IVY PARK and adidas have partnered once again to introduce an exciting collaboration called IVY PARADISE that embodies the spirit of summer. The swim and lifestyle collection is set to create excitement with its lively color schemes. Prepare to revel in the captivating shades of comfortable pink, brown monogram, and mesa as you plunge into the realm of IVY PARK.
Ivy Paradise by adidas x IVY PARK 2023 Collection Disco vibes: Ivy Paradise delivers retro style with a bold pink look. Photo: adidas Recent reports highlight the unmatched Beyonce herself adorning Atelier IVY Park during her Renaissance Tour, paving the way for the fashion craze that followed. Now, it’s your time to embrace the charm of IVY PARADISE.
Monogram swimsuit styles from the Ivy Paradise collection from adidas by Ivy Park. Photo: adidas This collection pays homage to the daring and the lovely, with its luxurious velvet fabrics, striking sequins, and even a hint of fringe for an added disco touch. The latest release ensures that you can confidently step out, no matter your body shape, as it offers a wide range of sizes, from the dainty 3XS to the voluptuous 4XL.
A cut-out swimsuit is featured in Ivy Park’s new collection with adidas. Photo: adidas Get ready to have numerous choices, including 31 distinct swim styles and 8 accessories to complement your beach look. This collection is your ticket to effortless fashion and endless possibilities.
Cover up in style with the summer looks from Ivy Paradise. Photo: adidas Make a note of the launch date, June 23rd, when this collection will be available both online at adidas.com/ivy park and in select partner stores worldwide. Prepare to immerse yourself in the new line and make this summer one to remember.
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