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Reese Witherspoon Is Crate and Barrel’s New Ambassador and You’ll Love Her Tabletop Collection

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Crate & Barrel has named actress/producer Reese Witherspoon as its first-ever spokesperson. In a series of commercials that launch nationally October 29, Reese spoofs her “hostess with the mostess” skills in a fun, lighthearted way — with Crate and Barrel products as her co-stars.

Reese is no stranger to design. She has her own Southern preppy-chic lifestyle brand, Draper James, and will be selling a small selection of her brand’s holiday-inspired entertaining and tabletop products at Crate and Barrel.

“We’re excited to offer a selection of gifts from Reese’s lifestyle brand, Draper James, this holiday season,” said Crate and Barrel President Steve Woodward. “Draper James embodies a fun and vibrant sense of style inspired by gracious Southern living.”

Reese founded Draper James to honor her grandparents Dorothea Draper and William James Witherspoon. Her lifestyle brand is perfectly Southern and includes fashion and home accents available online and at brick-and-mortar stores in Lexington, Kentucky; Nashville, Tennessee; and Dallas, Texas.

Draper James store in Lexington, Kentucky.

According to Crate and Barrel, the holiday items are a small tease of what’s to come. Larger, co-designed collections will roll out starting in the spring and summer of 2018.

Here’s her holiday collection; get yours faves before they sell out!

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And who could pass up this adorable dog inspired collection!

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