Megan Thee Stallion teases 'Hot Girl Summer' swimwear line at Walmart: See collection
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Megan Thee Stallion can officially add fashion designer to an already glowing resume.
The original "Hot Girl" recently announced the launch of "Hot Girl Summer," a new swimwear collection named after the snappy catchphrase she trademarked in January 2022.
The Houston native, who's real name is Megan Pete, also designed the entire 18-piece size inclusive collection, showcasing her "creative vision and versatile execution."
"With the introduction of Hot Girl Summer, Megan officially becomes the first hip-hop artist to launch her own swimwear brand," Thee Stallion's team said in a May 14 press release.
Here's what we know about "Hot Girl Summer," including a closer look at price point, color scheme and design.
Where will 'Hot Girl Summer' swimwear be sold?
The 30-year-old rapper is partnering with Walmart to bring "Hot Girl Summer" to nearly 500 stores across the country and online at Walmart.com starting May 19. The swimwear will also be available for purchase online at MeganTheeStallion.com.
"Everyone knows I love being near a pool or a beach, so I finally decided to turn my passion into a business and create my own swimwear brand," Thee Stallion said in a statement. "It was only right that we kick off Hot Girl Summer with this launch and provide Hotties of all body types with the official Hot Girl uniform. I used to shop at Walmart growing up, so it's a full circle to have my own line available at Walmart and I'm so grateful for their support."
What will the 'Hot Girl Summer' collection include?
The rapper's "Hot Girl Summer" swimwear collection features 18 size-inclusive pieces in various cuts and colors.
The inaugural drop includes an assortment of bikinis, monokinis, one-piece swimsuits and swimsuit cover-ups in a wide array of colors, including purple, gold, black, orange and pink.
The price of the swimmers varies, but customers can expect to spend anywhere from $16 to $28 before tax and shipping costs are factored in.
"At Walmart, we want our customers to feel confident by offering fashion that celebrates their individuality and unique style," Ryan Waymire, SVP Women's Group at Walmart, said in a statement. "Megan embodies confidence and authenticity, and we're excited to collaborate with her on an exclusive swim collection that completes the ultimate 'Hot Girl Summer' uniform, all at incredible prices we know customers will love."
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