Blake Lively is ‘obsessed’ with Left on Friday swimsuits
Spotted: B in a buzzy swimsuit brand.
Blake Lively sported Left on Friday’s pink Sunday Top and Hi Tide Bottom in an Instagram Story this weekend, sharing an organic rave review of the label.
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Assuring fans the Ryan Reynolds-snapped image was “not an ad,” she added: “@sammacsai influencing me and everyone I know to be obsessed with @leftonfrieday bathing suits and workout clothes”
“I’ve legitimately never had a better fit of either … love, love, love,” she continued, noting that the brand is woman-founded.
In addition to her pink pick, the suits come in nearly 40 other shades, ranging from neutrals to eye-popping neon hues.
Lively’s not the only one hooked on the label; Mandy Moore owns the same two-piece set in two colors, once writing on Instagram Stories that she’s “very into” it.
Meanwhile, Gwyneth Paltrow and Michelle Monaghan are partial to the brand’s one-pieces. The Goop founder wore the plunging Sunday Suit for a yacht trip to Capri this June, while the “White Lotus” star slipped into the Retreat Suit for a surf trip a month later.
And Alix Earle’s a fan of the activewear offerings, as she shared an Instagram Story wearing the brand’s Peak Playsuit for a dance class last week.
But celebrities aren’t the only big names wearing Left on Friday; the company also designed the uniforms for Canada’s Olympic volleyball team for the the 2024 World Tour and Paris Olympics.
Founders Laura Low Ah Kee and Shannon Savage — both former lululemon executives — told People at the time: “They are world class, top of their game athletes, and they also care about how they look.”
Now, it seems the dynamic duo is earning a gold medal in racking up celebrity brand admirers.
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