Overnight Business Class Flights

Slightly easier for women than men....a tunic/dress and leggings is comfy and not sloppy looking. For a guy, try hiking pants with some stretch--lots more comfortable than jeans, and paired with a jacket, looks way better than sweats.

I'm not changing clothes in an airplane bathroom unless absolutely necessary. I do like very soft stretchy socks for flying, as my feet tend to be cold and swell on long flights.

I wore shorts and a T-Shirt and then used the provided blanket to cover up if I got cold.

I usually wear a button down and jeans to board and change into a sweatshirt and shorts after dinner to sleep in.

I'm just more comfortable in my own clothes over the pajamas they offer.

Depending on breakfast service I'll change into another shirt and jeans before or after.

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London is a relatively short flight and by the time you get done with the meal service, you only have 4ish hours of uninterrupted rest

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This. Did it a few weeks ago and just wore blue jeans and a polo shirt. I think I got 3 hours sleep but it does help.

My trips to china take about 25 hrs from Memphis to destination. I go comfortable and couldn't care less what others think.

The people who care what they look like in first class are not the wealthy ones, they are the wanna be's. The truly wealthy dgaf. So who cares? Your happiness over other people's thoughts.

Given that, I rock golf pants and golf pants basically only to europe. They look nice and are de-wrinkle very easily, but more importantly they are light and super comfortable. Easily can sleep in them. I mean they are made to be good looking pants for performance. I'm not personally at the baller level to need anything nicer, but I've brought a blazer for a nicer dinner with them.

I go comfort all the way. I usually wear gym shorts and a long sleeve dry fit short.

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I'm not a fan of wearing sweats or looking like a slob in the airport, particularly when I arrive

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I'm with you on this. I usually wear khakis (almost always am wearing khakis infact) and a T shirt at the airport. (Nothing to do with airport/flying. I just don't "dress like a slob" when not at home). If flying Biz, I change in-flight if the flight is long enough (if i can get at least 6h of sleep). At this time, you can request the flight attendant to make your bed while you go change. I usually make my own but I'm low maintenance. First class you get PJs.

Depending on the airline you are flying, you may get PJs in biz too (if you are flying any of the US carriers or BA, they don't provide PJs in biz).

Basically, dress as you would in economy. Don't have to dress up or differently just bec you are flying biz.