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Nicole Richie, Kim Kardashian Battle For Best Dressed At QVC Bash

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Reality TV starlet Kim Kardashian and former reality star Nicole Richie are in a battle royal with George Clooney’s girlfriend, Stacy Keibler. The ladies walked the red carpet at the Beverly Hills Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles for QVC’s Buzz on the Red Carpet cocktail party which also doubles as their Pre-Oscar bash. Of course both Kardashian and Richie are promoting their respective wares at the event. Nicole launched her first collection with QVC on February 24th.

Richie says of the budget friendly bohemian chic collection, “I want to connect with the women watching by letting them know that we are similar in many ways; I’m a mother of two and I work. We all want to feel relaxed on the inside but stylish on the outside. And that’s what I’m trying to provide.”

Back on the red carpet, Kim looked rather uncomfortable as she showed off her curves in a form fitting black dress exposing her shoulders. Stacy opted for a more streamlined look in a gorgeous purple dress. Nicole looked equally gorgeous in an Ungaro column dress. Our vote goes to Nicole.

Other ladies at the event included, Lisa Rinna, Emily VanCamp, Gabourey Sidibe, Kimora Lee Simmons, Beverly Johnson and a pregnant Molly Sims.

See more pictures below plus samples from Nicole Richie’s QVC line.

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