How Musician and Fashion Designer Nikki Lund Pursues Her Dual Passions

A tabloid favorite due to her association with Hollywood A-listers, Nikki Lund is also a celebrity fashion designer and chart-topping singer/ songwriter.

A tabloid favorite due to her association with Hollywood A-listers, Nikki Lund prefers to be known as a fashion designer who has grown sales of her clothing line immensely over the past three years and is frequently asked to make custom pieces for celebrities including Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato. Furthermore, she is an accomplished singer/ songwriter/ music producer with two Billboard dance chart-topping singles to her credit: “This Is It” and “Love Overdose.

Yet Lund herself didn’t always enjoy a high degree of self-confidence. As a child and teen, she was obsessed with her weight and developed a severe eating disorder. “As I grew older and had the proper treatment to recover, I became committed to helping people feel good about themselves through music and fashion,” she explains.

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