Property Of Harlow 1960 Launches First-ever Apparel Point... Just-in-time For Coachella!

Property of Harlow; Inset:Courtesy Nicole Richie as it pertains to classic-inspired boho attire, Nicole Richie may be the master. And her introduction clothing range for Home of Harlow 1960 is proof. The extras and jewelry manufacturer, launched in '09 by Richie and spouse Rick Cytrynbaum, currently provides a selection of models that individuals can see hanging in Richie's wardrobe (and are destined to bring out the inner hippie in all folks). "It's been so rewarding to determine the group of fans that's cultivated for our extras over time, so I'm thrilled to offer our loyal clients with trend to perform their look," Richie said in a statement. "It's exciting that Property of Harlow 1960 has become one step nearer to being a comprehensive lifestyle company," she added. Going To Coachella? Then you definitely may want to check out the windy prepared-to-use collection (listed from $60 to $300), which functions gauzy cotton materials and lightweight silks that are ideal for the celebration scene. From a large and free green jumpsuit to airy dresses -leg palazzo design-slacks, the garments are made to keep you looking good in the hot sun all-day without breaking a sweat. CONNECTED: click the link for the latest on superstar designers Property of Harlow Aside from Residence of Harlow 1960, Richie also models apparel and accessories for QVC, which she had (of course) a funny take on in a interview last month. "QVC is nuts. It's so big that each time I go to the headquarters, I think it's like Jurassic Park, just minus the dinosaurs," she stated in a recent interview. When you go within like a designer "QVC is simply so in tune using its customers …, you have to concentrate on who their customer is. Things like what their requirements are, what textiles they're interested in, their likes and dislikes, right down to what's their weather. It's just a totally different planet for me." Tell us: What do you think of Residence of Harlow 1960′s first clothing line? Which look is the favorite? –Brittany Talarico