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This limited-edition collab is giving us fashion flashbacks.
Lululemon teamed up with Ganni on an ’80s-style athleisure line, with a campaign starring actress Jennifer Beals and musician METTE.
And while most styles sold out on the Lululemon website less than an hour after the launch this morning, Ganni still has some of the best picks in stock. Below, shop a few highlights before they’re all gone.
Ganni x Lululemon Define Ruffle-Trim Jacket
Leopard prints run wild in this collection — and we predict this take on Lululemon’s signature cinched jacket will be among the first to sell out.
Ganni x Lululemon Ruffle-Trim MR Tight
What Lululemon collection would be complete without leggings? This ruffle-trimmed style comes in both leopard and a brown-and-pink color-blocked option.
Ganni x Lululemon Ruffle-Trim Textured Jacket
Leaning into the ’80s dance movie inspiration, there’s also a retro windbreaker.
Ganni x Lululemon Ruffle-Trim Cropped Tank
Between the ruffled edges and the leopard print, this silky, sweat-wicking tank is a maximalist’s dream.
Ganni x Lululemon Jacquard Mesh Half-Sleeve Bodysuit
This mesh, scoop-back bodysuit is too cute to save just for the gym.
Ganni x Lululemon Brushed Softstreme Slouch Pullover
This soft peach-fuzz pullover wouldn’t look out of place in “Flashdance.”
Ganni x Lululemon Ruffled Skinny Headbands (5-Pack)
No need to book an aerobics class to stock up on these cute headbands.
Ganni x Lululemon Brushed Softstreme Barrel-Leg Pants
This oversized style is far chicer than your average sweatpant.
Ganni x Lululemon Flat Mate Ruffle Trim Shoes
This hybrid slipper-flat is simultaneously ’80s-inspired and right on trend for 2026.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands 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.