I used to daydream about waking up in the morning, rolling out of bed, and getting right to work in my pajamas. It sounded like the ultimate luxury. But now that this lifestyle is a reality for unfortunate reasons, I’d be lying if I said I didn’t miss getting dressed up for a day of work… at my office… with people. Just to be clear, there’s nothing stopping me from picking—and wearing!—an outfit that doesn’t consist of loose, stretchy pieces except for myself, but honestly, the idea of putting on a pair of jeans is just a little more than my brain can handle right now. The idea of wearing flowy, even shapeless, dresses that resemble nightgowns, though? Now that’s something I fully support. So if you, like me, are getting a little bored of wearing the same ol' sweatsuits, here are 25 dresses I’m currently eyeing, from trendy and chill to romantic and slinky, that are as cozy as nighties.
Relaxed
BLDWN
Addison Dress
This dress is definitely as soft as a nightgown, so I'll hardly even notice the difference when I change into it in the morning.
ASOS
Cotton Mini Shirt Dress
Size up for an extra loose (read: comfortable) fit.
Free People
Magnolia Mini Sweatshirt Dress
The perfect throw-on-and-go (to my living room) dress.
Acacia
Oahu Duster
This is the ultimate comfy WFH dress, but I can also see myself wearing it to the beach (eventually).
ASOS
Broderie Super Oversized T-Shirt Dress
This oversize t-shirt dress is the perfect take on elevated sleepwear.
Michael Lauren
Fillmore Cardigan Dress
When we’re no longer stuck inside, I’ll layer this cozy piece over a simple tee and jeans.
Universal Thread
Sleeveless Crewneck Tank Dress
This 100% cotton dress is only $15 and comes in 10 different colors.
Romantic
Faithfull the Brand
Nora Midi Dress
Just wait—you’ll see me wearing this with cute sandals and a big straw hat once it’s finally safe to be out and about again.
Topshop
White Shirred Midi Dress
It’s white, long, and billowy—need I say more?
Ganni
Floral Print Plissé Georgette Midi Dress
This high ruffle neckline is everything.
Free People
Soakin Up the Sun Mini Dress
The empire waistline is giving off major vintage vibes that I 100% can’t resist.
Reformation
Bronte Long Linen Dress
It’s breezy and romantic.
Capulet
Izzy Midi Dress
One of my favorite trends right now is a split neckline with ties, so yeah, this dress has me feeling all sorts of things.
Trendy
Madewell
Tie Sleeve Tiered Midi Dress
You’ll be seeing a lot of tiered dresses this season.
COS
Asymmetric Layered Dress
I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t swayed by this cheerful color, but the flowiness is what really did me in.
H&M
Patterned Dress
I'd say this dress is the epitome of spring.
English Factory
Empire Maxi Puff Sleeve Dress
Long, flowy dresses aren’t going anywhere.
H&M
Puff-Sleeved Dress
You can never have too many black dresses.
Endless Rose
Puff Dress
If you couldn’t already tell, puff-sleeved dresses are having a moment.
Slinky
Raey
Square-Neck Cotton Blend Jersey Slip Dress
This slip dress is what WFH dreams are made of: a blend of cotton, cashmere, and all things cozy.
Topshop
Rib Knit Tie Waist Dress
The easiest way to elevate a rib-knit dress is to add a side slit and waist tie.
Free People
Lulu Henley Midi Dress
The right balance of cozy and chic.
Raquel Allegra
Layering Tank Dress
If you’re feeling really ambitious, this tank dress would look amazing layered over a sheer long-sleeve top. Just sayin'.
Topshop
Pink Gathered Bust Slip Dress
Because we all could use a little something slinky and satiny right now.
Simon Miller
Rib Matomi Dress
A ribbed jersey dress with lettuce-edge hem? Yes, please!
Caitie Schlisserman is an L.A.-based executive director with over a decade of branded content and editorial experience. She joinedBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing
in 2014 as the first branded content editor and has worked her way up to overseeing a team of talented branded content editors on the media revenue team. BeforeBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing
, Caitie helped launch FabFitFun's first subscription box and worked at a beauty startup where she assisted in successfully launching the editorial department.