Sourced from China, the silk feels luxuriously soft to the touch, and is lightweight enough for our hot, humid weather. It’s also a breathable material, which means it has the ability to regulate body temperature and keep you cool even on warm nights. Maisonzhou’s pieces come with six per cent elastane, too, which gives the pieces more stretchability and a better fit. Another plus point: They’re machine-washable.

Wearing your jammies out of the bedroom isn’t that outre – Grace Coddington actually wore them to the Met Gala. The brand’s sleek dresses, like the Noemic mermaid gown here ($450), come in the most figure-flattering cuts, which will help to accentuate your curves or accentuate your derriere.

Likewise, its pajama jackets – there are short-sleeved and long-sleeved versions ($265-$295) – look great even when worn outside the bedroom. Style it with jeans and sneakers for a distinctly laidback vibe.

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According to Corlett, dresses are designed with Asian women in mind: Dresses in XS sizes come with a markedly shorter length, while sleeves are also cut shorter and with curved edges so they look more feminine.

The Jia lace silk bras ($140) come with front clasps and are wire-free, while the Qiang robe ($495) serves as a fuss-free cover-ups. Bonus: Pieces are easily mixed and matched as each item comes in five colourways – black, white, grey, pink and navy – which you can style however you fancy. Visit Maisonzhou at Keepers from now till Thursday, Oct 27

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