The 10 Most Expensive Celebrity Clothing Lines, Ranked
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Some celebrities translate their success on the big screen or music scene into personalized fashion lines that rake in millions of dollars of revenue. The result can catapult the (already well-known) founders of these clothing lines into big names in the fashion industry.
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However, while many celebs may choose to pair up with big-name retailers and produce highly affordable apparel, purchasing pieces from these 10 celebrity clothing lines doesn't come cheap. With high-end materials, sustainably sourced vegan leather, and shoes handmade by third and fourth generation Italian shoemakers, these 10 brands don't cut corners when it comes to luxury. Scroll down to check out the top 10 most expensive celebrity clothing lines.
Rhianna, Fenty x Savage
Fenty x Savage, the latest venture from singer-actress-icon Rihanna, champions affordability and inclusive sizing, allowing customers of all body-shapes and price-points to find sexy, playful, and flattering lingerie.
Most offerings of Fenty x Savage lingerie are under $50, (allowing customers some leftover cash to spend on Fenty make-up!). Rihanna also hosted the Fenty x Savage fashion-show, a fun, inclusive dance, and lingerie show. It's estimated that Fenty x Savage is approaching $15o million in revenue.
Kanye West, Yeezy
Kanye West's already-iconic Yeezy collection is famous both its high-fashion, sportswear, and streetwear-inspired looks and for the hubbub surrounding its fashion shows. In Kanye's infamous 2017 Season 4 show, guests took an unglamorous shuttle to Roosevelt Island where they watched models collapse from heat-stroke and stumble in Yeezy's sky-high heels (yikes, indeed.)
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Yeezy doesn't have its own website. However, enthusiasts hoping to get their hands on some monochromatic pieces can browse second-hand retailers for authentic pieces, like this $1,941 trench coat and this $519 "Holy Spirit" t-shirt.
Mary Kate and Ashley Olson, Elizabeth and James
Mary Kate and Ashley Olson have come a long way from their days as tween sensations. Regularly seen gracing the streets of NYC and the front row of exclusive fashion shows in chic all-black get-ups, the Olson twins are serious names in the fashion industry.
Mary Kate and Ashley Olson make their first appearance with their line Elizabeth and James. While some of the items are featured in big-name retails like Kohl's, other items, like this $645 sweater come with a heftier price tag.
Sarah Jessica Parker, SJP
Launched in 2014, Sarah Jessica Parker's SJP features exquisitely made, brightly colored accessories, handbags, and shoes. The one piece of clothing sold at SJP is the $395 "LBD," a take on the famous pink tulle dress Sarah Jessica Parker donned as Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City. SJP offers a wide selection of monochromatic and glittery shoes that can be paired flawlessly with any outfit. Each SJP shoe is handcrafted in Italy by third or fourth generation shoemakers. The priciest shoe in SJP's collection is the $695 embossed leather, Julie boot.
Alexa Chung, Alexachung
Before starting her line Alexachung in 2017, model Alexa Chung was already making waves in the fashion world. Scouted at only 16, Chung's list of modeling credits is extensive, and she's known for her distinctive and chic personal style. She's also served as a muse. In 2009, Mulberry created the Alexa bag as an homage to the British fashion icon.
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Her high fashion brand, Alexachung, fuses playfulness, rock n roll, timeless elegance, and luxury. Shoppers can purchase both a $220 hoodie printed with a bear and the phrase "bear with me" and a $925 slip dresses.
Rooney Mara, Hiraeth
In 2017, Rooney Mara, the talented actress best known for her role as Lisbeth in Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, launched a high-fashion clothing line Hiraeth. Rooney Mara's luxe line is a quietly glamorous and highly elegant, featuring dreamy maxi dresses, utilitarian belts, and combat boots, and dramatic jackets.
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Mara, who has been a vegan for seven years, set out to amend the lack of sustainable, high-quality vegan leather available for purchase, so decided to incorporate a few pieces of made of vegan leather. The most expensive item in Hiraeth is this dreamy $1,950 alma dress.
Victoria Beckham, Victoria
Launched in 2008, Victoria's Beckham line is stocked in over 400 stores in over 50 countries internationally. With luxury and sophistication as guiding principles, Victoria Beckham uses high-quality materials, and, like its founder, is sleek, focused, and graceful. Victoria Beckham offers a range of stunning evening wear, like this $2,690 Sheer Cap Sleeve Floor-length Dress.
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, The Row
Mary Kate and Ashley Olson's second appearance on this list is for their upscale fashion line, The Row. Established in 2006 by the 3-time CFDA award winners (Council of Fashion Designers of America), the Row uses simple shapes, luxury fabrics to create "a timeless perspective with subtle attitudes which form an irreverent classic signature." Looking to keep cozy this fall? Try their $5,539 Panae trench-coat.
Nikki Reed, BaYou with Love
Nikki Reed, best known for her portrayal as Rosalie in the Twilight Saga, launched BaYou with Love in 2017, an apparel and jewelry line that uses recycled metals. Previously, Nikki Reed teamed up with animal rights group ASPCA to design a limited edition leash and collar to benefit ASPCA.
While the prices of pieces in Nikki Reed's airy apparel line might be more in line with mid-range retailers, Nikki Reed takes the second place with her selection of sustainable luxury jewelry. Her one-of-a-kind Tourmaline Lariat Necklace (complete with large tourmaline slices, aqua and mint sapphires, and pavé diamond halos) costs a whopping $5,551.00.
Stella McCartney, Stella McCartney
The daughter of Beatles vocalist and bassist, Paul McCartney, and famed photographer Stella McCartney was born into stardom. Stella McCartney studied at Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design and interned with Edward Sexton, a world-famous Savile Row tailor.
Like her mother, Sella McCartney is a strong supporter of animal rights and her brand champions sustainable fashion. The Stella McCartney brand is proudly vegetarian and cruelty-free--all wool and silk is ethically sourced, and all leather products are made with vegetarian leather. Keep warm this fall with the $12,175 Embroidered Patchwork Coat.
