72% matchVelvet Canyon
60s/70s acetate frames in muted colourways
What changes: Eyewear specialist only, no clothing
Brand profile
Nicole Richie's Los Angeles label, founded in 2008, making bohemian 1960s- and 70s-inflected jewelry, clothing and accessories, largely sold through Revolve.
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Nicole Richie launched the label in 2008 as a jewelry line, and that remains its core; ready-to-wear, sunglasses, shoes, bags and home decor came later.
Most ready-to-wear arrives as exclusive collections with Revolve, so the assortment you see there and on the brand's own site is essentially the whole picture.
Vintage sourcing and 1960s-70s references drive the look: prints, suede, gold-tone hardware and oversized sunglasses rather than plain minimalism.
72% match60s/70s acetate frames in muted colourways
What changes: Eyewear specialist only, no clothing
84% matchLA boho resort dressing, same Revolve shelf
What changes: Occasion/resort focus, no jewelry or accessories
77% matchHeavier embroidery, deeper LA bohemian roots
What changes: Older customer, artisanal embroidery over 70s prints
75% matchVintage print silk dresses with a London hand
What changes: Silk-led and pricier; no jewelry or eyewear
House of Harlow 1960 is a Los Angeles label founded in 2008 by Nicole Richie. It launched as a jewelry line and now covers ready-to-wear, sunglasses, shoes, handbags and home decor and accessories. Designs draw on 1960s and 1970s bohemia and vintage sourcing, filtered through a California aesthetic: prints, suede, gold-tone hardware and oversized sunglasses. The brand works closely with retailer Revolve on exclusive ready-to-wear collections, which remain its main distribution channel alongside its own site.