Fabletics is collaborating with Maddie Ziegler for a third iteration of the
Fabletics x Maddie Ziegler collection. Following the success of Ziegler’s
first two collaborations with the brand, her third drop introduces new
silhouettes with an ‘80s streetwear-inspired vibe. “I think this capsule
may show Maddie’s fans a different side of herself,” said Fabletics
co-founder Kate Hudson in a statement. “Since we first started working
together, she’s grown so much as an artist. She brings her unique
perspective to this collection — it’s a wonderful expression of her style
and energy. I am so proud to witness her continuing evolution as a creative
talent.”
This collection contrasts bright neons with fan-requested neutrals to
create a refreshing palette that’s easy to mix and match. “I wanted this
collection to support me in all aspects of my life —from dancing to hanging
out to working out to just lounging at home,” Ziegler said in a statement.
Her collection ranges from lifestyle staples, like a sleek bodysuit and
recycled fleece joggers, to workout-ready pieces, including low to
medium-impact sports bras. The collection also features Fabletics high-tech
fabrics including the max-compression PowerHold, contouring SculptKnit, now
available in plus sizes for the first time, and second-skin Seamless. “I
feel most confident in something comfortable, cute, and casual — and that’s
exactly how this collection makes me feel,” Ziegler said in a statement.
Most significantly, this special launch showcases Ziegler’s private poetry
and doodles. “This collection feels the most personal to me because I was
involved in every last detail. Even the graphics are my own poetry in my
handwriting, which I’m really excited to share,” Ziegler said in a
statement.
Sizes for the collection range from XXS-4X. The limited-edition Maddie
Ziegler x Fabletics collection is now available on fabletics.com and in
Fabletics retail locations across the U.S. The assortment consists of seven
outfits, with VIP prices starting at 25 dollars and 95 cents.
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photo: courtesy of Karla Otto