Balmain army, assemble! Olivier Rousteing's capsule collection for NikeLab drops today. Make your way over to Nike's website to claim some gold-trimmed workout gear. The spiffed-up activewear is bound for the closets of anyone who's ever wanted to work out like a Kardashian (but those won't be the only customers vying for these ultra-stylish threads). If you had your eye on a cropped sweatshirt or Balmain-ified FlyKnits, you'll probably want to scoop those up quickly — we all remember #HMBalmainNation This story was originally published on May 23, 2016.It's impossible to deny that Nike's recent string of collaborations appear to be geared toward the fashion-savvy — and, arguably, the Kardashian-inclined. Earlier this year, its ongoing partnership with Givenchy creative director Riccardo Tisci, previously limited to statement-making kicks , expanded into some print-heavy active apparel . Today, NikeLab announced its latest foray into athleisure domination with a partnership with Olivier Rousteing, #BalmainArmy ringleader and de facto family designer for the Kardashian The collection, titled " Football Nouveau ," is inspired by the upcoming Euro 2016 tournament, and pulls from Nike's archive of soccer gear. The collection, which is part of the Portland-based sportswear giant's Summer of Sport series, where outside designers reinvent and reimagine Nike's signature styles, features sneakers; jackets (a reinvention of the N98, tailored to create an hourglass silhouette ); cropped, sleeveless sweatshirts; track pants, and, according to Vogue , even bodycon dresses. The latter intriguing item has yet to be revealed, but we'll likely get a sneak peek prior to the June 2 launch. Dazed got a look at the full range, photographed alongside archival Balmain for visual reference.