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"  Photo: Courtesy of Sleepy Jones Andy Spade didn&amp;#039;t get much sleep on Tuesday night. The Kate Spade New York co-founder, who has been running brand consulting agency Partners &amp;amp;amp; Spade for the past five years, was caught in the middle of a legitimate pillow fight at discreet East Village hotel Lafayette House until the wee hours. You see, he was filming an episode of Glenn O&amp;#039;Brien&amp;#039;s TV Party\u2014the &amp;#039;80s public television relic that found new life online earlier this year\u2014in celebration of the launch of his company&amp;#039;s new loungewear collection, Sleepy Jones. But the party didn&amp;#039;t end there. In fact, it continued all day Wednesday, with models and other cool kids lounging about\u2014playing instruments, reading books, playing cards, or, if you&amp;#039;re Au Revoir Simone&amp;#039;s Annie Hart, singing\u2014in the new line&amp;#039;s disheveled-preppy pajama tops, pants, and robes. Donuts iced with chocolate ganache were piled high on corner tables, while each bathroom was stocked with Harry&amp;#039;s razors, a client of Partners &amp;amp;amp; Spade. Spade believes that the collection, inspired by gallery girls wearing pajama shirts to openings and scenester guys in smoking slippers, fills the gap between what you wear to bed and what you wear to work. &amp;quot;Sometimes, if I&amp;#039;ve had a few drinks, I&amp;#039;ll wear my khakis to bed, so in the fall we&amp;#039;ll do a pair of pants for guys that are a cross between pajama bottoms and trousers,&amp;quot; Spade explained in the hotel&amp;#039;s quiet garden, as a ginger-haired model played a grand piano. &amp;quot;We were inspired by David Hockney and Julian Schnabel, who wear their pajamas out. I wanted to design and tailor them in a way that anyone would feel comfortable wearing them inside and out.&amp;quot; And with prices at an affordable level\u2014a pair of brightly colored Liberty print boxers for men are $46, while shrunken robes for the ladies (available in navy or white Swiss dot) are $148\u2014the collection is bound to quickly form a bigger-than-cult following. &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s no one who exclusively makes loungewear for friends of mine and the kind of people I know,&amp;quot; said Spade. &amp;quot;Companies like Victoria&amp;#039;s Secret do their thing, and then there&amp;#039;s really expensive European loungwear that&amp;#039;s really beautiful but a little bit out of bounds for most people. There&amp;#039;s nothing in between.&amp;quot; As for whether or not the line will venture into true ready-to-wear, Spade says that&amp;#039;s unlikely. Because, after all, this comfy stuff is ready to wear, day or night. Or especially during a pillow fight. &amp;quot;People want to wear comfortable clothes.&amp;quot; Shop the entire collection at Sleepyjones.com.  Photo: Courtesy of Sleepy Jones "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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