Nike x Martine Rose ‘The Lost Lionesses’

July 12, 2021

Nike and Martine Rose team up for their newest collaboration reinventing the English jersey that pays homage to the canonical football team 'The Lost Lionesses.' Rose's renditions of sportswear are far from new, yet this endeavor hinges on the 'The Lost Lionesses' cultural impact and essence. While this jersey encapsulates the mix of English tradition and contemporary design, Rose has mastered how to tell a story through garb.

The original 'The Lost Lionesses' crest from 1971 is reimagined through the lens of Martine Rose while interpreted on an oversized white jersey that speaks to no gender in particular. This crest is accompanied by the number 71, the year that the women's football team played the unofficial women's World Cup in Mexico that sparked change in the fight for equality in football.

Text by Michael Hall
Photos courtesy of Martine Rose X Nike

This jersey offers duality in the form of a reversible side adorned with the Martine Rose signature. While this jersey tells two stories, the center is the legacy of 'The Lost Lionesses' and fearless women who made history. Rose has also created a white inside-out cap that fuses distressed punk aesthetic and sportswear.

These pieces are available for pre-order on martine-rose.com and drop on July 12, 2021.

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