Sure, I would totally wear cute flannel pajamas. Hell, I marched in a parade one year in a stretch terry cloth onesie as Bugs Bunny with Elmer Fudd chasing me!

I am afraid to see what the people who sleep commando would wear Debbie Reynolds 

Nobody wants to see me in my pj's, I would dress in business attire.

Not happening.

do they go with heels??

No, not even if they have feet in them.

Yes, but with something cute and more appropriate under, so I could take the PJ's off after walking in.

I would. It is very casual here in L.A. hood and you'll see people in PJs, fluffy sleepers, and bathroom robes in malls and  supermarket. I was staring a bit first times, but after so many years I do not pay attention, unless it is something super weird. 

I don't believe I would Debbie Reynolds but I would dress in something festive!

nope

huh... not too many people have seen me in pajamas.... not into professional costume parties...

No,

I don't wear PJ's.

what  happens if one does not wear pj?

No, I wouldn't. Not a good idea.

No, I don't like it that people are wearing them everywhere all day, every day.

Was at Walmart yesterday & guess what - pajamas with Christmas themes were being worn by customers. 

I have not the abilty to count the nuber of lifetimes that must pass before such an option would be considered.

All I can see is a post on Facebook labled 'Pillow Fight' with an image of 51 year old agent who does not want to be there.

Not only no, but H--L no

that sounds like fun.... I'd wear pajamas.... something with a little style to it...

Don't own a pair of pyjamas I would be seen in public wearing... but even if I did, don't think I would do it... 

Debbie Reynolds I think I would especially since that's the theme...and others are going to participate. 

LOL..Nowadays people wear them outside and there is no theme...smile..

Maybe I'm a stick in the mud but I would not feel comfortable doing that. There'd be pictures on social media, non-pajama wearing agents would see it & I dont even wear pajamas at home. 

That's interesting. I'd probably go for it, but I'd also probably go buy new ones that were real-estate related...

Wearing PJs and going out in them in public are two different things. You won't even see going out in sweat pants. 

No, I don't think I would .  

No, don't even have to give that one 'a second thought' Debbie Reynolds.  How about you? 

Yes but I must say that mine are....well.....comfortable

Definately! But I'd  wear my LLBean flannel nightgown and there is nothing inappropriate about that nightie unless you find showing ankles inappropriate

I'd have to buy a pair first.  Showing up in what I wear to bed would not be horribly appropriate.  I do have an Original Series Star Trek Command uniform onesie I could wear for fun though.

Not me, but I would where shorts and a tee hirt as that is my PJ's anyway i guess. 

Nope, not a costume kind of guy!

Not for me.

If I wore mine I'd end up in jail!

I never was much for costume parties. If it was a charity maybe.

Fred Griffin nailed this one!

I probably would if it was really being encouraged.

Yes -- Kind of a  Long  Night Shirt with Leggings  and booties  and of course a Teddy Bear to Match  ..Sounds like a lot of fun to me

No. First, I don't own any pajamas and wouldn't want to buy some just for a party. Second, I don't enjoy dress-up parties. I don't think guys enjoy these the way women do.

Definitely no. 

Debbie Reynolds No I would not.

I would if I had any pajamas.  

Not in this lifetime! I don't own PJ's, in any event and not showing up in a skimpy nightgown in public. What will they think of next? And what are they really trying to prove with this idiocy? (now you know how I feel)

sure.....the Theme sounds like lots of fun.....

No, I wouldn't Debbie Reynolds as I'd have to buy a pair

No, no and no.

No, no  and no.

As long as it is appropriate in public, not the beautiful ones that are see through! 

Sure. There are so many beautiful, warm and comfortable PJs now.

I wold not!

No, I never attend themed or costumed events for business. 

No.

As I do not have any, no.

Yes I would, but make sure it's flannel and not something else