• Selena Gomez posted an Instagram photo of herself writing her wedding vows on a Lola Blanket.
  • The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab has reviewed Lola Blankets in the past, and one of our experts has called them her “favorite.”

As someone who loves being cozy, I appreciate a plush, faux-fur throw—and I recently noticed how popular Lola Blankets are on social media right now. That alone was enough for me to go ahead and try one—and believe me, they are comfortable. I realized some celebrities seem to agree, like Selena Gomez. The actress was recently seen writing her vows on a Lola Blanket, and that very blanket can be found on LolaBlankets.com.

Considering the fact that Lola Blankets are currently having a huge moment on social media, this is a really big deal—and now’s the perfect time for you to see what all the hype is about—because the brand's offering new customers 35% off their first order. (You just have to input your phone number and sign up for promo texts. You'll get a prompt when you first visit the site.)

So, how are we so sure that the blanket Selena used was in fact a Lola blanket? Instagram. Back in October, Selena posted a photo carousel with a picture of herself writing her wedding vows on a Lola Blanket. (The brand even confirmed this, saying she used the Rhubarb Lola from the 2025 Fall Collection). The Fall Collection is currently sold out, but Rhubarb shade is extremely similar to the burgundy-colored blanket that’s available and on sale.

Not only have Lola Blankets gotten Selena’s approval, but they’ve also won over experts of the Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab. Emma Seymour, the Lab’s associate director, recently reviewed a few Lola blankets—and she said they’re her “favorite” compared to other faux-fur blankets that she’s tried.

“Lola Blankets are incredibly soft and plush with a slight bubble texture that looks great strewn across my sofa,” Seymour says. “They're cozy to snuggle up with, but don't feel too hot or heavy like other faux-fur blankets I've tried before.”