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Nikki Reed eyes fashion line
The 26-year-old actress added she loves “to tell a story” with everything she wears and is excited to continue collaborating with the brand in the future.
Twilight star Nikki Reed is considering starting her own fashion line after creating a new range for Revolve Clothing.
The brunette beauty shared her inspirations behind the range - which includes boho-inspired wide-leg pants, embroidered tanks and slip dresses - and admitted she wanted the line to be true to her own sense of style and reflect her Californian upbringing, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
“I think for the collection, I just decided to create things that felt like me. I grew up in Venice (California) so that’s my vibe... effortless. You want to be comfortable, you want to be by the ocean and you want to wear materials that can move and flow and go with things that can be layered,” she said.
The 26-year-old actress added she loves “to tell a story” with everything she wears and is excited to continue collaborating with the brand in the future.
“I love clothing and I love telling a story with what I wear, whether it’s jewellery or clothing. This will be the first of many(collaborations). I’m very excited to be doing this!,” Reed told Fashion Times. IANS
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