Nicole Richie has launched her first clothing range under her accessories and jewellery brand House of Harlow 1960.
The fashionista created the brand with business partner Rick Cytrynbaum in 2009.
Now the duo have launched their first line of vintage-inspired clothing.
"It's been so gratifying to see the fan base that has grown for our accessories over the years, so I'm thrilled to provide our loyal customers with fashion to complete their look," the 32-year-old said in a statement to People Magazine.
"It's exciting that House of Harlow 1960 is now one step closer to being a complete lifestyle brand."
Nicole has become known for her boho-chic style since she first burst onto the scene with Paris Hilton in the TV show, The Simple Life.
This is reflected in the brand's first collection, which includes gauzy cotton materials and lightweight silks.
The range, priced from $US60 ($A65.24) to $300, includes tunic dresses, shorts, camisoles and jumpsuits.
As well as her own range, Nicole has designed collections for QVC, an American cable network specialising in home shopping.
