When we return home after a difficult day's work, we drop shoes with heels, pulling tights and a tight skirt or trousers, especially want to wrap ourselves in something comfortable, cozy, and, if possible, dimensionless.
To the great relief of modern men, the women's home gown has long ceased to be a nightmare of a joint life. The variety of styles, models and colors of dressing gowns has reached the point that some of them look completely like street clothes. However, what to talk about, even if the world's designers are already actively promoting the "pajama theme" for the third season on the podiums.
Shapes
Bathrobe is classic for smell . Here, so much depends on the fabric and colors, that it is impossible to talk about them as a whole, as home clothes. Velor women's home bathrobes - a cozy option for bathing procedures. A flirty knitted versions with a trim of a ruche almost do not differ from a home dress! It is in this performance is often found and satin or silk dressing gowns. The latter - look not only expensive and effective, but also sexy, gently outlining the bends of the body. Gliding fabrics do not heat, but are pleasant to the touch. It is from such material that it is better to choose a robe for the summer.
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Straight robe . There is no clearly defined waist line in this model. Sometimes at the level of the hips a ribbon can be built in, which, if desired, can be tightened. Smooth models are usually made of velor or cotton - these fabrics keep the shape well. This style is more athletic, it will be good for teenage girls. Usually has a zipper or buttons.
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Bathrobe kimono . It's great that manufacturers borrowed ideas for dressing gowns not only from Turkey, but also from Japan. Their life really deserves attention! And in such a home dressing gown, any woman will feel a little bit of a geisha. A distinctive feature of this style are:
- pattern (flowering sakura or birds of paradise, fans or the image of a tea ceremony - with the characteristic style of Japanese embroidery are familiar to everyone);
- monophonic rim along the edge of the dressing gown (not necessarily, but often found);
- silk or satin fabric;
- a wide belt wrapped several times.
In the long models of kimono dressing gowns there are loose sleeves - also a reference to geisha dresses. They are not very comfortable in homework, but they look spectacular.
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Especially popular in recent years are stylish homemade gowns with ears on the hood.