Nikki Reed isn’t the vampire gal so many fell in love with; she’s the boho goddess that has captured fans’ hearts, and now, she’s showing how her personal style is totally Gen Z approved.
In case you missed it, earlier this week, Reed shared a series of stunning photos to her Instagram with the caption reading, “My first time taking walls down to nothing but studs, and bringing a space to life from dust and wood, into something deeply personal and new. There is nothing more relaxing than nature, so I wanted my horses to be able to come into this space with me, merging rustic with real.”
She then talked about how she’s been renovating her home, then adding, “I am excited to lean into this new area of passion. One thing I had my heart set on was creating a space that felt like peace, through animals, the sounds of nature, and simplicity. If you would like a breakdown of tips, materials and pieces I chose, as well as design approach, let me know in the comments and I will share a list of ideas/inspo! #mysignaturestyle.”
Now, from the clothes to the way she decorated everything: it’s seriously a Gen Z-ers biggest dream. Recently, Pinterest came out with their 2025 summer trends, including putting a spotlight on two major Gen-Z-loved types of content.
Gen Z loved the rustic retreats vibe, with an earthy home, and earthy boho living all over. Along with that, can we talk about what Reed is wearing? She’s rocking a boho white sundress, which Gen Z is loving lately, specifically anything crochet or boho chic summer outfits.
So not only is Reed’s style Gen Z approved, but it’s the definition of chic, from the little plants she has everywhere to the delicate rings on her fingers.
Nikki Reed at the EMA Awards Gala at Radford Studio Center on October 26, 2024 in Los Angeles, California.
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In a previous interview with Cowgirl Magazine, Reed talked about how sustainability inspires her and how she’s embracing the quieter life and aesthetic.
“So much of what I design happens organically, often as a ripple effect from a photograph or a place that moved me. Water is feminine yet powerful, gentle yet unrelenting. It reminds me of the resilience of the Western spirit,” she said. “I’m so grateful for the career I’ve had in front of the camera, but I always felt like I was meant to be behind it. Right now, running companies, raising babies, and trying to make the world a little bit better is where I find my joy.”
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