For those times when sleeping naked just isn't an option.

Because matching pajama sets make you a more legitimate person.

We doubt we'd ever see Carolina Herrera trade her elegant stiff-collared white button downs for pjs a la Marc Jacobs, but the designer understands that sleepwear is having a "moment." She's teamed up with young lingerie designer Arielle Shapiro, who designs the line Ari Dein, on a capsule collection of luxury sleepwear.

I'm at home in DC right now wearing mostly pajamas. Because that's what you do when you go to your childhood home, right?

Outer borough trend seekers, your new mecca awaits--J.Crew is finally opening a store in Brooklyn. {WWD, Subscription Required} Can we please crash Cara Delevingne's party for DKNY Artworks' London unveiling? Guess it's time to book that flight to the UK! {Vogue UK} After the DKNY party, make sure you stick around London for the UK's first Nail Art Festival (!!!) in July. Best of all, it's free to attend. {Grazia} Sofia Vergara explains why you might feel a little déjà vu browsing her red carpet looks. {NY Post}

Last night, new loungewear company Sleepy Jones rented out an entire boutique hotel--the Lafayette House--and hosted a 24 hour sleep-in to fete their launch. Guests were welcomed to wander through the hotel's rooms and explore. It was the coolest launch party/press preview I've ever been to--but of course, I'd expect nothing less from Andy Spade, the retail genius who helped launch Kate Spade and Jack Spade, and, at his creative branding firm Partners and Spade, has helped cool-ify companies like J.Crew, Warby Parker, Roxy and more. I caught up with Spade (who had been up all night on Glenn O'Brien's TV Party) to chat about why designers should stop doing so many things, and why pajamas may just be the 21st century's office wardrobe.