BIGPeople reports that David Beckham has become a designer, just like his wife Victoria.
Beckham, in collaboration with James Bond, created a line of clothing and shoes for the company Adidas, Originals by Originals.
Bond is the owner of the shoe store, Undefeated, where Beckham is a frequent customer. Someone proposed that the two men collaborate on a fall/winter sportswear collection for men.
However, Beckham will not be appearing in the advertisements for the collection.
According to FashionMag, Adidas worked with the American designer Jeremy Scott to create items for several seasons. The first products of this collaboration will be available in February.
The exclusive line for men and women, being marketed under the Adidas Originals name, will give more choices to fans of the shoes and sportswear brand.
Scott revealed that he was given a lot of freedom to create his collection, which is bubbly and bright.
The first Jeremy Scott collection for Adidas will be available at select boutiques in February, and at Adidas Originals stores in March.
Stella McCartney was criticized by animal rights activists in regards to her work with Adidas, a company which apparently uses kangaroo leather for certain shoes.
The vegetarian designer often condemns the fashion industry for their use of fur, and has now become a target of criticism for her partnership with Adidas.
McCartney denied being involved in any type of animal cruelty, and states she is a huge protector of animal rights.
Her spokesperson asserted, "Stella McCartney is a lifelong vegetarian and committed advocate of animal rights and doesn’t use any leather or fur in any of her collections, including of course, her successful Adidas by Stella McCartney collections, which are 100 per cent cruelty free."
Sporting goods company Adidas is offering a new collection for Spring/Summer 2007, for children in Mattel product colours.
Younger children will also have a collection called My Scene, that will feature clothing, shoes and accessories that will go with Fisher-Price toys.
The collection is geared toward children between 2-20 years of age, and will feature products in white, pink, violet, and many shades of blue.
Adidas is not stopping there. For their Winter collection, they are doing business with Warner Bros.