Thursday, July 15, 2010
Sneak Peek Video
fall 2010 sneak peek! from lululemon athletica on Vimeo.
I'm loving the Run Luon pullover with reflectivity, Fall is when you really need that feature! Isn't the color great? looks like Lolo and perhaps thats a Denim like blue one in the background. And I knew I had heard that they were coming up with reflective fabrics, so glad.
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some of these products look really promising...I like the idea of the reflectivity being sewn into the fabric. The skirt looked cute but I didn't catch the name of it.
ReplyDeleteI also really liked the top that this woman is wearing...do you (or anyone else) know what it is called?
I just watched again and the pullover is reflective in the zippers not the fabric, looks like it's just the swift material that has reflectivity sewn into the yarn. I don't care I still love it. Love it in the purple (lolo) and that denim like blue one she has in the background.
ReplyDeleteThe top she's wearing I'm 99% sure is the cycling jersey in white. I happened to see the zipper pull when she bent forward. Looks really good on her with the very pretty blue under it (aruba?).
She never did mention the name of the skirt, she just discussed the swiftly fabric on it.
Love that new run pullover...if it fits like the run hills pullover and the energy pullover I sure hope they make it in a 12 - fingers crossed!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the new run pullover. I wouldn't mind some reflectivity built into my tanks for summer too. Sometimes it's so hot out, I can only run at 6am or 9pm (or in the case of last week, it was still too hot at those times :-p)
ReplyDeleteI was running at 9 last week too in the heat and found it unbearably hot. My runs really suffered because of it but at least I was out there. I wore my light it up tanks and was pretty glad it had a built in bra because i didn't need the extra layer.
ReplyDeleteI'm bummed because the heat is totally affecting my pace, but I figure as long as I'm getting the miles in, it will be easier to run faster once it cools down.
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