Celeb fashion fixation leads to rise in new kind of designer

As the United States’ fixation with celebrity gossip seemingly grows each day, the number of fashion pieces boasting celebrity names almost equals the amount of stars mentioned on the covers of popular tabloid magazines.

A new breed of designers has been born. From style mavens to reality stars, a bevy of celebrity fashion lines — such as the Olsen twins’ The Row and Snooki’s footwear collection — have made their way into the fashion industry.

Jessica Simpson’s footwear and accessories collection and Victoria Beckham’s critically acclaimed high-end clothing brand make it easy to see why so many stars want to be a part of such a lucrative opportunity. As Rihanna gears up to produce her own line of designer duds, one must wonder if is it necessary for celebrities to impose on designers’ territories. Read more
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