A trendy mother raves about an affordable Primark nightie you can wear as a gown – people are in love.
Steph Johnson, a stylish mother from Wigan, Manchester wore the garment in the open air after seeing another fashionista wear it.
Sharing a snap of herself looking fabulous, the stunning mum said: ”Saw a lady post their pyjama pants from Primark, I bought the nightie for £16 and wore it as a dress.”
Originally designed to be worn for sleeping, the garment was a long nightie, in bright turquoise, with a flower print throughout.
Steph’s snaps were shared on Facebook. The mum styled the pictures with a dainty watch and jewellery while posing her with the baby.
The satin-feel camisole retails for £16 and is available in a range of sizes from XS to XL – and even Primark insist it’s perfect for the beach.
Online, the description reads: “This slip style is made with a softly draping satin that will give you an incredibly luxurious and comfortable feel. It features a V neckline and dainty shoulder straps for a stylish and sensual look.
The fabric is 100% polyester, and it should be washed in 40C.
According to the retailer you should also avoid putting it into your tumble dryer.
There are two new collections of nighties, one for men and another for women.
If the vibrant turquoise camisole is not for you, shoppers can also nab a maxi nightie with a porcelain print for £16 or one with a more dainty flower print in pastel yellow for a mere £9.
Steph’s post on the Extreme Couponing & Bargains group in the UK was a huge success, garnering thousands of likes.
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Steph’s purchase was praised and fellow shoppers shared their favourite styles for nigthwear.
One user said: ‘Same. I bought the Bridgerton nightwear collection at Primark and wore it to a wedding as a dress.
Another style enthusiast wrote: “Looks great.
As a woman who wears men’s shorts because women’s are like hotpants for my long legs, I say wear whatever you want and when you want. [sic].”
Another person said: “I used to buy old silk and satin nighties from charities in the late 1990s. They used to have lots for around 50p. I used to layer them with doc Martens. You’re doing great!
“You wouldn’t think it was a lingerie..looks great on you [sic]A member of the group wrote: