Someone please explain why young girls are going out in pyjamas?
I have seen them walking around ASDA and down the street. Apparently this is a fashion so why aren't most young girls doing this?
You rarely see one girl dressed like that. It's as if they need the confidence and security of dressing like this with a friend.
Yesterday we saw two girls in the local Spar wearing dressing gowns as well. It just looks so odd. Sorry girls but it makes me laugh even though I am from the hotpants generation when even the plumpest girls wore those.

I have no idea but I find it very odd too. I wouldn't be caught dead in my pjs out of the house. One of my friends works in a school where some mothers pick their kids up at 3.30 wearing their pjs...she asked them and they told her they were 'going out' ones

Since a real lady wears nothing but a dab of Chanel No.5 in bed, I suppose we should be grateful they stop to put something on. Or perhaps they are not real ladies.

Did they have animal furry slippers on or ugg boots?

Which part of the country is this going on?

Assassins on the roof is the way forward for supermarkets and society at large.

Neither me or my gf even own PJs, so it's very unlikely we'd be walking around ASDA in our 'night attire', unless they have a nudist session

Never heard of this at all.
I'm assuming its fashion in the kinds of places where KFC is seen as a delicacy?

I haven't seen it myself but I have heard about it from a mate from Liverpool who also says he has seen girls out with velcro rollers in their hair (probably copying Coleen McLoughlin).

Also read this:-

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ress-code.html

I see it occasionally - PJ bottoms with Ugg boots and inevitably the girls are all fake tanned, dyed blonde, wearing Tiffany jewellery!!! It's like some kind of club???

When I used to work at a convenience store In Nottingham we used to get loads posh toff students in the their PJs. Hair & make up done But wearing PJs.

Why would I be grateful for that?!

I saw a girl in her pyjamas at Leigh Delamere motorway services the other weekend, albeit around 7am. She was with a fully clothed bloke.

I'm not going to lie I have occasionally been to 24hr Tesco at like 11pm (but at that time no one is around so I don't care) in my PJ bottoms and a hoody but I don't think I could go out during the day like that.

I've never actually seen a girl in pjs outside! When I do, I will point and laugh.

The only people I see wearing PJ's or housecoats outside are the local scruffy nutjobs and I live in London.

Its pretty normal here on merseyside.

I even seen a grown up woman at a petrol staion in red pjs putting fuel in here car last week its pretty pathetic i didnt point but laughed.

It's just laziness and makes them look like slobs who haven't washed all day thinking that they look 'cool'!

Someone very close in my family (and am not going to mention who just coz of the shame) thinks nothing of leaving her nightie on with no underwear and just putting on a skirt and coat to go to Asda, her friend's or the corner shop! I keep telling her that one day she won't be so lucky!

She'll also thinks nothing of chatting to people outside in a nightie with no underwear or bra but if a lot of people are outside then only then will she feel the shame of going back inside to put something over the stupid nightie!

Then she has the gall to go on with herself at me when I don't want to empty the bin when I still have my nightie or PJ's still on - you stick to your club love and I will stick to mine!

I have nice loungewear i keep on to take my dog out for a quick piddle out the back, but otherwise i get changed into real clothes to take him a walk.
Sometimes i feel a bit of a slob doing it, but shoving on your ugg boots with your jammys is a god send sometimes!

I've occasionally been out in pyjamas - on occasions where I happen to be wearing them and suddenly have to go out though, I don't get washed go out and purposely have them as a first choice.

It's not an issue of hygiene as they're always clean and I'd never leave the house without washing.

I think it can be tempting to wear them because some pjs are just so incredibly cute and pretty, as well as comfortable. Other cute and pretty clothes of a comparable price aren't as comfy, n often tend to be of less good quality too. I am early 40s but have worn pjama tops n bottoms for that reason, though never together. I've gone out in my soft charmey kitty pants most of half of every week this year!

It's also I think like a fashion statement that says you're relaxed, you're not uptight, you're not concerned with proper wear, proper appearances, hypocrisy. I like that sort of vibration.

Not everyone's into that sort of message so that could be why most girls don't do pjs outside the house. Maybe teenage girls tend to wear them together cos their parents disapprove, but, when the girls are with their friends, the parents supervise less, so it's easy for the girls to slip out of home in their nightwear.

Dare I say that most of the PJ wearers I have seen in public, I personally would not care to see naked.

I saw a girl where I live (it is a rough area) on Saturday morning walking around outside next to the main road, strutting away in a dressing gown.

They are dog rough chav's who dress like this and might give you a kick in if you laugh and point at them.

They look like they staaaannk walking around outside in there PJ's and they are normally primark looking fleecey well worn ones.

Never seen anyone wearing them outside the house myself

Are you sure they weren't going to a pyjama party at a club or something?

I've seen one or two girls walking around my local shopping centre in pjs. Why??? I'm not one to insult the way other people dress but to me it just looks so lazy. I feel a bit embarrassed if my neighbours catch a glimpse of me nipping to the dustbin or whatever with mine on, so I would never go out in public like that.