How to Upstyle Your Loungewear: 4 Comfy-Chic Outfits You Can Totally Wear Out of the House

Comfy clothes are kind of, well, the best–which is why it’s often sooo hard to change out of your loungewear when you need to leave the house. But what if you didn’t have to? These days, casual staples like knit joggers, elasticized pants, and sweatsuits are totally acceptable to wear out into the world–as long as you keep them looking elevated. How, you ask? By balancing your relaxed pieces with polished extras–and using a few styling tweaks! Ahead, get inspired to upstyle your cozy clothes with women’s loungewear outfits that are chic, cool, and meant to be seen in public!

1. Blazer + Joggers + Heels

These knit joggers will ensure you are comfortable but the dark tone helps them look elevated. Add your favorite pumps and a chic blazer and you might even be able to pull this off at the office!

2. Matching Loungewear Set + Leopard Bag + Heels

Go from the couch to dinner and drinks with the girls in this cozy ribbed-knit set. The cut and material keep things casual but still appropriate to wear outside of the house! Dressy accessories and shoes help elevate this loungewear outfit.

3. Sweater + Lounge Pants + Heels

There is nothing chicer than this combo of satin pants and a turtleneck sweater. Satin loungewear has to be the best staple for lazing around the house–but pair it up with your favorite knit and strappy heels and it instantly becomes the perfect date-night outfit!

4. Loungewear Set + Platform Sneakers

Rushing out the door for a coffee date? This matching set is so cozy and soft–perfect for grabbing breakfast or meeting a friend for morning fuel. The fact that it matches makes it such a no brainer (and getting dressed in the a.m. so much easier)! For extra style points, show off your shape by knotting the front of the hoodie–and don’t forget the sneakers!

We want to see how you wear the trend! Show us your comfy-cool looks on Instagram @Lulus using #lovelulus–and shop more picks from our Loungewear collection!

(Additional copy by Rachel Aschenbrand-Robinson)