Reba McEntire, Who’d Have Thought?
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(Seriously, don’t you want this fashion maven dressing you? Tee hee.)
I’ll admit it. When I first heard that Reba McEntire had her own clothing line, I couldn’t help but think of the sequins and big hair that sort of defined her look in the 80s and 90s. What on earth was this lady going to be able to offer the every day woman, I wondered.
It turns out that her down-home charm extends beyond the friendly twang of her accent. Her clothes are actually quite cute and accessible. I imagined something you would expect to see on the character from her song “Fancy,†but what I found was actually much more of what you would see on a 30-something mom who was still making an effort on her appearance.
In addition to cute tops, jackets, and jeans, she has some really cute skirts and dresses.
The line is really one of the most comprehensive I’ve seen so far, and it’s definitely one of the most affordable for us mere mortals.
I’m in love with this $58 shirt, for example:
It turns out that cute clothes aren’t the only trick the country star has up her sleeve, as she’s also rolled out a line of shoes, as well as a line of home decor called Harmony for the Homeâ€.
All three lines can be found at Dillard’s stores.
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What an amazing person Reba is. Who knew she would do so much beyond the singing career – which was one of the best in country music history.
As a man that focuses on manliness, when I think about the country music scene and I want an example of what men can admire about it, I think of folks like her and George Strait. The legends that completely stayed out trouble and were stall worts of their profession.
Thanks for sharing this information about her.
don’t care for the fashion. Reba is ok
@Kevin – I’ve always gotten a kick out of her ability to tell a story with a song.
@Kudzu Fire – I don’t know. I kind of like the clothes, which I can’t say for all of the celeb lines. Hers are things I would actually wear on a daily basis.
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My mom loves her some Reba. I’ll have to tell her to check out the clothes.