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Following years of countless collaborations and surprise drops, Adidas x Ivy Park (arguably one of fashion’s most talked-about partnerships) is coming to a close this season — but not before bidding adieu with perhaps its edgiest capsule to date. Leave it to Beyoncé, right?
Debuting today is the Adidas x Ivy Park Noir collection, which marks the grand finale in a series of fashion collaborations that have teamed Ivy Park’s individualistic aesthetic with the athletic functionality of Adidas’s designs. The all-black capsule is made to “champion the human form,” with statement pieces that draw on themes of power and freedom.
Similar to previous Ivy Park collections, the line features everyday styles with a twist — think shiny biker shorts, latex bucket hats, and sporty crossbody bags that are as practical as they are inimitably cool.
With prices starting at just $30, Ivy Park Noir is a capsule that’s perfect for every type of fashion obsessive — and their accompanying budget. From cool crew socks to latex straight-leg pants that look like they’re straight out of Catwoman’s sultry wardrobe, shop every bold piece from the collection below — with sizes ranging from XXS to 3XL.
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