"I have a few [favorite pieces] ... a favorite piece for what? You have to dress the part!
" she laughed. "I do a lot of basics, so we have a great blazer, a high-waisted black skirt
 and biker jacket and all those pieces can be traded throughout ... it's a lot of layering,
 a lot of switching-up, so you can get more mileage." There's a reason the line is very
feminine — LC only has plans to design for the ladies. "I'm not a boy," she joked, adding

 she's too "selfish" to design clothes that she can't wear herself.

And while there were probably other retailers clamoring to get LC's designs in their stores,
 she had a very specific reason for working with Kohl's. "They're very accessible. They're
everywhere and they're online and they're affordable," she explained. "It was a fun way for
 me to work with a really great company and to say, 'This is what I think is going to be in
in a couple months' and 'This is what I'm gonna wear at a great price point and great quality.' "