Long gone are the days when celebrity stylists hide behind the celeb’s wardrobe. Today, celebrity stylists become what they are: celebrity stylists. Meet Rachel Zoe, the woman who’s responsible for the legging and boho craze popularized by Nicole Richie -and other Hollywood A-listers, who now became a reality star in Bravo’s ‘The Rachel Zoe Project’. She worked with QVC last year on her clothing line and this year she returns with the new spring collection. The difference is, this season Rachel concentrates on accessories. Here’s an exclusive sneak preview on her upcoming accessory line.

The items of Rachel Zoe Project collection in QVC is quite affordable, ranging from $89 for the trench coat, $125 necklace, $75 rings and handbags.  Rachel Zoe stated:

“I envisioned everything in the line to be diverse and easy to wear.  One glance at my Geometric Necklace and my mind is spinning with outfit ideas!”

Is your head spinning with outfit ideas after checking out what Rachel Zoe has in line for you?

Been a long time since we last hear about pop star Madonna in the fashion business, and finally she decided to go retail. Madge teams up with Iconix Brand Group Inc. and formed a joint venture called MG Icon LLC, which will kickstart multiple fashion-related projects to retailers across the US of A and around the world. Expect to see a juniors’ line called “Material Girl” in Macy’s which will be launched in August. Madonna gave a brief statement:

“Joining forces with Iconix to bring my fashion ideas to consumers is very exciting for me. I look forward to working closely with Neil and his team to create and translate my vision and ideas for MG Icon.”

Madge would not only be tending her fashion line, she’s also open to endorse other Iconix brands such as Ed Hardy or Danskins.

The Material Girl clothing line that’s aimed for 13 to 25 year olds will consist of apparel, footwear, handbags and jewelry, with prices ranging from $12 to $40. In 2011, the brand is projected to expand into beauty and fragrance. Madonna’s daughter, Lourdes(13), is the muse of the line, a source of inspiration for what’s about to come.

Here’s to hoping that there will be no cone-shaped bustiers. What do you think about Madge’s new venture?