Nicole Richie's Changing Looks
Nicole Richie's Changing Looks
1992
The 11-year-old adopted daughter of Lionel Richie looked sweet in a curly updo.
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2003
Richie made her debut on The Simple Life wearing bold colored extensions.
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2004
For her reality show's second season, Richie tried refined golden blond waves.
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2006
Richie traded in her long locks for a sleek bob with side-swept bangs.
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2007
The fashion icon filmed her final season of The Simple Life.
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2008
Richie launched her jewelry line, House of Harlow 1960, named after daughter Harlow Madden.
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2009
She gave birth to her second child with boyfriend Joel Madden, Sparrow James Midnight.
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2010
The industrious Richie launched her House of Harlow 1960 shoe line and her Winter Kate clothing collection. "I've always had lots of ideas for things I wanted to make for myself," she told InStyle.
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2010
Richie pulled her blond Bonnie and Clyde bob back into a loose half-updo.
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2012
Richie's hairstylist Andy LeCompte swept her locks into a mod ponytail for the Golden Globes.
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2012
Richie sported wispy fringe to the launch of her fragrance.
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2012
The designer went with dramatic dark shadow for the ALMA Awards.
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2013
"Nicole has the personality and look to never let the makeup wear her," said makeup artist Beau Nelson of Richie's dress-matching Golden Globes shadow. He used Elizabeth Arden's Eye Shadow Single in Sky on her lids, before defining Richie's upper and lower lash lines with Elizabeth Arden's Smoky Eyes Pencil in Midnight.
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2014
The Candidly Nicole star debuted lavender strands on Instagram in March. She told InStyle she underwent the bleaching process twice, and it took "forever."
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2014
Three months after coloring her tresses a lavender hue, Richie switched things up and went with a cerulean shade. "I was just ready for a change and I thought, once you bleach your hair, you might as well go through the colors," she told InStyle. "Because I'm going to be 33, when is this really going to happen again?"