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How to shop Beyoncé’s final Adidas collaboration, Ivy Park Noir
The “Countdown” to shop these Adidas x Ivy Park styles is over.
Beyoncé released her final collection with the activewear brand on Thursday, an all-black, film noir-inspired capsule collection dubbed Ivy Noir.
Drawing from the “strength and dynamism” of famed photographers like Helmut Newton and Richard Avedon, per a press release, the monochromatic drop is filled with statement-making styles ranging in size from XXS to 3XL and price from $35 to $350.
And while you can’t buy the custom Ivy Park pieces Beyoncé’s been sporting onstage during her “Renaissance” tour, performance-worthy looks abound in the new drop — from the Velvet Bodysuit ($75) to the Pleated Miniskirt ($95), all available to shop on adidas.com.
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In addition to embossed sleek latex looks — like the Trench Coat ($275) and Faux Latex Straight Leg Pants ($120) — the line also reflects adidas’ activewear roots with sporty styles like the Racerback Tank Top ($55) and Snap Sweatpants ($100).
The latest launch also reimagines the brand’s signature three-stripe icon on standout sheer offerings like the Shiny Panty Mesh Tights ($75).
The star first teamed up with Adidas in 2018, and has since gotten the Beyhive — and fellow celebrities — buzzing with its regular drops, which have offered everything from neon swimsuits to rodeo-inspired fashion to, most recently, outdoorsy outfits inspired by hitting the trail.
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She’s also gotten the whole family in on the fun over the years, with Blue Ivy modeling in several of the collaboration’s campaigns.
The film noir-inspired drop isn’t the only cinema-related headline Beyoncé’s made this week, either, as the fresh styles come after she appeared at Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” movie premiere on Wednesday night, where she posed with the pop star for a movie-theater photoshoot.