The Tiny Detail You Missed on Gigi Hadid's Reebok Collection
In November, Gigi Hadid touched down in Sydney to introduce us to her new collaboration with Reebok. Now, weeks after her visit, the collection is finally available to buy and trust us, it won't be in stock for long.
Hadid designed four new sneakers and two T-shirts for Reebok, taking key details from previous collections and applying them to a modern design. Both tees feature dotted lines on the back of them to help you transform your tee (by cutting it!) into a crop top. And if you've also been wondering how to incorporate the neon trend into your wardrobe, Hadid's neon-laced Aztrek sneakers are a great place to start.
The full Reebok x Gigi Hadid collection is now available to purchase on the brand's website, so whether you, or your partner (they're unisex!) need new pieces to train in, Hadid has got you covered. Keep reading to shop the collaboration before it sells out.
Shop the collaboration below:
Related: The Tiny Detail You Missed on Gigi Hadid's Reebok Collection
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