Posts with tag clothing line

Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen have great taste in women! The mighty duo chose Lauren Hutton to be the face of their line, The Row, for the next big campaign for the brand!

How does TomKat sound as a label? The name has a nice ring to it, doesn't it? Well, somehow we doubt that the line will actually be called that, but Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes may be shopping around for a designer to help them get a fashion project off the ground -- and no, we're not talking about designing jeans here.

Paige Adams-Geller says her new, upscale line Paige Black Label
"is for the power player who never forgets her femininity." It's a fitting description--after all, beautifully-tailored, classic clothing is always a smart investment.

Adams-Geller's Paige Premium Denim is beloved for its attention to fit, and Paige Black Label only expands on that commitment. Simple, sophisticated pieces come in a neutral palette--gray, beige, black and navy--and exhibit a hyper-sensitivity to tailoring.

From high-waisted pants and skirts to leather jackets, the pieces have staying power while still feeling current. Check out Paige Black Label at stores including Cusp, Henri Bendel, and Ron Herman.

Is anyone still watching The Hills? Especially now with the return of America's Next Top Model and the new little fashion reality show at Bravo that documents the life of stylist Rachel Zoe. Well, we're not. The last time we checked in Heidi's sis had just moved in and Spencer was really, really fake mad about it.

But that aside, somewhere in between crying over Justin-Bobby and telling Lo off, Audrina Patridge managed to score a clothing deal. Not only will the Maxim cover girl be the face of Divine Rights of Denim, but she'll also be co-designing a line with the brand.

And unlike Lauren Conrad's line of jersey dresses, Patridge's collection will be moderately priced, with some pieces retailing for about $58.

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MTV must be pretty excited. Their number one cash cow, reality star, Lauren Conrad, now has a number one selling clothing line as well. Despite previous reviews in the fashion industry that the pieces are overly simplistic and too high priced, she's selling out!

In what could be compared only to when Freddy Mercury and David Bowie teamed up for Under Pressure, Cory Kennedy -- the mildly literate teen who is currently employed by Nylon -- and Erin Wasson -- the supermodel who notoriously hijacked somebody else's design aesthetic -- recently came together to discuss one the most important topics our generation has long been wrestling with: homeless chic.

Yes, you heard right. Cory was dispatched by her handlers to go interview Erin Wasson about her new clothing line, RVCA, which lead to Wasson rattling off about people whom she considers has the best style: "The people with the best style for me are the people that are the poorest. Like, when I go down to Venice beach and I see the homeless, like, I'm like, 'Oh my God, they're pulling out, like, crazy looks and they, like, pulled shit out of like garbage cans."

Gotta love her. Check out the rest of Erin's deep thoughts in this clip. Enjoy.


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Kate Moss' long awaited Topshop collection has finally arrived! And best of all, even though Topshop's New York City store isn't opening on time, the clothes are still available online, even to shoppers from the U.S.

Katie "Jordan" Price is a hardcore equestrian. She wants people to know that she even plans to complete in the 2012 Olympics. In fact, she's so serious about her riding that she has designed a line of clothing for riders and their horses.

When we heard that Tara Reid was launching a clothing line, the following three thoughts came to mind:

1. Will she proactively prevent the nip-slip to save other girls from the embarrassment she faced?
2. Will there be anything that's not shiny?
3. Will there be a beer cozie included free with purchase?

There are some celebrities we can imagine starting a clothing line. We'd love for George Clooney to come out with a line of suits, and for Brad Pitt to slap his name on casual hats. However, we definitely didn't anticipate this:

Victoria Beckham certainly keeps trying to make herself into a fashion designer, but it's not quite going the way she envisioned. Following lackluster sales of her dVb denim line, her plans for a line of menswear has been scrapped as well.

Michael Jackson and Christian Audigier seem to be an unlikely pair. But, the unthinkable has happened and the two are getting together to do a collaboration on a clothing line.

Who doesn't? Getting free material is the stuff. Going to fancy parties is where it's at. And being recognized for being able to pick clothing out of a closet, dab on lipstick or put hair into a ponytail? Wowza sign us up!

But getting to that higher level requires a little work and know how. Let's take a look at how to get yourself that stylin' position you've always wanted.

Kristin Davis, who plays Charlotte in Sex and the City, is launching her own clothing line with Belk.

Now, why would Kristin choose to launch a line at Belk, rather than Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, or one of the other higher end department stores? She has a very personal reason: "I grew up shopping at Belk. It was the nicest store we had, and I'd save my allowance to go to Belk."

Since David Beckham's wife, Victoria is already in the business of making crappy fashion lines and so is Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, it only makes sense that they would team up to make something else that won't sell.