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Retail Therapy: Runway Meets Running

April 12, 2007 | Tags:

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Most men probably have no clue who Stella McCartney is, or they think she’s Paul McCartney’s ex-wife with the prosthetic leg and questionable past. Women in the know are more likely to be aware that Stella McCartney was the head designer for Chloé for years before launching her own brand of high-fashion, celebrity-hyped clothing.

It seems Stella McCartney has temporarily abandoned her trademark floating dresses for the sporting world. Running attire included. One item that peaked my interest was this shirt by Stella that claims to be both fashionable and posture improving.

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According to Adidas, the new Running Tee by Stella McCartney has strategically placed “Powerweb” bands that link key muscles and work like springs to increase athletic power and will bring explosive energy to your movements. For $190.00 it better explode something other than my wallet.

  • Tight fit; 3/4 length
  • 77% polyester / 23% elastic single jersey
  • Imported

Available at shopadidas.com

Has anyone out there had a “Powerweb” experience? Please leave me a comment and let me know.

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4 Responses to “Retail Therapy: Runway Meets Running”

  1. Blaine Moore (Run to Win) on April 12th, 2007 8:25 am

    That’s just weird…

    Maybe it is because I’m a guy, but I can’t imagine wearing something that tight that purposefully pulled muscles together. Getting outside of the ethics of it (assuming that you’d only use it in training) I wonder how it can actually work to help your performance.

  2. Irene on April 12th, 2007 7:03 pm

    *GASP* $190.00? And I thought my running shoes were pricey…

  3. Dawn - Pink Chick on April 15th, 2007 5:46 pm

    I liked it, until I saw the price. Even the Pink Chick doesn’t pay that much for a pink shirt…lol.

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  4. jank on April 18th, 2007 2:50 pm

    If it provides “enhancements” half as good as those the pictures, I’m all for allowing it on the road.

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