Do you wish you could be as awesome as Ellen DeGeneres? Well, you can’t.
But the release of her new home and clothing line at least lets you dress and decorate like the talk show host.
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Almost a year after announcing her new lifestyle brand, ED is finally here. Mashable has a first look at the collection, which is available for purchase starting Tuesday at EDbyEllen.com. Clothing, accessories and home products range from $25 to $395.
ED's bomber jackets, cotton terry sweatshirts, animal graphic tees and handmade plates are all “inspired by the iconic style, values, and personality of founder, Ellen DeGeneres…[It] is reflective of Ellen’s personal lifestyle in front of the camera to shopping with friends over the weekend and entertaining at home,” according to a release.
It’s almost here! I’ve waited a long time to introduce you to EDbyEllen.com. Find out about my new collection, ED! #EDbyEllen A photo posted by Ellen (@theellenshow) on May 18, 2015 at 9:46am PDT
DeGeneres partnered with J. Christoper Burch, founder and CEO of the now-shuttered C. Wonder (and Tory Burch's ex-husband) to create tailored, easy-to-wear pieces -- which is what DeGeneres says she looks for in clothing. You can definitely see Ellen wearing a lot of the items in this line.
"I hope to give women something that’s missing from the market, which is comfort, class and style with a sense of fun. People always ask me who I’m wearing and where they can get my clothes. And now I’m excited to tell them I’m wearing me," DeGeneres told Mashable.
Some items bear Ellen's signature phrases, like “Happiness, Love, and Joy"; others are embroidered with dogs, goats and giraffes (if you couldn't tell, she loves animals).
Blue is the new Black at #EDbyEllen A photo posted by ED by Ellen (@edbyellen) on Jun 22, 2015 at 10:22pm PDT
The home aspect of the lifestyle brand embraces a “modern rustic aesthetic," including hand-stitched pillows, patchwork throws and animal motif barware sets.
DeGeneres is the latest in a slew of women to launch lifestyle brands. Blake Lively launched “Preserve” last July, Gwyneth Paltrow is the mastermind behind “Goop,” and Jessica Alba is the founder of “The Honest Company.”
Take a first look at some items from the collection below:
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For the full line, visit EDbyEllen.com.