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Her Fashion

After breaking away from No Doubt in 2003 to pursue a solo career, Gwen found herself more and more interested in the world of fashion. She has since designed her own clothing lines, L.A.M.B. and Harajuku Lovers, a line of kids' clothing (Harajuku Mini), and helmed her own fragrance line. "I started L.A.M.B. because I didn't think I would still be doing music when I was 40," Gwen told InStyle when she was our November 2011 cover girl. "But I knew I'd be depressed if I wasn't doing something creative. I enjoy all parts of the creative process—making the cookies and eating the dough." To promote the release of Push and Shove, Gwen has harkened back to her classic No Doubt style: crop tops and baggy pants. Some things never change!