Kendall Jenner wearing House of Harlow 1960

Kylie and Kendall Jenner are featured in OK! magazine.
For the photoshoot Kendall was pictured wearing two pieces from Nicole Richie's House of Harlow 1960 jewelry line.
The "Keeping up with the Kardashians" star wore the peacock feather-enameled locket pendant and the gold crop and glove necklace.

House of Harlow 1960 peacock feather-enameled locket pendant


House of Harlow 1960 gold crop and glove necklace

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Nicole at Barnes & Noble

Nicole Richie was at Barnes & Noble, The Grove, in Los Angeles on Wednesday, October 6, to promote her latest novel, Priceless.
The author looked cute in a turtleneck sweater dress by Celine paired with black tights and House of Harlow 1960 Leslie black lace booties.
She arrived wearing a black coat and carrying her Hermes Birkin bag.

Nicole on ProSieben

ProSieben, one of Germany’s most successful TV stations, interviewed Nicole Richie in the garden of her father's mansion.
You can watch Nicole's interview on the celebrity show "red!" on October 7 at 10:30 PM (local time).
Miss Richie (in the picture below) wears a Winter Kate Adalia bustier, a House of Harlow 1960 black leather cuff and a House of Harlow 1960 Aztec bangle in white.

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Winter Kate on "Gossip girl"

As I already informed you here Jessica Szhohr was photographed on the set of "Gossip girl" in a cardigan from Nicole Richie's spring 2010 collection.
Vanessa Abrams, Jessica's character, wore the Ivy cardigan on the third episode of season four called "The Undergraduates".


Thanks to Rosie.
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In Nicole's closet: House of Harlow 1960

Yesterday, October 4, Nicole Richie was invited on KIIS FM's "On air with Ryan Seacrest".
Miss Richie and Ryan posed wearing House of Harlow 1960 sunglasses.
These vintage-inspired "Jordana" sunglasses are now available for pre-order here for $125.

Nicole returns to "Chuck"

NBC released four new photos for last night’s episode of Chuck,"“Chuck versus the Cubic Z", promoting Nicole Richie’s return as Heather Chandler.




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