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 Jaycie Fierce |
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Posts: 2171 (04/22/2009 8:47 AM) |
Target would have been a better fit!
And all she needs to do to make her line more "casual" is to change the colors and lower the prices. 
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RoCkJ03 |
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Posts: 87946 (04/22/2009 9:33 AM) |
If I were a designer and my clothes sold at Kohls, I would quickly find a new career.
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Molieshka |
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Posts: 1213 (04/22/2009 9:46 AM) |
I'm happy she is doing this. I am excited to see what sh will come up with- and more excited I will be able to afford it this time!
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jessieGRAS |
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Posts: 21780 (04/22/2009 3:10 PM) |
RoCkJ03 wrote: LMAO. |
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 MissyJG |
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Posts: 2269 (04/22/2009 3:29 PM) |
I love her style but she sucks as a designer. I wouldn've even pay $50 for something from her own line let alone something from her line at Kohl's. I
love cute, basic pieces but from what I"ve seen her line(s) were extremely BORING and unimaginative.
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alwaysandforever |
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Posts: 2874 (04/22/2009 3:54 PM) |
I work for Kohl's and have for years. I think that this company has come a very long way over the years, and still continues to take market share away from
their competitors in this tough economic climate. So what if Lauren Conrad has a line with us? I think its funny how Kohl's is looked down upon all the
while still opening stores and not closing them down like so many others are doing. We must be doing something right! I think this move with Lauren Conrad is
just another good business decision for Kohl's.
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