Catherine Zeta-Jones Is Launching a Clothing Line
The actress shared details about her new clothing line while on vacation in spain.
Catherine Zeta-Jones is launching an active wear and vegan sneaker collection as part of her homeware line Casa Zeta-Jones.
The actress announced the clothing line through an Instagram post. First, she revealed a video teasing the line last Friday, then revealed the collection through a series of photos.
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"Both of these collections are perfect for my ladies who want elegant comfort and versatility without sacrificing style,” she said in a post. "I hope you all love these collections as much as I have loved creating them! From my Casa to yours.”
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Catherine has been living in Valldemossa, Spain with her husband Michael Douglas and children for the past few months. The launch photos were taken at the 11,000-square-foot house.
The clothing line is available now on Casa Zeta-Jones. It includes sports bras, leggings, athleisure pants, a zip-up jacket, shorts, workout tops and more.
Catherine has performed in numerous Broadway and movie musicals and calls herself a “dancer at heart.” She partnered with dancewear company Bodywrappers on the activewear line to create “go-to essentials and unique designs that are useful, luxurious and tantalizing.”
Prices range from about $36 for mesh tops, $45 for sports bras and $72 for mesh leggings.
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Rebecca Holland is a travel and food writer based in Chicago. She has written for the Guardian, New York Times, Architectural Digest, Food & Wine, Wine Enthusiast and more. She is currently a graduate student at Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism. When not working, you can find her eating her way through Chicago's neighborhoods, or in non-pandemic times, traveling around the world.