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Celebrities with their Fashion Brands From Clothing to Beauty

Celebrities Fashion Brands

Sometimes the change from actor or singer into a young multi-hyphenate fashion designer is seamless—and it confers, with brands that create headlines for their runway appearances and lines that have satisfied more than a decade.

It can be troublesome to retain that celebrities have side hustles and even empires outside their famous full-time jobs. Jessica Biel operates her restaurant, Nick Offerman enjoys woodworking, and Gwyneth Paltrow has her lifestyle realm, but they aren’t the only ones to convert their side desires into successful businesses.

Celebrities Fashion Brands

Nowadays, creating a brand is about beginning your clothing line, usually named after yourself or someone in the family, and continuing that coveted “fashion designer” heading to your C.V. 

Celebrities own a substantial brand value by the side of their name. This is why celebrity advertisements have consistently increased the sales of products and services worldwide.

Some celebrities have gained their passion for fashion and designed their clothing brands, making their signature style to the pieces.

Rihanna (Fenty x Puma and Savage x Fenty)

Rihanna initial venture into fashion settled her in a high-profile collaboration with athletic brand Puma, and her realm has been expanding ever since. She newly dropped a size-inclusive lingerie line with Savage, perfect with everything from primary bras to 50 Shades or Grey-esque pieces.

Jessica Simpson (Jessica Simpson Collection)

Jessica Simpson’s eponymous fashion business first started as a shoe line in 2006, is one of the greatest in the collection. The collection has grown from footwear to clothing, sunglasses, handbags, accessories, jewellery, and 2015.

Kanye West (Yeezy)

In February 2015, West debuted this apparel line, Yeezy Season 1, with Adidas to storm reviews. For follow up numbers, he even earned it on to the New York Fashion Week schedule, though not externally some drama, conferring a mix of neutral-coloured streetwear and footwear.

Katrina Kaif (Kay Beauty)

Kay Beauty is the celebrity-owned brand in the market, and the ever-beautiful Katrina Kaif goes it in partnership with Nykaa. It was begun in 2019 with a dominant campaign titled It’s Kay To Be You.’ The brand 48 beauty products are manufactured in Europe. All the products are vegan and cruelty-free, completely available at Nykaa.

Drake (OVO)

Drake began his fashion line OVO (it attains for October’s Very Own and is a nod to his birth month) in 2008 with his friend Oliver El-Khatib. A trademark owl logo indicates the hip-hop-inspired luxury streetwear clothing line and has vibes related to Supreme and A Bathing Ape.

Draper James (Reese Witherspoon)

Reese Witherspoon is now an award-winning actor and the head of the production business, but her passion doesn’t stop there. In 2015 she launched Draper James, a clothing and homewares firm that works up timeless Southern style, the sorts of pieces you could believe Witherspoon is practising every day.

Hrithik Roshan (HRX)

HRX by Hrithik Roshan is the leading homegrown fitness brand designed to outgrow Addidas and Nike’s reputation in India. Started the brand in 2013, and it sells in apparel, accessories, fitness trackers, workout regime, and healthy diet plans.

Beyoncé (Ivy Park)

The iconic significance in fashion history when Queen Bey herself released her athleisure line Ivy Park in 2016? Topshop collaborated with the singer on the line, who declared the launch as only the most popular entertainer would, with her magazine cover for Elle.

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