Was the man in your life jealous of your oh-so-comfortable Pajama Jeans, pants that look like jeans but feel like you're wearing pajamas? Well now he can get himself a pair too! Okay, so they're not the official "Pajama Jeans" brand, but they're the same idea.

Online retailer Lakeside Collection is selling pajama jeans for men in two different styles. One is a acid washed style with fake holes and rips, while the other are saggy include the fake boxer shorts hanging out.

It's a clever idea for pajamas, but I doubt we'll be seeing men sporting this out in public the same way we've seen women wearing their Pajama Jeans. Also, if they want them to look more authentic, Lakeside Collection should take a cue from Pajama Jeans and put the drawstrings on the inside of the pants, rather than on the outside.

The knit pants go for $12.95, but they're all sold out so if you were hoping to give them as a Christmas gift, it'll have to be a belated one. LC does, however, have in stock their version of Pajama Jeans knock-offs.

My all-time favorite candle was an green apple scented one in a glass jar from Bath & Body Works that I got about 10 years ago. Most of the apple scented products I've come across are distinctively more spiced than crisp, and I haven't found anything similarly scented since then. That is, until I got a whiff of ULTA's Appletini 3-in-1 Shower Smoothie.

The Shower Smoothie can be used as a shampoo, a foaming body wash, or a bubble bath, which makes it the ultimate versatile bath product. Whether you want to take a bath or a shower, you can use the same product.

I tested this out last night, and found that it left my skin feeling extra smooth and moisturized and a light scent remained even after washing off all the suds. $16 might seem like a bite in the wallet if you're used to buying the $5 variety body washes and bubble baths at your local grocer or retail store like Target, but it comes in a large 24oz pump bottle and honestly, you can tell it's a superior product. Best of all, it's Made in the U.S.A.

The ULTA Shower Smoothie would make a great holiday gift for your female friends, family and co-workers.

I can't wait to try out all the other flavors!

According to Women's Wear Daily, British singer Lily Allen has a new line of clothing in the works. She's teaming up with her sister, Sarah Owen, for a new collection focused on vintage-inspired garments.

The line will be called "Lucy in Disguise", the same name as their vintage shop located in London's Convent Garden district. Reportedly, the new line was designed with a fictional clotheshorse named Lucy in mind.

At a press conference, Allen explained:

"(Lucy's) a time-traveling fashionista, who's inviting you to explore her wardrobe. It's a great opportunity to play with the character."

Included in the collection are many types of dresses inspired by several different decades. The dresses will hit stores in June, and will retail from $175 to $630. In the U.S., they'll be available on shopbop.com. In the U.K. they'll be available at the Lucy in Disguise store, lucyindisguiselondon.com, Harvey Nichols and other international shops.

Jessica Simpson might act like a dumb blond, but she's at least smart enough to have hired someone to help her make the right business decisions. Jess just announced that she's expanding her billion fashion empire to include prom dresses.

Simpson's prom collection will be available at David's Bridal and will feature an assortment of long, short, and ball gown dresses. They will range in price from $139 to $229.

In a statement, Jessica said:

“Inspired by the fabulous designer gowns I’ve worn to red carpet events, my affordable collection is designed to fit and flatter a variety of body types and help girls achieve their own red carpet style for Prom.”

Love fashion but hate designer prices? Stores like Forever 21 and H&M are your best friend, with their awesome collections of designer inspired clothing. But they go even further and sometimes even sign on designers to do a collection just for their store. Such is the case with Forever 21, who've now teamed up with House of Petro Zillia.

House of Petro Zillia is a favorite with Hollywood celebrities, including Kim Kardashian, and Paris and Nicky Hilton, amongst many others. They love it for its fun, funky designs and bright colors.

Nony, House of Petro Zillia's designer, said that she's thrilled about the collection:

"I'm tickled pink about the collection coming out! And so excited about this collaboration with Forever 21 as I can't wait to bring more fashion smiles to more fashionistas!!!"

The Petro Zillia for Forever 21 collection will hit stores on February 11. That's next week!

Everyone's favorite designer-style-on-a-budget chain retail shop H&M announced on Thursday that it is working with cult shoe label Swedish Hasbeens to bring its unique wooden-soled style to the rest of the world. Three styles of wooden-soled clogs made exclusivel for H&M will be available in 150 H&M stores worldwide beginning on April 20th.

The particular shoes designed for H&M were inspired by the traditional Swedish styles of the 1970's, and use handcrafted and environmentally friendly materials.

Ann-Sofie Johansson, H&M's head of design, commented:

“I love the genuine feeling you get from Hasbeens, from the wood and the leather, and also how they take something traditional and Swedish and make it contemporary and modern. These Hasbeens for H&M fit perfectly with the ’70s bohemian look that’s so important this coming season.”

Emy Blixt, founder and designer of Swedish Hasbeens, also said:

“We have a strong belief in making better shoes for a better world. We want to make fashion more fun, creative and friendly to both the environment and people. We have loved designing for H&M! It’s a fantastic opportunity to spread the idea of Hasbeens and make these shoes available to more people around the world.”

Women who have dreamed of their fairy tale wedding day, complete with a Princess-inspired gown will soon get their wish come true. Disney has teamed up with Alfred Angelo to debut their first collection of bridal gowns modeled after Disney Princess characters.

The Disney Fairy Tale Weddings collection debuted at the National Bridal Market in Chicago on October 2. The collection is inspired by the style, personality, and essence of seven Disney Princess characters, including: Ariel, Aurora, Belle, Cinderella, Jasmine, Snow White and Tiana.

There are plenty of people out there who have tried to mimic Lady Gaga's unique sense of style, especially when her tour rolls into town. Well now you'll soon be able to smell like Gaga too. According to Women's Wear Daily, Lady Gaga has signed a long-term contract with Coty Inc. to release a fragrance in Spring 2012.

Stephen Mormoris, senior VP of global marketing in the Coty Beauty division, called her a "phenomenon" and a "fascinating cultural force" who can change the beauty market.

Thus far, the title of her perfume hasn't been released, so stay tuned.

Stella McCartney has designed two collections for GapKids in the past, but as for her own collection, she's never had one for children. That's all about to change as McCartney announced plans to expand her fashion empire by launching a new kids collection.

The line will launch this November, and will be available in sizes 0 to 12 years. Prices range from $25 to $195, and will also be available worldwide on her website as well as in Stella McCartney stores.

Speaking of her collection, McCartney said:

“As a brand with many working parents on the team, I wanted to create a desirable, fun, wearable kid’s collection that was timeless and affordable.”

Us working stiffs might actually have a shot at owning a designer piece of clothing from the fashionable Paris label, without having to sell an arm or a leg. It's now rumored that Lanvin and H&M will announce within the next week that they're collaborating to bring Lanvin clothes to both men and women at H&M shops.

H&M has also been posting 23-second highly stylized black and white videos on both Facebook and YouTube, featuring quotes from a mystery design coming through the mouths of men and women. At first it was thought that Tomas Maier of Bottega Venetta and Carolina Herrera were the mystery designs, but fashion bible WWD quips that:

"While the camera never lingers on the faces long enough for recognition in the clips, the voice-over of designer musings, while electronically altered, are unmistakable Elbaz-isms."

It looks like WWD was spot-on in their guess. Margareta van den Bosch, creative advisor at H&M, confirmed that the collection of menswear and womenswear will go on sale on November 23 in around 200 H&M stores globally. H&M will officially unveil the collection on November 2.

Speaking of the collaboration with H&M, Alber Elbaz, artistic director of Lanvin said:

“I have said in the past that I would never do a mass-market collection, but what intrigued me was the idea of H&M going luxury rather than Lanvin going public,”

With Alexander McQueen(sadly) out of the picture, Lanvin is now the coolest kid on the block in the fashion world and everyone will be dying to get a piece (or ten, or twenty) from the collection. Expect it to sell out fast.