Normani Suits Up for Her First Collaboration With Fabletics: Shop the Collection
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Normani is suiting up for her very first collaboration with Fabletics. The country-club inspired, 10-piece collection includes a tennis dress with built-in shorts, an asymmetrical cut-out swimsuit and pleated skirt along with leggings, biker shorts and supportive tops and bras.
“I love that I can wear this collection with comfort in mind – but also feel sexy, feminine and confident,” Normani said in a statement on the brand’s website.
The sporty line is designed with technical compression fabric and available in sizes ranging from XXS-4X. Pricing varies for Fabletics members vs. non-members, but items from the drop are priced from $39.95- $94.95 for non-members. New VIP members can enjoy 70% off, while current VIPs can score “2 for $24” deals on leggings and other membership benefits.
The collection’s “hero piece” is a navy, white and emerald, green nylon zipper jacket — and customers are loving it, according to over 200 reviews. The cropped jacket costs $89.95 for non-members and $26.98 for new VIP members.
Teaming with Fabletics is Normani’s latest foray into the fashion world. Apart from being the very first global brand ambassador for Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty line, the New Orleans native starred in a campaign for the French brand AMI Paris last year.
Shop items from the Normani x Fabletics drop below.
For the court or a casual day out, this tennis dress is available in white, navy, purple and floral print.
A contemporary twist on a classic look. The Payton Jacket features a cropped fit, full zipper and side pockets.
This pleated skirt has built-in shorts with a hidden side pocket for your phone or another small item. The skirt is available in classic white, collegiate navy and purple cosmo.
Latifah Muhammad
Billboard