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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Catherine Zeta-Jones's lifestyle empire is growing yet again! This month, the Oscar winner and style icon launches activewear and sneakers under her Casa Zeta-Jones label. The of-the-moment additions come one year after Zeta-Jones introduced a collection of fashionable flats, and mark another exciting milestone for her brand. "I enjoy the process so much," Zeta-Jones tells PEOPLE. Likening the creative steps and eventual release to child rearing, she says, "It's like all of a sudden it grows up, and you just let it out in the world for it to find its place!" Below, all the details of her latest launches. Courtesy of Casa Zeta-Jones For her activewear line, which includes everything from bra tops to outerwear, Zeta-Jones took inspiration from her "dancer roots". "I was brought up with Flashdance and Fame. I always liked ripped tee-shirts and red leg-warmers, so it was a lot of fun [concepting] this," she says. Her goal: to create pieces that would look and feel good on everyone. "We don't all have a dancer's body. So I wanted to create a line that's good for all women, of all shapes and sizes," says Zeta-Jones, who challenged her team to answer the question: "What can we do to flatter our bodies?" Courtesy of Casa Zeta-Jones To start, fit and fabric were paramount. "I love athletic wear, and I know when it's hitting at the right spot, or the wrong spot. I'm very in tune to that aspect of it," she explains, adding that she also wanted "breathable" clothing that gives the wearer support. Zeta-Jones partnered with a company that does dancewear and her team road-tested each item. The result: A collection that blends fashion and function, she says. "I have some really good leggings that hold you in, but they're not just for working out. These can be daywear," she says of the collection's elevated aesthetic. "I also have beautiful thin T-shirts, and some really cool track pants and hoodies." Courtesy of Casa Zeta-Jones And of course, there's a nod to the 1980s: An "off-the-shoulder the top from those memories," Zeta-Jones says. Zeta-Jones considered every design detail, right down to the zipper closures which feature her brand logo. "I wanted that on my clothes, but in a really inconspicuous way. That was very important to me, because when I buy things, I like the hardware to be just as thought out as the fabrication of the
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