Anonymous wrote:It's called a MOO MOO

Wasn't that Muumuu? That was . . . Maybe the 60's?

I’ll stick with my Robe of Despair, thanks.

Good. I was looking for something to wear between my Netflix Shorts and my Coffee Rompers.

If you wear one while WFH, do you just wear it on Zoom/Teams meetings? I think one of my coworkers would call me out for wearing my nightgown.

Anonymous wrote:Ok I had to look this up. Some look like babydoll dresses from the 90s, some look like Regency-era nightgowns, and some look like straight-up sundresses you’d wear to a baby shower in a garden. This all falls under “Shit White People Like.”

Correction - stuff trendy people like. I am black, 45yo, and about to order some STAT. I am glad fashion is finally coming back around to things that are comfortable and feminine.

Smocking is for babies.

It's called a MOO MOO

Ok I had to look this up. Some look like babydoll dresses from the 90s, some look like Regency-era nightgowns, and some look like straight-up sundresses you’d wear to a baby shower in a garden. This all falls under “Shit White People Like.”

You mean a nightie? I wear this one to bed at night, but I don't take naps:

bloggers/influencers and their lemmings are the target audience

Is this maxi dresses trying to expand their market?

They are so ugly

Why would you see someone wear something intended to be worn around your own house and not out in the world?

I’ve been buying loose cotton dresses and caftans for years to be worn around my house in the summer for maximum comfort while lounging, WFH, or yes, napping. But I’ve also WFH for years so it doesn’t surprise me that others are now discovering the joy of the nap dress during Covid.

Ha, I can tell my 70 something mother that her preferred housewear is trendy.

I see on some parts of Twitter some people are going absolutely crazy over these Nap Dresses but I don’t think I’ve ever seen a person wear one in my real life. Who is the target audience? 20somethings? New Yorkers?