Kim Kardashian Convinces Us to Wear Robes Out of the House

Leopard print is always in, and this fierce bathrobe ($1,145) could moonlight as a slinky wrap dress.

The perfect robe for that model-off-duty vibe? This soft jersey robe ($268), with floral lace insets on the sleeves, will add some serious sophistication to any weekend look.

Robe coats have been an outerwear trend for awhile now, and this dusty blue fleece robe with shawl collar ($198) is a perfect cold-weather option, both inside and outside.

If you think a completely sheer robe can't possibly leave the privacy of your bedroom, just imagine this spotted long-sleeve number ($250) over a sexy body-con minidress.

We are already predicting obi belts to be a major street style must-have accessory this Fashion Week, so this belted kimono-style robe ($1,005) isn't a tough sell.

Capitalize on the '70s trend with this oversize floral print devoré-velvet and chiffon robe ($2,590), complete with statement-making fringe.

If you aren't ready to go full eveningwear with your robe, this two-tone geometric print cotton option ($174) is perfect tied over a pair of jeans.

This duster-style robe ($298) looks like liquid gold and would pair nicely with a slinky monochromatic gown.

Want an ultrafeminine take on public-display intimates? This navy lace-trim open robe ($418) is a perfect layering piece.

We actually can't imagine why anyone would wear this black-and-white butterfly-print robe ($2,148) as anything but a showstopping dress.

If you are looking to really stand out, this colorfully printed floor-length robe ($195) will do the trick. Plus, careful attention to detail – including the red microsatin lining in the billowy sleeves – makes it look as if it were meant for something more than loungewear.

This velvety soft short robe ($180) can give much needed dimension to a basic LBD or help tone done a bold frock in a solid color, like cobalt blue or fuchsia.