Question: Q: This suit onesie is every man-child’s dream

Here’s the solution for slackers who want to dress like a grown-up man, but without all the tucking, belting, buttoning and dry-cleaning: Suitsy, a onesie for the millennial age.

The get-up features a button-down shirt, suit pants and jacket — all sewn together for your convenience. All a guy’s gotta do is step in and zip up.

The Suitsy, which goes for $378, received national attention two weeks ago when its creator, Jesse Herzog, wore it on ABC’s “To Tell The Truth,” along with host Anthony Anderson.

“[There was] definitely a spike in sales and interest from when it aired nationally,” Herzog told The Post. “And I am proud to note the Suitsy is now in the personal collection of Pee Wee Herman.”

A dude enters the onesie through a concealed zipper at the front, closes the top two buttons and — voila! — he’s good to go. But he’s looking more used-car salesman than Wall Streeter.

And while the Suitsy is made of mostly cotton and spandex — making it machine washable — its quality isn’t so miraculous.

I first tried on a medium. It fit my average frame about as well as a duvet cover. The extra-large is on the Lincoln Memorial’s Christmas list. The small was better, but still baggy.

The cotton wrinkles easily and completely lacks the stiffness that is the mark of a good suit coat.

One coworker remarked that I looked “very Salvation Army.”

Walking on Madison Avenue, I felt self-conscious, as if a scarlet “S” were stamped on my chest pocket. Here I was wearing the PajamaJeans of menswear on the street that inspired Don Draper.

I walked into Bergdorf Goodman and asked some employees what they thought of my Frankensuit, fully expecting to be eviscerated.

“I never would’ve guessed,” one said. “It’s a great casual suit.”

“Incredible,” said another. He even showed me a $280 jacket that looked remarkably similar to the Suitsy. However, all three clerks conceded that cheaper, higher-quality three-piece suits are available at stores such as SuitSupply.

Herzog insisted that I could land a date by wearing this abomination out.

“I challenge you to wear it to a bar and not get hit on,” he said.

A friend and I stopped by Rise in Hell’s Kitchen, where the usual attire is a tank top and shorts. Wear even a blazer and you’ll get glares that say, “Did you overshoot Per Se, sir?”

Instead, a guy walked up to us, looked right at me and suggestively said, “Hey, is that your boyfriend?”

Herzog was right. Perhaps there is a mysterious power to the Suitsy, after all. Or more likely, the bar was dark, the guy was drunk, and he was attracted to men in suits that belong at a funeral-home rummage sale.

A: Here’s the solution for slackers who want to dress like a grown-up man, but without all the tucking, belting, buttoning and dry-cleaning: Suitsy, a onesie for the millennial age. The get-up feature…


Q: Matt Lauer Confronts Ellen DeGeneres over Bondage Gear Prank : People.com

02/26/2015 AT 02:55 PM EST

may aim to please, but he'll never be one for fetish wear.

In an interview that airs on Thursday's episode of

"I have not yet decided if we are on speaking terms," Lauer, 57, says uncomfortably.

He adds: "I've made a lot a lot of new friends. Thank you very much. So to the people like @RoughAndReady and @IveBeenAVeryBadGirl, I just want to say thank you very much for your kind Tweets."

Lauer went on to say that the prank seemed a little too real for some.

"You can't believe how many people Tweeted me and said, 'You're supposed to be a journalist. How can you dress in leather, especially S&M?' " he says.

But he wasn't the only

show employee to fall victim to DeGeneres's Photoshop fun.

was made to deliver the country's weather in tiny

Like Lauer, Roker saw a spike in Twitter followers after the clip aired.

"Although Al kind of had those followers anyway," says Lauer, who seemed to find Roker's BDSM makeover much funnier than his own.

Watch the full clip above.

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Answer: The Today show host says he made "many new friends"