In the name of the moon...I'm into it! 🌙
is most likely getting the streetwear treatment courtesy of Kith Women.crew wearing head-to-toe Kith gear with a short and ominous caption: "Coming Soon." In the pic, Sailor Moon is front and center wearing a hot pink blazer and Kith's signature logo bike shorts. Sailor Neptune is wearing a baby blue Kith mock neck mini dress that we wouldn't mind copping, and Sailor Venus styles her hoodie with a pair of classic cargo pants and her signature bow.
No other details were spared by Kith about the upcoming collaboration but the anime dream team has been making their rounds with a few collaborations of their own as of late. In February,makeup collection with a palette, gel glitters, and lip glosses to help you embrace your inner galaxy guardian.
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