Fabletics and Keke Palmer Launch 17‑Piece Size‑Inclusive PowerHold Capsule

1. On‑The‑Go PowerHold High‑Waisted Leggings

The capsule’s headline legging is the On‑The‑Go PowerHold High‑Waisted Legging, heavy on sculpting and sport details: bold colorblocking stripes and the new discreet pockets that are “invisible to spot, but highly effective and useful.” Cut from Fabletics’ proprietary PowerHold fabric, they promise the collection’s signature “maximum compression to flatter figures and hold you in without holding you back,” so they’re built to move from a reformer class to errands without a second thought.

2. Principal Bras

Principal Bras in the capsule echo the same bold colorblocking as the leggings, pairing visual energy with PowerHold‑grade support. They’re positioned as a performance-first bra in the lineup — enough compression to anchor a Pilates session yet styled so they can be worn under a bomber or shown off as part of a colorblocked set.

3. PowerHold high‑compression legging (feature emphasis)

Beyond the named On‑The‑Go style, the capsule underscores PowerHold as the technical backbone: “high‑compression PowerHold fabric” runs through the legging silhouettes, engineered to smooth and contour while allowing full range of motion — language Fabletics uses to sell the collection’s performance promise.

4. Teddy Half Zip

One of the cozy jacket entries is the Teddy Half Zip, a plush midlayer meant to read equally at the studio and on the street. Fabletics frames these as part of “cozy new jackets” designed for layering around workouts or over dresses when you’re running between meetings.

5. Everyday Bomber

The Everyday Bomber is the capsule’s sporty outer layer: boxy enough for brunch, fitted enough for quick studio runs. It’s one of the pieces that shows how the collection “is designed with layering in mind that can seamlessly transition from Pilates to pick‑up and barre to brunch.”

6. Year Round Terry Off‑the‑Shoulder Sweatshirt

A softer, off‑duty option arrives in the Year Round Terry Off‑the‑Shoulder Sweatshirt — the capsule’s nod to loungeable silhouette that still reads styled. It’s described as part jacket, part sweatshirt: a transitional piece that complements the high‑compression bottoms.

7. Jumpsuit

The collection includes at least one jumpsuit silhouette: a single‑piece solution that leans on PowerHold for support but on design for versatility. Fabletics calls the assortment “stylish jumpsuits” in its rollout, meaning there’s an elevated one‑and‑done option that fits into the capsule’s move‑everywhere brief.

8. Dress

Dresses appear in the assortment as a nod to athleisure’s dressier side — wearable for low‑impact studio classes or weekend plans. They’re described simply as part of the mix of “dresses, tops, bottoms and accessories,” but their inclusion signals that the capsule isn’t just activewear; it’s a lifestyle edit.

9. Tops (everyday and performance)

Several tops round out the 17 pieces: performance tanks and long‑sleeve layering pieces that can be paired under the Everyday Bomber or the Teddy Half Zip. The design language sticks to the vibrant, energetic palette “reflective of Palmer’s exuberant personality.”

10. Bottoms (other than the headline leggings)

Besides the On‑The‑Go leggings, the assortment contains additional bottoms — think cropped or full‑length PowerHold pieces — to create mix‑and‑match sets. WWD and the press rollout group these under “bottoms,” signaling variety within the capsule’s sculpting, compression‑led theme.

11. Accessories

Accessories finish the capsule: small pieces meant to complete an outfit or studio bag. While brands rarely inflate a capsule’s accessory line, Fabletics lists “accessories” among the 17 pieces, an easy way to give the collection wearability beyond core apparel.

12. Discreet pocketing as a feature

A practical headline: the PowerHold leggings now include pockets described as invisible yet “highly effective and useful.” That detail is explicitly called out in the press material — a small, boring‑but‑vital upgrade that changes how you wear leggings day to day.

13. Vibrant, energetic color palette and colorblocking stripes

Color is a throughline: the palette is described as “vibrant and energetic,” “reflective of Palmer’s exuberant personality,” with “bold colorblocking stripes” on both the On‑The‑Go leggings and Principal Bras. It’s an intentional visual identity to make the collection pop in feed and studio.

14. PowerHold fabric and its promise

PowerHold is the capsule’s technical hero — repeatedly described as “designed with maximum compression to flatter figures and hold you in without holding you back.” That phrasing is the collection’s promise: sculpting, not strangling; supportive, not restrictive.

15. Size inclusivity (XXS–4X)

Sizing is non‑negotiable here: the capsule runs XXS–4X, a point the brand emphasizes across social and press channels. That range is central to the product narrative — accessible sizing paired with performance tech — and a core reason the drop lands as a genuine size‑inclusive play.

16. Price accessibility ($12.95–$139.95)

Price runs from $12.95 to $139.95 USD across the 17 pieces, a band that positions the capsule as attainable performance wear rather than premium designer athleisure. Instagram copy reiterated prices “starting around $12.95,” reinforcing Fabletics’ value proposition for shoppers.

17. Campaign and Keke Palmer’s role

The drop is supported by two long‑form digital spots on YouTube: one places Keke Palmer on a Pilates reformer to showcase range of motion, the other is “a tongue‑in‑cheek late‑night infomercial parody” that plays to her comedic instincts. Palmer, whom Campaignlive calls a certified Pilates instructor, explained: “I'm always moving — between Pilates, work and mom life — so I need pieces that can support me throughout my day… This collection is accessible, inclusive and designed for women who want to feel confident and supported all day long, and look damn good doing it.” Kate Williams, Fabletics’ Vice President of Women’s Design, framed the collaboration as inspiration‑led: “As a designer, it’s easy to find inspiration in someone like Keke—she has undeniable charm, while also radiating strength, positivity, and beauty… This collection speaks to her personality brought to life through Fabletics’ beloved PowerHold designs—the perfect combination for any woman who is looking to dominate her day in and out of her workout.”