JENNAX Is Making Latex a World Cup Fashion Staple
Reimagining jerseys for five national teams.
The 2026 World Cup has been a creative playground for designers to bring their personal style to some of the most iconic teams, players and jerseys. One label in particular has our attention, though. JENNAX is known for latex looks, outfitting A-list celebrities like SZA and Cardi B. With her previous soccer-inspired looks taking the internet by storm, designer and founder Jenna ran it back for the biggest tournament of the decade.
The “Latex Nations” collection merges the design codes of five participating countries with JENNAX’s skintight, latex styles. The form-fitting jerseys feature high necks, short sleeves and graphics loosely inspired by racing aesthetics.
Offering an alternative to standard stadium dressing for fans of the United States, Argentina, Mexico, Germany and Brazil, each jersey arrives in the colors of the country’s national team kits and flag. The deep green and red of Mexico is a fan favorite, whilst Argentina’s iconic albiceleste stripes can be spotted from a mile away.
While the rest of the collection is opaque, Brazil’s jersey features a sexy, slightly sheer look, with the yellow, jelly latex printed with the JENNAX logo across the chest.
The “Latex Nations” collection is available to purchase now on the JENNAX website.
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