Jennifer Lopez And Marc Anthony Announce Kohl's Lines

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Nov 19th 2010 at 3:02AM

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony were in West Hollywood on November 18 to announce their new fashion lines with Kohl's. So far the lines will including apparel and accessories but they may introduce home goods in the future. Music Entertainment Sports Holdings will sub-license the brands exclusively to Kohl's under a long-term agreement.

Each member of the star couple will have their own lines. Lopez will have sportswear, dresses,sleepwear, bags, jewelry and shoes for women. Anthony's lines include sportswear, dress shirts, suit separates, sports coats, neckwear, accessories, and shoes. Kohl's currently has collections from Lauren Conrad, Daisy Fuentes and Vera Wang among others.

Lopez has been involved with fashion design for many years including the Sweetface line and JLO by Jennifer Lopez. Lopez and her two-year-old twins Max and Emme are also the faces for Gucci's new childrenswear line.

Tags: celebrity clothing, celebrity clothing line, celebrity design, jennifer lopez, marc anthony

Filed under: Apparel, Celebrity Design

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Lisbob2 Nov 19th 2010 4:51PM

REALLY? No talent...more money for them....and who is actually designing this stuff?

Lisbob2 Nov 19th 2010 4:59PM

I post a comment...you make me go through 800milion steps and then my comment is lost? What's the deal?

Maria Carrillo Nov 19th 2010 5:19PM

Talent or no talent, what matter's is that the line includes fashions for normal humans and not toothpicks!

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