Celebrity clothing lines you must check out

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Gwyneth Paltrow has become the latest celebrity who will soon launch her very own clothing line named goop label on her website goop.com. She has teamed up with a small group of designers in Italy and each piece that goes up on the website will be inspired from Gwyneth’s own wardrobe.

Gwyneth is not the first celebrity to have launched her own clothing line. Here are top 5 celebs with their own clothing lines that you must check.

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Eva Mendes: Eva launched her clothing line in 2013 in partnership with a New York-based designer brand. The line boasts of beautiful wrap dresses, breezy skirts and stunning accessories.

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Jennifer Lopez: The singer-actress launched her fashion line, Jennifer Lopez Collection, with stylish pieces which are very affordable and suit all fashion tastes.

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Victoria Beckham: The singer-turned-designer first launched her designer clothing line in 2008 and then launched a more affordable clothing line in 2011 called Victoria by Victoria Beckham. With unique A-line dresses, sandals to-die-for, handbags and fragrances, there is nothing you won’t like here!

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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen: The Olsen twins have quite the upper hand with their fashion label, which they launched with Walmart. They launched their own couture fashion label – The Row, a contemporary line – Elizabeth & James, an affordable female clothing line for JC Penny – OlsenBoye and a t-shirt line – Stylemint.

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The Kardashian sisters: There isn’t a thing the Kardashian sisters haven’t done. Their clothing line – Lipsy – makes women’s wear that boasts of everything from peplums to lace, faux furs and sheer panels.

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