I have a fashion confession that I need to get out into the open.
I’d suggest you get comfortable before you listen to me but that might be easier once you’ve read the post (and followed my style advice) because my sense of fashion is closer to what you’d call comfort than couture.
As I stall my confession for fear of bring ridiculed let me give you two very important facts as background.
1 It’s cold
2 I’ve never been a trendsetter
Okay.
I own a onesie.
I don’t just own it, I wear it and I love it.
It’s not one of those uber cool fluffy animal types. It’s way more functional and far less cute. In fact it looks a lot like a hazmat uniform used only for when you have to clean chemical spills – the fact that it’s white doesn’t help. Nor the fact that it’s the full deal with feet included and it is by far the most comfortable item of clothing that I own. Like clouds for your body.
I actually received it as a gift last year when I was still working for iVillage and at the time I laughed and laughed and laughed. And all the girls in the office who also received one, laughed and laughed. And then when I was finished laughing and no one was looking I tried it on and fell in love.
I haven’t worn it in front of anyone other than my husband and my son, nor do I intend to and judging from their reaction I think that’s a pretty wise move.
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I’ve kept the onesie secret for a while now but lately I have seen a few famous faces rocking the style….
Although I must admit to having seen horses wearing them too.
At least I have never left the house in mine. Yet.
Do you own a onesie? Would you ? Could you?