Beyoncé's IVY PARK and adidas Ready Summertime "FLEX PARK" Swimwear Drop
Campaign model Quincy shared his thoughts on the collection with HYPEBEAST in an exclusive Q and A.






Beyoncé‘s IVY PARK and adidas have joined forces for a summertime swimwear capsule dubbed “FLEX PARK.” Beyonce’s first venture into the swimwear market, the collection aims to celebrate “confident self-expression and individuality” per its press release and also features a brief campaign that stars notable names like Kristen Noel Crawley and Quincy Brown, son of Al B. Sure.
Offerings make use of a warm orange tone accented by white Three Stripe graphics and IVY PARK hits. The colletion’s pieces include swim trunks, bikinis, one-pieces, tees, pool slides, tote bags and hats. An extended size run is available as well, ranging from XS to 4XL.
Ahead of the collection’s official retail release, Quincy Brown told HYPEBEAST what he liked about IVY PARK, what Beyoncé song is in his summer rotation and more. See the Q and A below, and expect the entire “FLEX PARK” collection to release via the adidas webstore July 23.
HYPEBEAST: Describe the adidas x IVY PARK Swim collection in one word.
Quincy Brown: MOOD.
The IVY PARK and adidas partnership has always strived to offer inclusive product. Give us your thoughts on the importance of inclusivity in fashion and what it means to you.
Fashion is one universal language — which is self-expression — and together as humans we all just want to be understood. It’s important for all of us to be seen and treated equally.
What about adidas x IVY PARK speaks to you, and how does it feel to be a part of the campaign for the swim capsule collection?
IVY PARK makes a statement. I’ve been a strong supporter of Beyoncé and adidas since I was a kid. Together, they’ve showcased what it means to be unapologetic and uplift all cultures through the expression of fashion.
What Beyoncé song is on your summertime playlist?
Oh man! For sure “Party” with Andre 3000.
Elsewhere in the world of fashion, take a look at Dior and Kenny Scharf’s playing card-inspired collection.