Time to trade in your spring break bikinis for some cute and comfy loungewear.
Just a quick PSA that COVID-19 is no joke, the CDC is urging everyone to please stay home as much as possible to limit the spread of the virus! But since we all have had some more down time in our houses we might as well look the part. It’s time to pull out all of your sweatpants, matching sets, robes, and your comfiest sweatshirts to embrace the quarantine look. Whether you’re just heading to your kitchen for a snack or tuning into one of your Zoom classes, here’s a way to look chic while still feeling comfy (the ultimate combo in my opinion).
Down below are some fun loungewear outfits to inspire all of your quarantine looks!
If you’re quarantining in a state that actually has some spring weather or your house is just very cold, then a long-sleeve pajama set is always a great option to throw on for the day. Keeps you warm while still making you look like you’re not just wearing your pajamas.
For those of us in states experiencing weather that feels more like summertime, a matching shorts set is a great look to wear on your afternoon walk around your street (while still practicing social distancing of course!) Try a fun print or a bold color to really brighten up your day!
Honestly, when have sweatpants ever done you wrong? A pair of basic sweatpants is an essential closet item, especially in times like these. Try some neutral colors like grey, black, white, tan, or light pink and pair them with a cropped tee. You’ll look great while feeling great!
Since continuous snacking is a lot easier when you’re self isolating in your house you can’t go wrong with an oversized sweatshirt. Leave people wondering...does she have a secret six pack?? Also once this is all over you can even pair it with some sneakers or booties for the perfect season transition outfit!
Whatever your quarantine look may be, I hope you totally rock it, even if only your family gets to see. Remember to practice social distancing, stay safe, stay calm, and stay informed!
- Kylee Seaver,
DWF Writer and Contributor
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