Riley Keough Is Groovy In ’70s Inspired Outfit On Set Of Fleetwood Mac Inspired Series

Stevie Nicks, is that you? Riley Keough looks retro while on set of her forthcoming Amazon series ‘Daisy Jones and the Six.’

Riley Keough diverted her best Stevie Nicks while on set of her forthcoming Amazon miniseries on October 7. The entertainer, 32, was shot in retro wide-leg red jeans and 1970s front tie shirt in Los Angeles on Thursday, completing the look with an incomplete updo and bangs.

The star is presently shooting Daisy Jones and the Six, an exciting music dramatization that narratives the ascent of an anecdotal musical gang, Daisy Jones and the Six, through the ’70s Los Angeles music scene. In light of the 2019 book by Taylor Jenkins Reid of a similar name, the 12-scene series is delivered by Reese Witherspoon‘s organization Hello Sunshine.

Riley’s likeness to Stevie comes as no mishap, as the source material was propelled by famous musical gang Fleetwood Mac. In a blog entry on Hello Sunshine’s site in 2019, Taylor wrote a piece concerning how Stevie’s long and muddled relationship with individual bandmate Lindsey Buckingham roused her book.

The motivation came when Taylor returned to The Dance, the band’s 1997 TV gathering uncommon. The creator wrote in the blog entry:

I watched it completely. I saw that later on in the show, Stevie sung ‘Silver Springs,’ like a lady despised, holding that mouthpiece like a weapon, boring openings into Lindsey’s head with her eyes as she sang that her voice would torment him. I was savvier then, at that point, I comprehended that occasionally seeming as though you’re infatuated or in disdain are things you increase a piece to make a decent show. I likewise saw then what I would never have thought about in 1997: Love has neither rhyme nor reason.

But then, two years prior, when I chose I needed to compose a book about rock ‘n’ roll, I held returning to that second when Lindsey watched Stevie sing ‘Avalanche.’ How it looked such a lot of like two individuals in adoration. But, we’ll never really realize what lived between them. I needed to compose a tale regarding that, concerning how the lines between reality and execution can get obscured, regarding how singing with regards to injuries from a long time ago may keep them new.

A delivery date for the film has not been reported at this point. Sam Claflin, Suki Waterhouse, Camila Morrone, and Sebastian Chacon likewise star.