Pajama dressing was taken to whole newâand very literalâlevel at New York Fashion Week, evidenced by the amount of sleepwear-as-daywear we spotted. From crisp PJ-style sets at Thakoon, lingerie-inspired pieces at Givenchy, and nightie dresses at Prabal Gurung, weâll all be sleeping in our clothes this spring.un Fringe. We saw it last spring, we saw it this fall, and it looks like itâs sticking around for spring 2016. Weâre referring to fringe, which several designers employed to trim skirts and dresses.
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