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Guess celebs really are just like us. Or at least they are when it comes to picking out swimwear. For Reebok’s newest rapid-fire-style interview with #PerfectNever ambassador Gigi Hadid, the athletic brand asked the top model some burning questions about her summer style and fave seasonal activities. Although the model didn’t have to hold a […]

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Holding a plank isn’t easy. Conducting an interview while planking? Unthinkable. Or at least we though it was, until Gigi Hadid went ahead and proved us wrong—sort of. In a prior inspirational Reebok video, the brand’s spokesmodel shared a few things that inspire her. However, this time the interview was far from ordinary. Her go-to […]

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Whether Gigi Hadid is gracing magazine covers, walking the biggest shows or landing more campaigns than we can count on two hands, the top model always makes sure her fans know that she’s still that same grounded girl from Los Angeles. Sure, Hadid has the life a million girls would kill for (and is #goals […]

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Gigi Hadid has had quite the week. First she ruled the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show (wings and all) and then she picked up the coveted International Model of the Year Award at the 2016 British Fashion Awards. But, after spending a day working out with the Reebok Women global ambassador, we can assure you of this, […]

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When I got married I wore a champagne-coloured silk peau de soie gown that in certain light seemed a pale, pale pink. As the evening progressed, I traded in my heels for a pair of purple Old Navy flip flops. But if these rose gold Reeboks were available my late-evening party snaps would be much […]

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Anyone who watched Revenge knows that Ashley Davenport might have been a social climber but she also had killer style (hello, Lanvin and Alaïa). Lucky for Ashley Madekwe, who played Davenport in the series, the latter wasn’t much of a stretch for the 31-year-old Brit actress, as she routinely flexes her sartorial muscle on red […]

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See the sneakers photoshoot » Whether metallic, embellished or minimal, the newest sneakers are meant to be worn for work or play. In this Twister-themed photo shoot from the August issue, we take a few of this season’s styles for a spin. Are you game?  

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See our top workout shoe picks »

Sneakers are getting mileage this spring—both on and off the treadmill. The fashion set is pairing sporty kicks with anything and everything (A Chanel ensemble with tweed lace-ups? Yes, please!) While choosing footwear to complement your #ootd is a matter of taste, decoding what shoe fits your workout can seem daunting. Barefoot style or thick soled? Minimalist or supportive? Here are some tips on navigating the shoe wall from Colin Dombroski, PhD, pedorthist (expert in orthotics and footwear), and clinical and research director of SoleScience in London, Ont.

Preview the Reebok Classic x Alicia Keys Summer 2013 collection »

In the midst of her Girl on Fire world tour, we sat down with Alicia Keys in New York (looking very uptown-downtown in a printed Givenchy shirt and sneakers—the new A.Keys wedge from her fall Reebok collection) to talk Crossfit, vitamins and being a slave to fashion.

She was ahead of the curve on the sneaker resurgence:
“When I was a kid, I’d get the Reebok Freestyle sneakers because they were a good price range, multiple colours and I could match them with my jacket and shirt. In 2002 or 2003, I did a song called ‘If I Ain’t Got You.’ For the video, we were in Harlem and I brought the Freestyle and I painted it purple. I thought, ‘Man, it’d be cool to bring the sneaker back.’”

One does not need to qualify themselves as a “sportster” or “gym rat” to appreciate a pair of customized running shoes. Need further proof? Exhibit A: the rise to fame of the Isabel Marant sneaker wedge and exhibit B: Kristen Stewart’s dedication to wearing high tops to red carpet events. And for those who love going to the gym (hats off to you), shopping for new gear is always a highlight. Who doesn’t want to look stylish even if they’re only headed to the gym?

This is where Reebok’s newest platform, YourReebok, comes into play. The premise is simple: select a shoe that works for your work out preferences—whether it’s cross fit or jogging or walking—start with an all white shoe and design from there. Each Reebok shoe has different ways to customize them. There are 19 colours, 23 different areas of the shoes waiting to be changed and four different materials that can be used. You can even add words into the mix; go for your name or WHTVR (no seriously, we put WHTVR on our shoes). It’s safe to say no two shoes will ever be the same.

Just as the daily go-go-go grind has come to expect of us, we’ve taken to expecting a little bit more from our purchases. Even without being a total workaholic, those (many) busy periods are made that much easier with some added—and often much-needed conveniences. We’ve rounded up some multi-functional items to make life run that much smoother when push comes to shove, letting you focus on what counts. From breathable runners to anti-aging lipgloss to reversible clothing, these items might just keep you from pulling your hair out when things begin to pile up.

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Marc Jacobs and Liya Kebede made the Time 100 list, which comes out on newsstands Thursday. Victoria Beckham interviews Jacobs for the issue and Tom Ford talks to Kebede. [WWD]

Models are appearing in more ads than celebrities, suggesting a turn of the tide in celebrity-heavy spots. Karl Lagerfeld cites celeb overexposure, while the Marilyn Agency’s Robert Ferrell suggests the economic crisis might have something to do it–having a celebrity can “double or triple” the budget. YSL designer Stefano Pilati just plain likes to work with models: “[Actresses] have an attitude, but will never be the fashion attitude. To me, fashion photography is with a model; otherwise, it’s a portrait.” [WWD]