The 7 coolest pieces to snag from Demi Lovato’s Fabletics collab before they sell out

Ever since Fabletics, the fitness fashion brand fronted by Kate Hudson, announced its first-ever collaboration with none other than Demi Lovato last year, workout warriors haven’t been shy about stocking up on trendy apparel pieces co-designed by the musician. And Lovato’s third collection with the brand dropped just in time to help you kick off your New Year with confidence (and style).

In the latest Demi Collection, things get a little softer: While the last line showcased her bolder side, this one is more toned down with trendy blush pinks and metallics, and it even features gym bags and several different shoes.

“I think that this collection reflects my personal style more than ever. It was also very important to me to incorporate all of the feedback I’ve received from my supportive fans.” —Demi Lovato

“I think that this collection reflects my personal style more than ever. It was also very important to me to incorporate all of the feedback I’ve received from my supportive fans,” Lovato said in a press release. “I made sure to include different elements and details into the collection that were not only important to me but to them as well.”

Aside from being a great mix of sweat-sesh attire and post-workout athleisure, Lovato also wanted to make sure her line empowers all women, so she specifically created outfits with the intent to flatter and support, no matter your shape or size.

And, considering a Fabletics press release noted that the “Stretto” outfit Lovato wore in the above Instagram sold out soon after she posted it (it’s currently available again in several sizes!), you might want to snag a piece of the collection before it’s too late.

Here are seven must-haves still available from Demi Lovato’s Fabletics collection.

1. Harmony set

2. Andante set

3. Combination mesh sneaker

4. Afina jacket and Lita high-waisted short

5. The boxer backpack

6. Lyric set

Check out Demi Lovato’s guide to tapping into your inner strength. Also, this is why we’re in an era of mental-health authenticity.