Style File: Celebrity Clothing Lines
Rihanna, Nicki and more stars break into the fashion game.
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Rihanna - Check out our roundup of celebrity fashion lines and find out how to cop your favorite looks. By Britt Middleton Rih Rih's second collaboration with London fashion house River Island capitalizes on fall's camouflage trend and the singer's penchant for tomboy chic. Click here to see 15 of our favorite pieces from the Rihanna for River Island Collection, available in stores and online on Sept. 12. (Photo: Instagram via badgirlriri)
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Nicki Minaj - On Instagram, Minaj has modeled several styles from her forthcoming collection for Kmart (out this fall). Mirroring her over-the-top style, pieces like this bodycon dress were designed to "hug the body in all the right places," she says. Expect bold prints, sexy silhouettes and funky accessories. (Photo: Instagram via Nickiminaj)
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Kanye West - It's no wonder why Ye's line for the French ready-to-wear brand A.P.C. sold out immediately after its release in July, as fans angling for his eclectic style could finally get a piece of the reclusive rapper, who wears a hoodie from his line, above. We'll be honest, though: $120 for a T-shirt and $250 for a hoodie is a bit rich, but would you expect anything less from Mr. West? (Photo: WENN.com)
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Kim Kardashian - Even pregnant, Kim K. was keeping up with fashion trends! Earlier this year, the reality star rocked a studded dress from her own Kardashian Kollection for Sears. (Photo: Clint Brewer/Splash News)
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Big Sean - Earlier this year, the MC unveiled Finally Famous, his line of hats, graphic T-shirts, sweatshirts and jackets. Modeling several looks for VIBE magazine, the rapper said that designing the line was "a dream come true" and that he looked forward to expanding it over time. (Photo: Vibe Magazine, March 2013)
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Lil Wayne - Weezy's unmatched bravado found a home in Trukfit ("the reason you kill for it"), a gutsy line of T-shirts, hats and skateboard decks available now at retailers nationwide.(Photo: Araya Diaz/WireImage/Getty Images)
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Nicole Richie - The former reality TV star now heads House of Harlow 1960, an collection of jewelry, handbags and hats, and Winter Kate, an apparel line, both of which emulate Richie's luxe boho vibe. (Richie wears Winter Kate Pandora pants above.) Plus, the star has done several collections for QVC. (Photo: Anthony Monterotti/PacificCoastNews.com)
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Pharrell Williams - In June, the musician-turned-designer rang in 10 years of his Billionaire Boys Club. The line's offering meld skate style with art and features an array of T-shirts, denim, hoodies and accessories. (Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Made With Elastic)
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Serena Williams - In 2004, the tennis star launched Aneres, her first collection of dresses and tops. She has steadily grown the brand since then, and has a new collection in the works, according to her website. Williams has also lent her style to collections for the Home Shopping Network and Nike. (Photo: Courtesy of Aneres Designs)
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Claudia Jordan - Radio and television personality Claudia Jordan made her way into the fashion world this year, debuting an eponymous line of party dresses. The one above is a steal at $89 and is available here.(Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty Images)
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Brett Johnson - The 23-year-old and son of BET founder, Robert L. Johson, will debut his upscale men’s line at New York Fashion Week this year. Brett Johnson, who dropped out of the University of Michigan to pursue design seriously, aims to blend streetwear and suits for the mature man. “I definitely feel like this fits Jay Z and Justin Timberlake,” Johnson says of his line. “But also David Beckham or Ryan Gosling.”(Photos from left: Instagram via Brett Johnson, Brett Johnson Collection)