At the beginning of this year, before the world was ravaged by a pandemic threatening our lives, Beyoncé was busy sending out vibrant orange boxes filled with brand new offerings from her Ivy Park collection.
Everybody and their mother wanted to gain ownership of an orange box, but it seems only A-listers like Diddy, Cardi B, Reese Witherspoon, and others, were on her mailing list.
Mark your calendars ‘allyuh’ and save your coins, Beyonce and Adidas will drop their second Adidas x Ivy Park collection called Drip 2. The line includes several apparel pieces with more-inclusive sizing and a gender-neutral aesthetic as well as accessories and an expanded assortment of footwear.
The Drip 2 collection, which she began teasing on her Instagram page to her 155 million followers earlier this week, includes pieces that can be worn in and out of the gym. It utilizes Unite Fit, a new standard for inclusive and genderless sizing, and offers sizes that range from XXXS-4X for the apparel collection in many styles. A selection of belts, socks, hats, functional belt bags, fanny packs and a duffle bag are designed to complement the apparel.
The footwear offering is also expanded this season with six new styles including updated colour-ways of the Ivy Park Ultra Boost, Nite Jogger and Super Sleek 72 silhouettes, along with the new Ivy Park Forum sneaker in mid- and low-rise options. The shoes use classic Adidas models as their base and then incorporate innovative lacing and hook systems that allow them to be clipped to a gym bag.
The colour palette ranges from coral, mesa, yellow tint and dark green to green tint. The collection will be available on the Adidas web site on October 29th and in select stores on October 30th. Prices range from $25us for accessories to $200us for outerwear.
The first Ivy Park collection under Adidas launched in January. Beyonce had initially launched the line with Topshop in 2016. But after sexual assault allegations surfaced around Sir Philip Green, Topshop’s chief, which he denied, she bought back his shares and assumed full ownership of the line in November 2018. Last year, she revealed that she had brought the collection to Adidas.
See photos of the new Ivy Park collection below:
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