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Nike delays the release of its new activewear line with Kim Kardashian
Nike delays the release of its new activewear line with Kim Kardashian

CNN

time32 minutes ago

  • Business
  • CNN

Nike delays the release of its new activewear line with Kim Kardashian

The eagerly anticipated collaboration between Kim Kardashian and Nike has delayed its launch. NikeSkims, which was announced in February for a spring release, is pushing back its launch date because of production delays, according to a source familiar with the situation. A new date hasn't been revealed. The collection is an extension of Kardashian's popular shapewear line and aimed at disrupting the 'global fitness and activewear industry with best-in-class innovation in service of all women athletes,' according to a previous press release. Few details about NikeSkims have been made available, including pricing and images. The webpage hasn't been updated since the original announcement. The Kardashian-backed collection with Skims is a first for Nike, which hasn't partnered with an outside company before to create a new brand. Instead, it has relied on acquisitions or tapping popular athletes (i.e. Michael Jordan) for apparel. Broadening the appeal of Nike is part of CEO Elliott Hill's plan to revive the troubled company, whose stock has dropped 20% this year. In recent years, the company has lost its competitive edge in the activewear category against Lululemon, Alo and even Old Navy. Nike recently announced hiked prices on some of its products, although it didn't mention higher US tariffs as the reason. The company said in a previous statement that 'we regularly evaluate our business and make pricing adjustments as part of our seasonal planning.' The company is also trying to recover from strategy mistakes. It is scaling back the supply of its classic sneaker lines Air Force 1 and Pegasus to juice demand in order to sell the sneakers at full prices. Nike also wants to push shoppers to buy higher-priced Air Max shoes designed for running. Nike (NKE) releases earnings next Thursday.

Nike delays the release of its new activewear line with Kim Kardashian
Nike delays the release of its new activewear line with Kim Kardashian

CNN

time42 minutes ago

  • Business
  • CNN

Nike delays the release of its new activewear line with Kim Kardashian

The eagerly anticipated collaboration between Kim Kardashian and Nike has delayed its launch. NikeSkims, which was announced in February for a spring release, is pushing back its launch date because of production delays, according to a source familiar with the situation. A new date hasn't been revealed. The collection is an extension of Kardashian's popular shapewear line and aimed at disrupting the 'global fitness and activewear industry with best-in-class innovation in service of all women athletes,' according to a previous press release. Few details about NikeSkims have been made available, including pricing and images. The webpage hasn't been updated since the original announcement. The Kardashian-backed collection with Skims is a first for Nike, which hasn't partnered with an outside company before to create a new brand. Instead, it has relied on acquisitions or tapping popular athletes (i.e. Michael Jordan) for apparel. Broadening the appeal of Nike is part of CEO Elliott Hill's plan to revive the troubled company, whose stock has dropped 20% this year. In recent years, the company has lost its competitive edge in the activewear category against Lululemon, Alo and even Old Navy. Nike recently announced hiked prices on some of its products, although it didn't mention higher US tariffs as the reason. The company said in a previous statement that 'we regularly evaluate our business and make pricing adjustments as part of our seasonal planning.' The company is also trying to recover from strategy mistakes. It is scaling back the supply of its classic sneaker lines Air Force 1 and Pegasus to juice demand in order to sell the sneakers at full prices. Nike also wants to push shoppers to buy higher-priced Air Max shoes designed for running. Nike (NKE) releases earnings next Thursday.

Nike bolsters Mumbai retail presence with Oberoi Sky City Mall launch
Nike bolsters Mumbai retail presence with Oberoi Sky City Mall launch

Fashion Network

timean hour ago

  • Business
  • Fashion Network

Nike bolsters Mumbai retail presence with Oberoi Sky City Mall launch

Nike has expanded its footprint in Mumbai with the opening of a new store at Oberoi Sky City Mall in Borivali East, marking a key step in strengthening the brand's presence in the western suburbs of the metro. The new outlet features Nike's latest collections across performance, casualwear, and innovation-led categories, Indian Retailer Bureau reported. Shoppers can explore a curated range of footwear, apparel and accessories in a space designed to reflect the brand's commitment to immersive retail and digital integration. Located within one of Mumbai's emerging premium shopping destinations, the store is positioned alongside several global brands including Zara, H&M, and Sephora, according to Oberoi Group's Facebook page. The launch highlights Nike's ongoing strategy to increase accessibility and offer an elevated retail experience for the city's growing base of sport and lifestyle consumers. With the Oberoi Sky City Mall location, Nike aims to meet demand from a wider urban audience. Founded in 1964 and renamed Nike in 1971, the brand's portfolio includes legacy ranges like Air Jordan and Air Max, alongside sustainability-focused lines such as Space Hippie.

Apoorva Mukhija Has Aced The Minimalist Fashion Game. And, Fans Agree
Apoorva Mukhija Has Aced The Minimalist Fashion Game. And, Fans Agree

News18

timean hour ago

  • Entertainment
  • News18

Apoorva Mukhija Has Aced The Minimalist Fashion Game. And, Fans Agree

Last Updated: Apoorva Mukhija was papped at the IWM Buzz Digital Awards in her stylish avatar. Apoorva Mukhija, aka Rebel Kid, is one of the rising stars in the world of glam and glitz. The computer science engineer by profession has switched her career to content creation and keeps her fans entertained with sneak peeks into her personal and professional lives. Besides her cheerful personality, the actress is loved for her chic fashion sense. Recently, as she was spotted at an event, the diva's quirky styling caught our attention. In a video posted on Instagram, Apoorva Mukhija was seen posing for the paps at the IWM Buzz Digital Awards, exuding confidence with her chic fashion. She was wearing a lavender-hued flowy gown that perfectly accentuated her toned physique. The floor-length dress also featured a cowl neckline and sleeveless design that elevated her overall charm. The diva teamed her attire with a middle-parted open hairstyle and let her soft curls cascading down her shoulders. For makeup, she opted for a shiny foundation base with a dollop of highlighter and blush on her cheeks to add an edgy factor to her face. A nude tint on the lips and thin strokes of eyeliner finished off her charm. Reacting to the video, many of her fans lauded the actress for her stylish looks. While one user said, 'Beautiful," another mentioned, 'Looking great." Coming to her professional front, Apoorva has been a part of several television commercials and episodic series on YouTube like Baat Pakki and Who's Your Gynac?. Additionally, she has been roped into several collaborations with cosmetic brands like Maybelline, apparel brands like Nike and online food delivery brands like Swiggy. The young content creator also made her acting debut in Bollywood with the film Nadaaniyaan, starring Khushi Kapoor and Ibrahim Ali Khan in lead roles. However, she was roped in much controversy after facing eviction following her stint on India's Got Latent. After dealing with the social media trolling and coming out of the dark phase, she gained the courage to open up about the same. Currently, she is a contestant on the Indian adaptation of the reality television series The Traitors, hosted by Karan Johar, on Prime Video. Looking ahead, in a recent interview, she revealed her wish to go abroad to get her Master's degree in either fashion or management. According to Apoorva, this stems from her need to have backup skills ready, in case her media career doesn't work out later. She even opened up about her honest opinion regarding the lack of growth in Mumbai. First Published: June 20, 2025, 15:25 IST

Man with leg in plaster and on crutches missing as police launch appeal
Man with leg in plaster and on crutches missing as police launch appeal

Wales Online

time4 hours ago

  • Wales Online

Man with leg in plaster and on crutches missing as police launch appeal

Man with leg in plaster and on crutches missing as police launch appeal Mark Canning, from Pentre, was last seen on Wednesday, June 18 Mark Canning is missing (Image: South Wales Police ) Police are appealing for information about the whereabouts of a man who hasn't been seen since Wednesday (June 18). Mark Canning is missing from his home in Pentre, Rhondda Cynon Taf. He was last seen at 11.30pm on Wednesday, wearing grey joggers, a Nike hoodie, brown jacket, black trainers and a blue cap. Mark's left leg is currently in plaster and he is walking with the aid of crutches according to police. ‌ Mark is described as being 5ft 8 with a slim build. For our free daily briefing on the biggest issues facing the nation, sign up to the Wales Matters newsletter here ‌ Anyone who has seen Mark or has information about his whereabouts is urged to contact South Wales Police and quote reference number 2500193145. South Wales Police can be contacted via its live chat platform by clicking here or via an online form by clicking here. You can also call 101. Article continues below Alternatively, information can also be given via Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or its online form by clicking here. Always call 999 in an emergency.

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