Put on a Chic face

FW 16 collection The Olympics are about to begin so, what better time to talk (again) about sportswear?  The EEUU usually are on top of many sports and they get many medals. That's where Karlie comes from. However, she's wearing something from a German brand designed by a Brit.  That's fashion...you have all the cultures being mixed and celebrated. Why can we not do the same in other aspects of life?  Anyway, what I wanted to show you today is this new FW collection that Karlie is modeling for all of you. And, I just had that thought and wanted to share it with you. As you may know, Stella has been working with Adidas for over 10 years (since 2005) and she designed the Great Britain Olympic and Paralympic kit for the 2012 Olympics in London. She's doing the same for the Rio '16 Games. I don't know how many medals GB will get, but they'll do it in style. This collection that Karlie is representing is more casual. But really stylish too. ...

I've talked in the past about my love for sports in general, and sports clothing in particular. And you may also know how much I love tennis. Well, let's talk about all those things today. As a tennis and fashion fan, I'm aware of Stella McCartney's collaboration with Adidas. Several tennis players wear her designs on court. However, none of those players are in my group of favourites. When it comes to tennis, I'm a Nike girl. But I have to say some designs are really good, and they look really nice on court. Stella's off court designs are usually better, though. I've been tempted to purchase several t-shirts and leggins, because they were really cute. It's true that they're expensive, but Adidas makes quality products and you have to pay for that quality. Both brands have created a new line called Stellasport, which is supposed to be for a younger target. It's already available, so you can check it out and see if you want to buy somethin...