Hayley Kiyoko Serves Up New Taco Bell Coveralls With Gender-Neutral Fashion Brand Wildfang
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Fueled by Taco Bell’s spirit of keeping it hot (and a deep love for pockets), Hayley Kiyoko is now serving up a limited-edition coverall dropping April 3 at 5 p.m. ET / 2 p.m. PT exclusively on Wildfang.com and the Taco Bell app.
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No longer will fans have to relegate hot sauce to their bag — this limited-edition style boasts Wildfang’s best-selling, gender-neutral silhouette in Slate with Purple accents (Taco Bell’s signature colors) as well as pockets purposely designed to hold fans favorite menu items…and they really mean it. Some of the pockets were even crafted down to the exact centimeter of a sauce packet.
Taco Bell and Wildfang tapped singer-songwriter and best-selling author Hayley Kiyoko to model the coveralls, who’s been a lifelong fan. “Partnering with them to model this coverall has been a dream collab. I feel like I manifested this moment with Taco Bell over 10 years ago when I released my first EP, ‘A Belle To Remember’!” said Hayley Kiyoko in a statement. “I also love how the spacious coverall pockets fit everything, including my fave Taco Bell Mild Sauce, which comes in handy when I’m grabbing a late-night Crunchwrap Supreme [laughs].”
The coverall is available in XS — 3X, and a tall version for sizes Small — XXL, and will retail for $178. With a delicious blend of style and utility, each Taco Bell x Wildfang Coverall comes equipped with a whopping 20 pockets. “As fashion gets bigger and better, pockets have become smaller and faker,” the press release states, describing the utilitarian coveralls as more of a “wearable experience”. If you’ve ever bought pants or a blazer with fake, sewn-together pockets you’ll feel this pain. But these coveralls definitely fulfill the physical ideal of “live más” — pocket for keys? Check! Wallet? Absolutely! A custom-sized pocket to hold your fire sauce packets? You know it.
Known for their gender-fluid fashions, Wildfang has donated more than $1 million to organizations such as the Trevor Project, committing 1% of its annual revenue to organizations making meaningful contributions. They’ve previously collaborated with brands like Toms and Urban Outfitters, although Taco Bell is no stranger to the fashion space either — the restaurant chain previously had a collection at Forever 21 that included hot sauce-themed swimwear.
Whether you’re ready to sneak a bunch of burritos into a theater, or can just never get enough pockets, check out the limited-edition Taco Bell x Wildfang collab exclusively on Wildfang.com before it sells out.
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