Kaia Gerber’s Vuori collaboration is now available to shop

Kaia Gerber is adding “activewear designer” to her packed resumé.

The model and actress has teamed up with Vuori on a line of retro-cool activewear dubbed Vuori by Kaia, inspired by ’90s workout videos and old-school model-off-duty uniforms.

“I kept thinking about those iconic paparazzi shots — Gisele, Kate Moss, even my mom [Cindy Crawford] — wearing tiny tanks and shorts with such effortless cool. That’s the energy I wanted: pieces that work as hard in the gym as they do in the world,” Gerber said in a press release.

Below, shop the capsule collection before it flies off the shelves — including super-soft styles she personally road-tested.

Go from Pilates to brunch in style with supportive and stretchy designs like this cami, made from Vuori’s signature BlissBlend fabric.

“Once you put it on, you don’t want to take it off,” Gerber told Vogue of the textile, which she tested out in the gym with her trainer, Kirsty Godso.

No Y2K-inspired collection would be complete without a pair of low-rise yoga pants.

The style also comes in an equally-on-trend flared fit — but shop fast, as it’s already selling out.

“The support in the halter and cami tops is amazing, and everything felt secure but never restrictive,” Gerber told Vogue.

Layering is the name of the game for fall — and you can’t get much more comfy than a classic oversized hoodie.

Gerber selected this bestselling bra to include in her capsule. It’s racked up over 800 five-star reviews, with shoppers calling it “comfortable” and “the perfect bra.”

Low-rise is back — even in the gym, thanks to these buttery soft leggings.

Gerber told Vogue she’s been pairing these shorts with everything from fitted tanks to oversized sweatshirts.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.