the egg sandwich—it’s the best.”
In a sequester corner on Bergdorf Goodman’s seventh floor last night, Nicole Richie was a long ways from The Simple Life. “I truthfully am so thankful for where I am right now,” Richie supposed at the BG-hosted fête for her line House of Harlow 1960. “It’s so great to reach a point where you observe your pieces on a woman on the street and she looks amazing, but she might not even know it was me that was behind it. She likes it for what it is.” Anonymity in this digital epoch is a luxury, but it also has its limits; a crush of photographers circle Richie for the rest of the event. The former reality star, however, is just fine juggling depress, family, and work. “I’m a Virgo,” she said. “I’m a born multitasker.”
The designer and industrialist will soon be putting those balancing skills to use. Between trips to
Paris, New York, and
L.A. this past month and then market appointments and touring with companion Joel Madden’s band Good Charlotte in March, Richie is racking up the frequent-flyer miles. Jet-lag be hopeless, she brought the glamour in a strapless bustier dress and a
Veronica Lake beckon to her very blond hair. “She’s really hit her pace and it show,” Bergdorf’s Linda Fargo said. “She’s especially beautiful tonight in this old-screen-siren-meets-modern-girl method. It’s very
Harlow.” The fashion director is gearing up for a firm New York fashion week and was heading home to strategize wardrobe choices for the next seven days, amazing Richie won’t have to worry about this season around. “I’m firmly here to work, so I’m not attending any shows,” she said, though pal Charlotte Ronson and Tracy Anderson stopped in to say hi. “I’m headed back to
L.A. and then I’ll be backside next week to meet with retailers.” While in town, she will make time for one NYC pit end. “The Smile,” Richie said of her favorite city spot. “I always get
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