Despite the absence of lace, stars in dresses that resemble nightgowns on the red carpet

- Sleepwear-inspired looks are no longer limited to dresses decorated with lace or transparent details, but are also based on flowing cuts, shiny satin fabrics, and details that wrap around the body, restoring the features of sleepwear in a style suitable for red carpets and evening occasions. A group of looks that recently appeared at artistic events and others related to the world of fashion reflected the diversity of this trend. Among them are dresses with simple cuts that leave the satin task to attract attention, and designs that rely on deep chest openings and gathered pleats at the waist, all the way to patterned fabrics that add a different dimension to this style.

From sleepovers to evening looks, British actress Sienna Miller regained this trend in her appearance during the premiere of the movie Madden in California, where she appeared in a short dress from the collection of French designer Emmanuel Ungaro for the spring and summer of 1992. The dress was characterized by a feminine cut of pink satin, an off-the-shoulder design, and pleats that extended along the design.

With this look, Miller joined the list of stars who resort to designs from the fashion archives. At the WWD Honors party in New York City, American actress Lexi Minetree chose a red satin dress, which combined a deep chest opening with a halter cut that revealed the shoulders, and a wrap detail at the waist around which folds of fabric formed, before the skirt fell into a long story.

The design combined the shine of satin with a cut that highlighted the waist, restoring some of the features of sleepwear in a more daring style. As for British actress Tamara Smart, during the Council of Fashion Designers of America Awards ceremony, she chose a long black satin dress, signed by the French house Saint Laurent.

The design evoked the veil of sleep with its simple, flowing cut, which left the fabric to determine the features of the look. The light was reflected on the smooth satin surface, while the long story maintained a flowing line that extended along the body. American model Carolyn Murphy adopted the same style on the same occasion, and appeared in a white satin dress, characterized by thin straps, a deep chest opening, and a lightly flowing skirt along the figure. The "sleeping robe" is on trend. Designs inspired by nightgowns are not limited to dresses in solid colors or flowing cuts, but also extend to pieces that mimic the nightgown (robe), which is usually worn over the robe.

This trend appeared in the red patterned dress chosen by American actress and singer Megan Healy during her visit to the SiriusXM studios in New York. Instead of being satisfied with the simple cut of the tunic, the design mimics the nightgown through its patterns and details, presenting a look that takes inspiration from sleepwear and reformulates it in a style suitable for public appearance.