Nike and SKIMS just unveiled their first joint apparel line — a head-to-toe “system of dress” built to sculpt, move, and look sharp from studio to street. The NikeSKIMS launch comprises seven collections and 58 silhouettes, offering over 10,000 mix-and-match combinations with an unapologetic focus on fit, function, and comfort.
The debut arrives with Bodies at Work, a film by Janicza Bravo, and campaign photography from Luis Alberto Rodriguez and Rob Woodcox showcasing more than 50 athletes — from USC and UCLA standouts to Nike stars Jordan Chiles, Romane Dicko, Beatriz Hatz, Chloe Kim, Nelly Korda, Sha’Carri Richardson, Madisen Skinner, Serena Williams — alongside SKIMS co-founder and chief creative officer Kim Kardashian. The brief is clear: redefine women’s activewear without compromise. Watch below:
At the core are three season-over-season collections:
- Matte: 21 everyday styles with mid-level compression, targeted smoothing, and Nike Dri-FIT for sweat-wicking performance.
- Shine: quick-dry, sleek styles designed for strength work that transition beyond the gym.
- Airy: ultralight mesh layers — fitted and oversized — for breathability and easy styling.
They’re joined by four seasonal drops — Vintage Seamless, Matte Tricot, Weightless Layers, and a Shiny Nylon oversized pant — rounding out a wardrobe that moves with the body through flattering lines, sculpting fabrics, innovative materials, and neutral colorways.
“I’m an athlete, but I love fashion too… NikeSKIMS lets me do both,” says Olympic champion Jordan Chiles. Sha’Carri Richardson calls the line “confident and unrestricted,” while Serena Williams sums up the feel as “like butter… unstoppable.”
The collection underscores Nike’s broader push in women’s performance and SKIMS’ solutions-first design ethos — delivering pieces that look elevated and work hard. NikeSKIMS launches September 26 at nike.com/NikeSKIMS, SKIMS.com/NikeSKIMS, and select Nike and SKIMS flagships in New York City and Los Angeles.
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