Nicole Richie's favourite trend is the turtleneck style because she likes the idea of layering the top with dresses and jumpsuits.
The 35 year old American fashion designer who launched House of Harlow 1960 in 2009 has admitted she is a big fan of the basic staple and considers the high-neck top a must-have garment to layer dresses or jumpsuits with.
Speaking to Vogue.com about her wardrobe essentials, the blonde beauty said: "I like the turtleneck style and then I just layer summer dresses or even jumpsuits on top."
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And the former 'Simple Life' star who was legally adopted by the 'Hello' hit-maker Lionel Richie and his former partner Brenda Harvey when Nicole was nine years old has revealed she loves to "pull together my inspiration and favourite looks" in one place to help her fans with fashion advice and styling tips.
She explained: "I like being able to pull together my inspiration and favourite looks all in one place for anyone who wants to replicate myself."
However, Nicole has admitted she doesn't expect people to be dressed head-to-toe in items from her label.
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Speaking previously about the fashion house, Nicole said: "I design every piece thinking about what exists in people's closets already.
"This is 2016, I don't expect people to wear my brand head to toe. So I love giving girls options - layering many different pieces they can layer with pieces that they already have."
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And the television personality who has eight year old daughter Harlow and seven year old son Sparrow with her husband Joel Madden has revealed the inspiration behind her designs was comfort, because she loves wearing clothes she can move freely in.
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She explained: "I love wearing a piece of clothing where I feel like I can run around at any moment and dance in it. So you know, I guess when I'm designing, I want the clothes to feel celebratory and feel very light and fun and feel like you could move seamlessly."