Whenever Adam Selman releases something new, whether it be a new collection, new sunglasses, or a new Instagram post, we're here for it. So when we caught wind that the designer was pivoting from his ready-to-wear line to launch Adam Selman Sport (A.S.S. for short and for kicks), we were all ears/freaking out/dying of anticipation. Were we disappointed? Absolutely not.
Adam Selman Sport is the dream workout wardrobe for every fashion girl and then some. Made up of leopard, neon, and see-through leggings; crystal-adorned booty shorts; and a tube top that was meant for the gym and the club, we see what the brand meant when it said this collection was designed to take us "from deadlines to deadlifts, from sit-ups to sit-downs and from working to working out." Additionally, A.S.S. products are created sustainably using recycled neon and polyester and are shipped via eco-friendly packaging. You did good, Adam. You did good.
Ahead, check out the first release of products now available on Net-a-Porter, and be sure to take time to peruse the full Adam Selman Sport lookbook. There's a lot to look forward to. You'll see.
Shop the collection:
See the full lookbook:
Next up, find out why everyone in Paris is wearing these shoes.
-
French Women Style Leggings With These Cool Items to Look ChicForward looks ahead.
-
Kaia Gerber Just Turned This Once-Dated Trend Into the Coolest New Thing to Wear With LeggingsNoted.
-
Sure, Black Leggings Are Timeless, But This Colored Alt Is Much More 2025It's inspired by a rare gemstone.
-
No Offense to Sweatshirts, But This Elevated Basic Will Make Your Leggings Look Much ChicerA French-girl favorite.
-
I Own $400 Leggings, But This Under-$40 Pair Looks and Feels More ExpensiveNo, I'm not lying.
-
6 Elevated Workout Outfits That Make Leggings Look Extremely PolishedFor Pilates and beyond.
-
5 Chic Ways Celebs Are Wearing Their Basic Leggings This WinterIncluding on date night.
-
I Caved and Bought the $20 Winter Accessory That Has Thousands of Glowing TikTok ReviewsJapanese women swear by it.
