For ages now, women have been using nightgowns as nighttime apparel for good night sleep. Nightgowns have evolved from the heavy gowns and nightshirts to the more fashionable nightgowns, which are now used as sleepwear as well as casual loungewear, with the markets brimming with nightgown manufacturers; there is a huge choice of nightgowns for you. You can choose from all kind of shapes, sizes, colours and fabrics. Gone are the days when the name ‘nightgown’ was associated with long cotton reaching up to the ankles. There are many latest designs in these nighttime fashions. The nightgowns are available in cotton, silk, satin, or nylon and may be decorated with lace, appliqués or embroidery. The nightgowns have come a long way in their fabric, styling and use, with a variety of contemporary styles ruling the current trends. Today, nightgown is all about looking and feeling fashionable yet being comfortable enough to rest your body at night. Here is a list of nightgown types that you can choose according to your needs.

Below Are 3 Types Of Nightgowns

Peignoir Set Of Nightgowns

Peignoir is a long sleeved nightgown with a matching outer garment for women, which consist of a slip and a robe. This elegant nightgown is mainly of two types- the Olga and the Vanity Fair, named after one of the first producing companies of the peignoirs. These are made from translucent fabrics like chiffon and were referred to as a dressing gown or bathrobe. The chemise or the slip is embroidered with beautiful lace around the neckline. The robe usually has a self-tie belt, large side pockets and the same lovely lace detailing on the bell sleeves.

Flannel Nightgowns

This cozy and warm nightgown is the choice of many middle-aged women during winters. The flannel nightgown is known for its ultimate comfort and the warmth that is needed during the cold wintery nights. They are often trimmed with eyelet lace at the neck, yoke and cuffs with an easy-dressing button front. They are available in various styles like long, tea length, short, floral, yoke and the sashed nightgown that comes with a waist tie to highlight your figure. They are made with soft cotton flannel that is durable and very easy to care for. These classic flannel nightgowns are perfect thing to wear when the mercury dips and now have become quite popular among younger women too.

Kimono Nightgowns

This is the Asian style nightgown, which is open in the front, just like a robe and is available in crepe, chiffon and cotton. The Kimono nightgown has lace beading at the edge of the neck and a fish eye pattern or edging. The collar has a shawl like drape and the sleeves are finished with a small ruffle. The sleeves are wide and kimono style cut for maximum relaxation with flattering empire line styling. The Komono nightgown is usually up to knee length or higher.