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Babydolls & Nighties Frequently Asked Questions
The term “babydoll” was popularized by the 1956 movie Baby Doll, starring Carroll Baker as a 19-year-old character in a short, youthful nightie. After the film, the style — usually short, playful, and flirty — became known as the babydoll.
Nighties (or nightgowns) are women’s sleepwear, usually loose, soft, and designed for comfort and elegance. They can range from simple cotton styles to sensual lace or satin nighties that double as lingerie.
Nighties became popular in the 19th and 20th centuries as women shifted from stiff corseted sleepwear into more flowing, feminine gowns. Over time, they became a staple because they combine comfort with a touch of beauty, making women feel put-together even at bedtime.
Women wear nighties for many reasons: comfort, breathability, confidence, and elegance. A soft nightie feels effortless yet feminine, and for some, a silky or lacy one is a way to feel sensual and glamorous even at home.
A nightie is used as sleepwear or loungewear. It’s designed to be soft, lightweight, and easy to move in, making it perfect for bedtime, lazy mornings, or even a touch of romantic lounging.
Both “nighty” and “nightie” are correct spellings, and they mean the same thing: a comfortable sleep dress worn at night. “Nightie” is the more common spelling in British English, while “nighty” is often used in casual conversation.
Not exactly. Pajamas are usually a two-piece set (top and bottom), while a nightgown or nightie is one flowing piece. Both are sleepwear, but the styles and vibes are totally different.
Normally, you don’t need to wear a bra under a nightgown or babydoll since they’re designed to be comfortable and free. If you want a little light support, you can always add a bralette or sleep bra, but it’s totally optional.
Yes! Nighties are very much in fashion today. From retro-inspired lingerie to modern satin slip dresses, nighties are loved both as sleepwear and as trendy loungewear. Many even style them with robes or wear slip-style nighties as outerwear.
There’s no real difference — “nightgown” and “nightdress” are interchangeable terms. Both refer to a dress-like garment worn for sleep. “Nightdress” is more commonly used in British English, while “nightgown” is popular in American English.
