HOW TO STYLE MOVE TO ZERO, IRL

ICYMI picnics are this season’s top-tier social event, i.e. the ideal time to show off your post-lockdown styling. Luckily, Nike’s Move To Zero collection has plenty to add to your park-life flex. We’re loving the sleek-and-sleeveless Earth Day maxi dress – perfect for sun-worshipping and lightweight enough to layer up if the temp drops. Jasmine is adding an oversized vintage denim jacket, but you could work leggings or a long-sleeve underneath, too. Slip on a pair of Nike Crater Impacts – complete with chunky sole and rugged treads – and you’re good to go.

Can’t wait to hit the post-lockdown ground running? We hear you. Nike’s new Move To Zero footwear line is full of eco-aware options to pound the pavement in – all while staying comfy ofc. There’s the Crater Impact, which boasts 25% recycled materials across its sole and mesh, or Nike’s lowest-carbon footprint shoe ever – the Space Hippie, whose chunky sole and futuristic styling is as fashion-forward as the name suggests. Finally, the ultra-comfortable VaporMax silhouette has been given a makeover, with a huge 67% of the yarn used made from scraps or leftover materials. Pair with a tee and any of the comfy Earth Day mid-rise shorts and get out there!

The days are getting longer and the country’s collectively getting ready for an early start to BBQ season, so you're going to want to keep a few warmer layers close at hand for when the temps dip after dark. The pastel-striped Earth Day knitted jacket is your friend here (and the star of the show). Paired with the co-ordinating pastel-toned Earth Day tanks and shorts, the Nike Move To Zero collection has got your back for sure. All that’s left to do is savour that sweet, sweet taste of freedom.