x Adidas Drip 2 photographed by 21-year old Kennedi Carter. The second collection was inspired by 1980s camp and aerobics workout tape aesthetics, with the collection released in five different color palettes: real coral "Coral Lake", mesa "Honey Drip", yellow tint "Canari", dark green "De-grassy" and green tint "Azure". A second surprise sub-collection, known as "Drip 2.2" or "The Black Pack" that came in black and mesa colors only, was announced and released days after the first. Promotion Much like the first collection, the brand sent out a variety of boxes in different sizes to celebrities, influencers, and fans. The boxes were covered with an image of a bright and colorful mountain range, similarly used to announce the line on social media platforms. Some celebrities who received the box include Mo'Nique, Kerry Washington, Janet Mock, and Kehlani Reception The collaboration also sold out on Adidas' website, as well as on retailers such as ASOS. Fans also expressed frustration again in being unable to purchase items from this collection due to the waiting room or resellers. Drop 3 On January 24, 2021, the Ivy Park official Instagram page posted a cryptic teaser with a winter theme featuring models posing in different apparel and flashes of different shoes, ending with a simple "COMING SOON" caption. Days later, on February 5, 2021, Adidas announced the third collection, “Icy Park", where the collection will "[infuse] alpine silhouettes with faux shearling and performance towel terry materials, adding texture for the quintessential cozy vibe." Select apparel will also feature new brand logo monograms. Promotion The brand also sent out various gift packages to celebrities and influencers, but this time shoes were sent out in chests made of frozen ice. Celebrities such as Lil Yachty and Gucci Mane received such packages. Throughout the month of February 2021, ice sculptures were temporarily erected in locations around New York City to promote the collection, with one being installed in Domino Park, and another two days later in Bryant Park. Controversy In early April 2019, after the launch of Ivy Park's collaborative line with Adidas, news broke that Beyoncé had reportedly "ended a potential partnership with Reebok because the pitch team lacked diversity." Nick DePaula of ESPN said that “She had a meeting at Reebok and they had a whole presentation of everything [...] and she kind of took a step back and said: ‘Is this the team that’ll be