Lauren Conrad Is Coming Out With a Dreamy Kohl's Sleepwear Line, Starting at $24

Updated on 6/15/2019 at 11:00 AM

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Tired of sleeping in your ratty old high school tee? Lauren Conrad's new sleepwear line may be just what you're looking for. The starlet is coming out with a collection, an extension of her collaboration with Kohl's, this month, and we got the chance to ask her all about it.

"I like to wear sleepwear as soon as I get to my house, and I spend a lot of time in sleepwear pieces. I even incorporate a robe layered over leggings because I like to be comfortable when I'm at home. We didn't currently offer sleepwear pieces, so I was really excited to expand into that category because I think it's really nice to begin your day and end your day in something that you love," Lauren told us.

As you'd expect, the pieces from the collection embody her personal style pretty perfectly. Think feminine tank top and short sets, comfy sleepshirts, and cozy jersey robes. The collection is also super affordable, retailing between $24 and $56, and comes in sizes ranging from XS to XXL and 1X to 3X online.

Read on to see more from our interview and the collection ahead.

What Was the Inspiration Behind the Collection?

What Is Your Favorite Piece From the Collection?

"I really like the jersey robe only because I feel like it's difficult to find a really good robe. I like one that I can put on directly out of the shower. You can't have something silky because then it clings to you or something too fluffy because it's kind of weird to put it on. They're just very easy to wear."

What Are Some of the Main Qualities You Look For in Sleepwear?

"The first thing I look for is comfort. It's nice to feel really cute in a sleep set, but at the end of the day, when you're getting into bed, you also need to be able to comfortably sleep in it. We spent a lot of time choosing really soft fabrications. Once we had our fabrics, we started looking at different prints and details like little buckles and stockings that would make the pieces feel really sweet without sacrificing comfort. When we were looking at details in prints, we wanted it to feel like an extension of the brand and the ready-to-wear collection, so we stuck to soft stripes and florals in soft muted colors."