NikeSKIMS Is Here To Rewrite Activewear

Designed to sculpt and perform.

POSTED BY WAN B

Nike and SKIMS just dropped their first-ever collection together, and it’s exactly the cultural crossover you’d expect from two giants at the top of their game. Launching September 26, NikeSKIMS is a head-to-toe system of dress designed for women who move, grind, and flex in their own way. With seven collections, 58 silhouettes, and over 10,000 outfit combos, the line is built to sculpt, perform, and look damn good while doing it.

Bodies at Work

The debut arrives with a short film directed by Janicza Bravo and campaign shots by Luis Alberto Rodriguez and Rob Woodcox. Featuring more than 50 athletes, from Serena Williams and Sha’Carri Richardson to collegiate stars at USC and UCLA, plus Kim Kardashian herself, the visuals frame the female body as force, artistry, and power. Jordan Chiles calls the line “a game-changer” while Serena simply says, “I feel unstoppable.”

The Collections

Core drops include Matte, an everyday staple powered by Nike Dri-FIT tech with mid-level compression; Shine, sleek and quick-drying for strength sessions; and Airy, featherlight mesh designed for layering and flow. Four seasonal capsules take it further: vintage-inspired seamless sets, matte tricot track pieces, semi-sheer layers, and shiny nylon statement pants. Every piece balances style, movement, and comfort — engineered for the gym, but hot enough for the streets.

Redefining the Uniform

For Nike and SKIMS, this isn’t just merch. It’s a reframing of what activewear can be when function and fashion don’t compromise. Or as Kim puts it: “Our mission is clear: to redefine women’s activewear without compromise.” Whether you’re an Olympian, a gym rat, or just chasing that dopamine high from looking fire in a new set, NikeSKIMS is out to make you feel fierce, confident, and completely yourself.

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