The Brave & Free: Nicole Richie By NatuRebel

The Brave & Free: Nicole Richie By NatuRebel

The Met Gala is the one place and time of the year where people can and do get away with Avant-garde. Lavish and not-so-lavish gowns swarm the red carpet, in part leaving impressions of unmatched elegance, and at other times leaving sheer wonder followed by, “What was she thinking?” Yet no matter what, we tune in attentively each year to the fashion and land on one conclusion, it’s the Met Gala, anything goes.

One person among the few that seem to get it right is Nicole Richie. The daughter of Lionel Richie, a mother of two, and wife of Joel Madden, is one woman who can officially be labeled a Met Gala trendsetting connoisseur. How does she do it one may ask? Her hair coupled with lots of flair.

[2013 MET Gala]

The multidimensional style of Nicole Richie continues to ignite admiration in us all because it is brave and free. Last year she boldly showed off her grey up-do with a sparkling off-white velvet dress made by Donna Karen. This year she allowed us to witness the evolution of a fashion pioneer with an up-close and personal first look at her simple, yet intriguing approach to standing out at the A-list oasis.

Nicole Richie is shown in the Vogue images getting her thin face and purple hair ready; hair that became a highly sought after look over night. She chose another Donna Karen dress from the Donna Karen Atelier collection which hangs from the window elegantly and light like the beautiful sage feathers of an ostrich.

[2014 Met Gala]

As make-up artist Beau Nelson helps the stunning socialite bring it all together, we are stunned yet again. Only Nicole Richie can pull off purple hair and make it look effortless styled, with a floor length dress that looks lavish yet simple as if it was effortlessly made.

~NatuRebel