Jessica Simpson slips her Daisy Duke shorts back on to show off her toned legs for new fashion collection inspired by her love of roller-skating
Jessica Simpson has taken up roller-skating again as it makes her feel young and allows her to exercise in a fun way, she said in a recent interview.
And that is why her new campaign for her fall fashion collection has a roller-skating theme.
On Thursday the 42-year-old blonde beauty starred in the new shoot where she had on Daisy Duke denim short shorts – which she wore beautifully in her 2005 film The Dukes Of Hazzard – with an orange paisley blouse.
Roll with it: Jessica Simpson has taken up roller-skating again as it makes her feel young and allows her to exercise in a fun way. And that is why her new campaign for her fall fashion collection has a roller-skating theme
Catherine Bach made short shorts famous when she played Daisy Duke on the TV series Dukes Of Hazzard which aired from 1979 until 1985.
That is why short shorts are called Daisy Dukes still to this day.
Simpson modeled the look beautifully.
Jessica’s roller-skates were a sparkly bright pink and also a deep green color. The star was leaning on a vintage white car as she raised an arm in joy.
‘Don’t be a Hater, be a Roller Skater,’ she said in her caption.
Still stunning: Jessica’s roller-skates were a sparkly bright pink and also a deep green color. The star was leaning on a vintage white car as she raised an arm in joy
‘Introducing the @jessicasimpsonstyle roller skates! Who needs to walk when you can roll…I promise I’m wheely good at this.’
‘Step into your confidence and roll onto something new! Introducing Rollstar! ✨’ it said on her Jessica Simpson Style Instagram account.
She has said in a recent interview she has started roller skating again as it adds so much joy to her life.
The star famously wore roller skates for her A Public Affair music video over a decade ago.
She rocked them: The siren wore short shorts beautifully in her 2005 film The Dukes Of Hazzard
Icon: Catherine Bach made short shorts famous when she played Daisy Duke on the TV series Dukes Of Hazzard which aired from 1979 until 1985. That is why short shorts are called Daisy Dukes still to this day; from left, Tom Wopat, Bach and John Schneider in 1981
The star has been working hard to keep her company thriving after taking it over which left her with little money in the bank.
In April she said she was ‘on a budget’ after her credit card was declined.
The pop star had been trying to make a purchase at fast food chain Taco Bell but was unsuccessful and is now using cash as she joked that she is now having to budget while she waits for a new card.
She said: ‘I have no working credit card. It’s OK. I will pay in cash. I went to Taco Bell the other day, and my card got denied. I’m on a budget, ladies!’
The I Wanna Love You Forever hitmaker went on to explain that there is a ‘fear’ attached to money but ‘believes in herself’ when it comes to business decisions.
A skate them: Jessica has taken up skating again which she says gives her so much joy
Speaking on daytime talk show The Real, she said: ‘With money, there’s just so much fear attached to it. I’m the person that you get mad at at the blackjack table. I’ll put it all out there if it’s me that’s driving the show because I believe in myself and I know what I can do. And I know that nothing will stop me, and if you try to stop me, I’ll try harder.’
It comes just days after the star announced that she will be expanding her eponymous fashion brand – the Jessica Simpson Collection – to feature men’s clothing for the first time and wants her husband to model for it.
She said: ‘We are going into boys and men’s clothing, which I’ve always wanted to do, because I know how a guy’s butt should look in their jeans. My husband’s a good model for it, but he would never do it. Maybe I could convince him
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