To clear up any confusion, Rachel Zoe’s QVC fashion line, which is set to roll out on QVC.com next week, is definitely a real line. But what the celeb stylist has churned out is a collection of retro-glam pieces of which most are made from faux animal materials.
Rachel Zoe’s QVC line includes everything a glamorista would wear--you know, faux fur vests and faux snakeskin jackets. Obviously, ultra-glitzy accessories and clutches are included, like a sparkly black evening bag and blinged-out emerald ring, to amplify the look of the faux furs and snakeskins.
Word on the street is that the line also includes sunglasses. Sadly, photos of them aren’t out yet--but I’m willing to bet they’re extremely oversized.
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Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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