Heidi Klum, supermodel and host of ‘Project Runway” has created a new versatile collection of activewear with New Balance in a partnership that was launched February 26, 2013. This new collection called the ‘Heidi Klum for New Balance’ will be featured in Lady Foot Locker stores nationwide.
"I live an active lifestyle and love running around whether it's outside on the streets of New York City or in the canyons with my dogs," says Heidi Klum. "I've created pieces in my collection that are functional and flattering with a fashionable twist. I want women to feel their best and look good in their clothes even when they are working up a sweat."
This is the third collaboration between Heidi Klum and New Balance and this one is set to showcase high performance workout gear that are both modern and sophisticated. Clothing to be featured are cap sleeve tees, skinny tights, Capri pants, racer back tanks, cowl neck tops, shorts and hoodies that are meant to fit and flatter every body style. What’s different about this collection is that this is the first collection that is being sold in an actual brick and mortar stores.
"Heidi Klum for New Balance continues to combine New Balance's expertise in fit and form with Heidi's commitment to sophisticated style to create a versatile collection for women that is both everyday wearable and chic," says Kerry Kligerman, Executive Vice President of Apparel for New Balance.
The line which is currently available in Lady Foot Locker stores retails from $35 to $95. For more information you can call Lady Foot Locker at 1-800-991-6686 for more details or visit the local Lady Foot Locker located in Eastland Mall in Evansville, IN.
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