Nicole Richie is back in front of the camera. This time it's to launch her jewelry line House of Harlow 1960. She models the babbles in InStyle magazine's October issue and TVguide was there with her.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Nicole in Fashion 18
Old scans, but as always they are interesting to read.
Here is Nicole in Fashion 18, fall 2005.
Here is Nicole in Fashion 18, fall 2005.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Nicole about her weight
This is an old article, but I just found it on usmagazine.com:
Nicole Richie had a fuller figure in 2003, but later grew gaunt. "I know I'm too thin right now, so I wouldn't want any young girl looking at me saying, 'That's what I want to look like," she told Vanity Fair.
Nicole Richie had a fuller figure in 2003, but later grew gaunt. "I know I'm too thin right now, so I wouldn't want any young girl looking at me saying, 'That's what I want to look like," she told Vanity Fair.
Nicole and Joel out in L.A
Nicole Richie was spotted with Joel on October 4 at the Farmers Market in Los Angeles. She started with skinny jeans and paired with a slouchy cardigan and a scarf. Miss Richie finished off her look with Ray Ban aviator sunglasses, simple black flip flops and her beloved Balenciaga bag.
They are adorable!
They are adorable!
Sunday, October 5, 2008
More about Nicole's jewelry line
From National Jeweler Network:
Mouawad, no stranger to celebrity collaborations, has joined with actress Nicole Richie to produce a costume jewelry line, which the company says is designed like a fine jewelry line, with each piece set by hand. The line, named House of Harlow 1960 in honor of Richie's daughter, will consist of about 30 pieces featuring unexpected combinations of materials, including fabrics, feathers and gold-plated materials. It was slated to launch in select boutiques this fall, with pieces retailing between $50 and $150.
"It's different in that it targets Nicole's fans, a younger audience," Mouwad owner Pascal Mouawad says. "[Richie is] really a fashion icon herself. Whatever she wears, people like to wear. Her wearing it and promoting it will attract her fan base."
Mouawad, no stranger to celebrity collaborations, has joined with actress Nicole Richie to produce a costume jewelry line, which the company says is designed like a fine jewelry line, with each piece set by hand. The line, named House of Harlow 1960 in honor of Richie's daughter, will consist of about 30 pieces featuring unexpected combinations of materials, including fabrics, feathers and gold-plated materials. It was slated to launch in select boutiques this fall, with pieces retailing between $50 and $150.
"It's different in that it targets Nicole's fans, a younger audience," Mouwad owner Pascal Mouawad says. "[Richie is] really a fashion icon herself. Whatever she wears, people like to wear. Her wearing it and promoting it will attract her fan base."
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