‘Where Are the Joggers?’ Sheree Whitfield Fans Grow Impatient While Waiting On New Clothing Line

Reality star Shereé Whitfield has some explaining to do as fans grow increasingly impatient over the release of her anticipated athleisure clothing line.

The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star shared a throwback photo of her appearance in Fashion Bomb Daily Mag, where she sported a form-fitting black dress and matching fur coat. Fans weren’t concerned with her past fashions, however, and demanded an update on the sporty new fashions she’s been promising for months now.

Shereé Whitfield

Image courtesy of Shereé Whitfied / Instagram

“Where are the joggers?” one woman wrote. “I’ve been saving my coins and waiting. Are  you launching at NYFW next month?”

“Sheree, are we expecting your clothing line to be out in September?” another fan asked.

During the RHOA reunion special in April, Whitfield shared that she’d be launching a new lifestyle brand of clothing. The new athletic leisure, or “athleisure,” brand is a re-vamped version of the her defunct “She by Shereé” line, which featured typical street wear styles and fashions.

When asked when fans could expect the line’s debut, the TV star stammered, “Probably more September, that is spring, summer. September show — spring, summer.”

Earlier this month, Whitfield offered fans a glimpse of the upcoming line in an Instagram photo, where she showed off a pair of distressed-looking army green joggers. The pants drew mixed reactions from fans, many of whom didn’t seem too impressed by the fashions.

The release of Whitfields’ upcoming line is still up in the air, but fans still took the time to appreciate her most fabulous looks.

“You better come all the way through like a model on a runway,” one fan wrote, marveling at the Fashion Bomb Daily photo. “Yassss!”

“Girl, you know you can dress your a– off!” another person wrote. “THE BEST! SO CLASSY!”

Others likened Whitfield’s outfit to fashions worn by First Lady Melania Trump.

“Slay!” a fan commented. “Love this look on you.”

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