting for the subway in my PJs.
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10:00 PM: Daywear pajamas have such a fluid identity that it felt normal to finish up my night in my jammies with a good book.
Christian Johnston
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THE ICON: All-day pajamas used to conjure up images of Hugh Hefner—but now the style is getting its moment in the sun.
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ON THE RED CARPET: Designer Rachel Roy in daytime PJs
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ON THE RUNWAY: Daytime PJs also made an appearance on the fall Tommy Hilfiger runway
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GET THE LOOK: Ready for a daytime pajama party? You can go bold in a head-to-toe option, or ease yourself into the trend by mixing one of these pieces into your wardrobe. Take your pick from the options below. —Johannah Masters
SUNO wide-leg pants, $702 at shopbop.com
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Polka-dot wide-leg trousers, $90 at Topshop, 478 Broadway
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Unique jacquard trousers, $200 at Topshop
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Blouse, $278 at Marc by Marc Jacobs, 403 Bleecker St.
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DKNY blouse, $195 at net-a-porter.com
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Elizabeth and James “Paris Popover”blouse,$325 at net-a-porter.com
