Woman glams up lockdown life by wearing a different gown for every day she works from home

SAM April 10, 2020

If the thought of another day spent in sloppy sweatpants makes you want to stay in bed, try taking a leaf out of Lucy Rogers’ book.

The 32-year-old has decided to jazz up lockdown life by wearing a different fancy ballgown for every day she works from home.

She’s sharing every glamorous moment – from snacking on the sofa to slouching her way through a Zoom call – on her Instagram, @sayyestothewfhdress.

The plot is a great way to make sure the clothes Lucy receives through Rent the Runway don’t go to waste, as she struggled with the idea of not having anywhere to show off the stylish pieces.

Lucy Rogers, 32, wearing Pink Marchesa Notte Bridesmaid dress and snacks
Lucy Rogers, 32, wearing Pink Marchesa Notte Bridesmaid dress and snack (Picture: Lucy Rogers / SWNS)

Lucy, from the UK but living in New York, hopes that as well as brightening up her day, her vow to wear the fanciest gowns to work from home will bring cheer to other people.

‘I really wanted to wear all these gorgeous dresses I had rented, but I had nowhere to go,’ said Lucy, who works for the digital marketing agency Croud.

‘I started the Instagram site as a bit of a joke, to keep myself entertained while we’re all stuck at home.

Lucy Rogers, 32, wearing Aiden Mattox. See SWNS story SWNYwfhdress; A New York woman is making quarantine life seem glamorous ? by wearing a different gown every day while she works from home. When COVID-19 lockdowns were ordered Lucy Rogers, 32, didn?t have anywhere to show off the dresses she receives via the clothing subscription service Rent the Runway. So Lucy began wearing a different one each day, while working from home. She posts humorous images of herself in the designer garments to the Instagram site sayyestothewfhdress. Lucy dons her fine gowns while making coffee, cleaning the bathroom, working in bed and doing at-home workouts ? with very comical results. Her tagline is: ?Wearing everything highly inappropriate while learning how to unmute on Zoom.? ?I really wanted to wear all these gorgeous dresses I had rented, but I had nowhere to go,? said Lucy, who works for the digital marketing agency Croud. ?I started the Instagram site as a bit of a joke, to keep myself entertained while we?re all stuck at home. ?I thought my friends and family would find it funny and it just blew up from there really. ?I was going to cancel my subscription but then I thought this could be an opportunity to wear all these lovely things that I could never normally wear to the office. Lucy, who is originally from the U.K., says she?s received an outpouring of positive messages from people who are enjoying her site.
Catching up on emails in Aiden Mattox (Picture: Lucy Rogers / SWNS)
Lucy Rogers, 32, wearing Sachin & Babi. See SWNS story SWNYwfhdress; A New York woman is making quarantine life seem glamorous ? by wearing a different gown every day while she works from home. When COVID-19 lockdowns were ordered Lucy Rogers, 32, didn?t have anywhere to show off the dresses she receives via the clothing subscription service Rent the Runway. So Lucy began wearing a different one each day, while working from home. She posts humorous images of herself in the designer garments to the Instagram site sayyestothewfhdress. Lucy dons her fine gowns while making coffee, cleaning the bathroom, working in bed and doing at-home workouts ? with very comical results. Her tagline is: ?Wearing everything highly inappropriate while learning how to unmute on Zoom.? ?I really wanted to wear all these gorgeous dresses I had rented, but I had nowhere to go,? said Lucy, who works for the digital marketing agency Croud. ?I started the Instagram site as a bit of a joke, to keep myself entertained while we?re all stuck at home. ?I thought my friends and family would find it funny and it just blew up from there really. ?I was going to cancel my subscription but then I thought this could be an opportunity to wear all these lovely things that I could never normally wear to the office. Lucy, who is originally from the U.K., says she?s received an outpouring of positive messages from people who are enjoying her site.
If you’re not working out in a floral ballgown, you’re doing lockdown wrong (Picture: Lucy Rogers / SWNS)

‘I thought my friends and family would find it funny and it just blew up from there really.

‘I was going to cancel my subscription but then I thought this could be an opportunity to wear all these lovely things that I could never normally wear to the office.

‘Unfortunately I have to send them back afterwards.’

Lucy Rogers, 32, wearing Jay Godfrey two-piece she wore. See SWNS story SWNYwfhdress; A New York woman is making quarantine life seem glamorous ? by wearing a different gown every day while she works from home. When COVID-19 lockdowns were ordered Lucy Rogers, 32, didn?t have anywhere to show off the dresses she receives via the clothing subscription service Rent the Runway. So Lucy began wearing a different one each day, while working from home. She posts humorous images of herself in the designer garments to the Instagram site sayyestothewfhdress. Lucy dons her fine gowns while making coffee, cleaning the bathroom, working in bed and doing at-home workouts ? with very comical results. Her tagline is: ?Wearing everything highly inappropriate while learning how to unmute on Zoom.? ?I really wanted to wear all these gorgeous dresses I had rented, but I had nowhere to go,? said Lucy, who works for the digital marketing agency Croud. ?I started the Instagram site as a bit of a joke, to keep myself entertained while we?re all stuck at home. ?I thought my friends and family would find it funny and it just blew up from there really. ?I was going to cancel my subscription but then I thought this could be an opportunity to wear all these lovely things that I could never normally wear to the office. Lucy, who is originally from the U.K., says she?s received an outpouring of positive messages from people who are enjoying her site.
She scrubs up well (Picture: Lucy Rogers / SWNS)

Lucy says she’s received an outpouring of positive messages from people who are enjoying her pics.

‘I’ve even had messages from people working in the ER, saying they check in daily to look at the dresses,’ she says. ‘I thought that was so nice.

Lucy Rogers, 32, wearingPink Badgley Mischka. See SWNS story SWNYwfhdress; A New York woman is making quarantine life seem glamorous ? by wearing a different gown every day while she works from home. When COVID-19 lockdowns were ordered Lucy Rogers, 32, didn?t have anywhere to show off the dresses she receives via the clothing subscription service Rent the Runway. So Lucy began wearing a different one each day, while working from home. She posts humorous images of herself in the designer garments to the Instagram site sayyestothewfhdress. Lucy dons her fine gowns while making coffee, cleaning the bathroom, working in bed and doing at-home workouts ? with very comical results. Her tagline is: ?Wearing everything highly inappropriate while learning how to unmute on Zoom.? ?I really wanted to wear all these gorgeous dresses I had rented, but I had nowhere to go,? said Lucy, who works for the digital marketing agency Croud. ?I started the Instagram site as a bit of a joke, to keep myself entertained while we?re all stuck at home. ?I thought my friends and family would find it funny and it just blew up from there really. ?I was going to cancel my subscription but then I thought this could be an opportunity to wear all these lovely things that I could never normally wear to the office. Lucy, who is originally from the U.K., says she?s received an outpouring of positive messages from people who are enjoying her site.
Why stay in pjs? (Picture: Lucy Rogers / SWNS)
Lucy Rogers, 32, wearing Slate & Willow. See SWNS story SWNYwfhdress; A New York woman is making quarantine life seem glamorous ? by wearing a different gown every day while she works from home. When COVID-19 lockdowns were ordered Lucy Rogers, 32, didn?t have anywhere to show off the dresses she receives via the clothing subscription service Rent the Runway. So Lucy began wearing a different one each day, while working from home. She posts humorous images of herself in the designer garments to the Instagram site sayyestothewfhdress. Lucy dons her fine gowns while making coffee, cleaning the bathroom, working in bed and doing at-home workouts ? with very comical results. Her tagline is: ?Wearing everything highly inappropriate while learning how to unmute on Zoom.? ?I really wanted to wear all these gorgeous dresses I had rented, but I had nowhere to go,? said Lucy, who works for the digital marketing agency Croud. ?I started the Instagram site as a bit of a joke, to keep myself entertained while we?re all stuck at home. ?I thought my friends and family would find it funny and it just blew up from there really. ?I was going to cancel my subscription but then I thought this could be an opportunity to wear all these lovely things that I could never normally wear to the office. Lucy, who is originally from the U.K., says she?s received an outpouring of positive messages from people who are enjoying her site.
Glam (Picture: Lucy Rogers / SWNS)

‘And people have started posting their own photos with the hashtag.

‘It’s a bit of fun to make people smile while all this is going on.’

Have you found a way to make working from home fun? Share your story by emailing us at MetroLifestyleTeam@Metro.co.uk.

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