Sneak peek Winter Kate spring 2011

Here's a sneak peek at Nicole Richie's spring 2011 clothing line.
In her words the Winter Kate spring 2011 collection is "very Lolita-esque".
I absolutely adore the jacket from the last photo, putting on a Winter Kate silk jacket instantly makes me feel super stylish.





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House of Harlow 1960 & Winter Kate at Vodafone London Fashion Weekend

Over 100 designers, including, Nicole Richie, will be selling their collections at incredible discounts of up to 70% during the Vodafone London Fashion Weekend.
From Thursday 23rd to Sunday 26th September at Somerset House in London you can purchase House of Harlow 1960 and Winter Kate pieces at a fraction of their retail cost.
Book tickets here.

Winter Kate sales

For those of you who loved the "Harlow" leather jacket from Nicole Richie's spring 2010 clothing line you're in luck! The jacket is on sale at Boutique to you. It was $495, but you can get it now for $345.99.
Also, at extremely affordable prices you can find more items from the spring collection: the "Grace" tunic in Mackenzie print ($99.99), the "Damien" dress ($145.99), the "Lily" top ($126.99), the "Ginger" cardy in red ($91.99), the "Meadow" cami ($69.99) and the "Eden" jacket ($149.99).
All available here.

Winter Kate fall 2010 at The Trend Boutique

The Winter Kate fall 2010 collection arrived at The Trend Boutique.
They have in stock the "Jasmine" cardigan, the "Jezebelle" jacket, the "Tristan" skirt Nicole wore here, the "Cassius" reversible cape Nicole wore in Paris and many other pieces.
Click here to shop Winter Kate.
The Trend Boutique ships world wide.

New Winter Kate fall 2010 items

Just a small update.
New items from Nicole Richie's fall 2010 clothing line are now available at Boutiquetoyou and Nordstrom.
Winter Kate "Grace" tunic in ivory print

Winter Kate "Tate" skirt

Winter Kate "Ginger" cardigan in ivory

Winter Kate "Ginger" burnout velvet cardigan in butter

Winter Kate "Tilda" silk chiffon skirt

Nicole on spring 2011 collections: "Very Lolita-esque!"

Nicole Richie recently chatted to InStyle.com.
The designer talked about her new spring 2011 collections and the plausibility of a children’s line in the near future.

Nicole Richie has her hands full fashion-wise, with two successful collections to her name: Winter Kate, a contemporary ready-to-wear collection, and House of Harlow 1960, a line of costume jewelry and shoes. We sat down with Richie to get the scoop on her new spring collections, her styling tricks and the plausibility of a children’s line in the near future. (Plus, check out our exclusive preview of the Winter Kate lookbook, above!)

InStyle.com: What was your inspiration for the Spring 2011 Winter Kate collection?

Nicole Richie: A lot of the inspiration was drawn from my mother–the way she dressed when I was growing up was very feminine and sexy, but in an innocent, demure way. I also love the way French gypsies mix, wrap and layer their look.

InStyle.com: So how did you translate that aesthetic into your line?

Nicole Richie: It’s very Lolita-esque, like jumpsuits, rompers, high-waisted shorts and girlie camisoles. But the Kimono-inspired piece is one of my favorites—it is truly a part of the Winter Kate identity.

InStyle.com: Is there anything you’re most proud of from Winter Kate?

Nicole Richie: The camisole dresses! They’re just easy, sexy and elegant all at the same time.

InStyle.com: Any tips on how to style the collection?

Nicole Richie: You have to dress for yourself! The way I put looks together is different than perhaps my customers would. For me, I would throw on the dress with a pair of House of Harlow 1960 flat riding boots during the day, and then put on a pair of opaque tights with a House of Harlow 1960 bootie at night.

InStyle.com: Now that House of Harlow 1960 has expanded from just costume jewelry to include shoes, have you thought about doing a fine jewelry collection?

Nicole Richie: I would like to do it one day, but I want it to be accessible to the customers who’ve supported the brand since its inception.

InStyle.com: How about something for the little ones?

Nicole Richie: As for a children’s line, I’d say anything is possible!
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New Winter Kate pieces

More fabulous Nicole Richie fall 2010 creations have been added to Singer22.
Of the new items added were the Winter Kate "Jade" jacket in black, butter, siler swirl and peacock and the "Jasmine" velvet cardy in purple.
They are a bit pricey, but they are really fabulous. I especially like the "Jade" jacket in peacock.
Winter Kate silk print "Jade" jacket in peacock

Winter Kate silk burnout print "Jade" jacket in butter

Winter Kate "Jade" silk burnout velvet jacket in silver swirl

Winter Kate "Jade" jacket in black

Winter Kate "Jasmine" velvet cardy

New Winter Kate kimono dress

A new version of the beautiful kimono dress from Nicole Richie's clothing line has just been added to the Bloomingdale's site.
This floral-print silk chiffon maxi dress is now available in navy.
You can purchase it here for $260.

Winter Kate fall 2010 at Neiman Marcus

The Winter Kate collection for fall 2010 arrived on www.neimanmarcus.com.
The prices are a bit high but this collection seems to be much more high fashion than the spring one was.


You can read the rest of the interview here
Winter Kate "Adalia" corset top

Winter Kate Dixie-print goldvine dress

Winter Kate "Isolde" dress

Winter Kate velvet peplum jacket and "Tristan" mini skirt

Winter Kate "Lucy" dress

Winter Kate "Jezzebelle" satin cardigan and "Bea" tux camisole

Winter Kate "Jemma" fringe-trim jacket, "Clementine" camisole and "Tate" silk mini skirt

Winter Kate "Lillith" chiffon top and "Saxon" crepe shorts

Winter Kate "Jo" leather dress

Winter Kate "Ophelia" velvet dress

Nicole models her designs

Proving that she is her own best model, Nicole Richie showed off some pieces from her Winter Kate fall 2010 collection.
I can’t wait to see the new pieces from her jewelry line.





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Winter Kate fall 2010

Nicole Richie presented her Winter Kate fall 2010 collection back in February, in New York.
For fall, Miss Richie decided to go darker and sleeker.
"My main source of inspiration was this movie called From Hell," Nicole told InStyle magazine. "It’s about the free masons and Jack the Ripper so it’s definitely about that time. We have capes and cigarette pants, vests, jackets and blazers. There are cleaner lines and it’s a lot more simple."
And, as we can see, Nicole remained true to her bohemian-chic style with a few flowing shirts and dresses.
Priced from $78 – $595, Nicole Richie's Winter Kate fall 2010 collection will be available starting in August.













































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