According to Vogue, elegant sleepwear designed for the workplace features prominently in the Spring/Summer 2026 collections, signaling it as the next big thing. One of the most enthusiastic proponents of this trend is Dolce & Gabbana. The Italian brand presents 93 blue striped pajama sets, some embellished with stones and sequins, enhancing the luxurious and elegant feel. Photo: Gorunway

Designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana call this "a kind of anti-fashion, a free approach". In addition to D&G, Giorgio Armani also promotes sleepwear for office workers, crafted from soft silk. Prada opts for cotton in wide-leg pajama styles. Photo: Gorunway

This style has already been promoted in this year's Spring/Summer collections for women, including pajamas and nightgowns. These designs are made from thicker, wrinkle-resistant, higher-quality materials than typical sleepwear to ensure they are suitable for outside wear. Photo: Gorunway

According to WWW, since the beginning of the summer, fashion enthusiasts have embraced this style in workplaces with relaxed dress codes. Photo: SDM

One woman chose a full sleepwear set with off-the-shoulder and flared styling, accessorized with brown Gucci items, including a hobo bag and flat shoes.

The key to creating an elegant look with this trend is to choose a well-fitting silhouette, tuck in your top, and pair it with high heels and a simple handbag.

Using a classic coat is also an effective way to add a touch of sophistication.

Opt for a trench coat, blazer, or Chanel-style tweed jacket in neutral rather than bright colors.

Transforming sleepwear into outerwear, layered over a minimalist t-shirt, is another suggestion for free-spirited individuals.

If you don't want to wear a full set, you can choose a top or bottom and combine it with basic, monochrome pieces. Avoid patterned clothing as it can appear cluttered and less elegant.