Little Big Town’s Karen Fairchild Reveals New Fall Clothing Line

Posted on September 20, 2016

I’ll be on @Evine tomorrow (5 + 6 pm ET) & Wednesday (10am ET). Unveiling my new fall line!https://t.co/HswXT6LPij pic.twitter.com/GXWLjB1REK

— Karen Fairchild (@KarenFairchild) September 19, 2016

Little Big Town’s Karen Fairchild is one of country music’s most stylish women, so it’s natural that she would create her very own clothing line. In October 2015, Karen launched her collection, fittingly called Fair Child by Karen Fairchild, which is available at evine.com.

Now the stunning singer is revealing her new fall line. Ranging in price from $34 to $120, the affordable clothing line has a look for everyone.

“The real reason I’m making clothes is because I like clothes,” Karen says in the promo video. “I love clothes. That’s the whole reason why I’ve always wanted to do a collection. Outside of writing songs and performing, it’s definitely my passion.”

The website describes the line as a collection that fuses striking embellishments and textures to create looks that not only make a bold statement, but also possess that perfect lived-in feeling. Nashville inspired, with a rock and roll sensibility streamlined into one beautiful collection. Fair Child features both statement pieces and classically designed staples that can be easily combined to create endless looks.

You can check out Karen’s styles at evine.com and tune in to Evine Live at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. ET tonight (Sept. 20) and Wednesday (Sept. 21) at 10 a.m. ET to see Karen unveil the new fall line.

https://youtu.be/P85-zX8a6lw

Photo by Becky Fluke/Sandbox Ent.

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