Heidi Klum Creates Dynamic Collection; Gets Wild on QVC

As I have posted before, I totally dig Heidi Klum.

With Project Runway Season 9 in full swing, I’ve been getting my fill of the Glamazon.  However, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that Klum has taken her Project Runway experience and added fashion designer to her own long list of accolades.


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Recently, she partnered with New Balance and created an active wear collection to be sold on Amazon.  Her creations include tunics, knits, woven tops, leggings and outerwear pieces “developed to fit every body type.”

The collection consists of easy, go-to pieces that add a dash of unexpected cool to life’s day-to-day tasks like dropping the kids off at school, running to the market or having coffee with friends.  The pieces – which retail from $32 to $168 – reflect Heidi’s modern and cultivated lifestyle.

The New Balance campaign will begin its national launch in November; but if you don’t want to wait for Klum’s chic active wear, you can snatch up pieces from her jewelry line pronto.

Wildlife by Heidi Klum is the fashion powerhouse’s second jewelry collection for QVC. 
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The sophisticated necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets have a vintage vibe, yet contemporary feel.

To buy a piece of Klum’s treasures, visit www.qvc.com or call 800-345-1515.

And, as if having the Midas touch isn’t enough, she is married to Seal. I mean, does life get any better than that?

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