Kyle Juszczyk's wife teases Super Bowl plan after Taylor Swift wears her design
Kristin Juszczyk, wife of San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk, has hinted at creating special designs for the Super Bowl. Her work gained fame when pop star Taylor Swift wore a customised jacket she made earlier in the NFL season.
The "Anti-Hero" singer was seen at Arrowhead Stadium wearing a puffer jacket with No. 87, a tribute to her boyfriend Travis Kelce, during the Kansas City Chiefs' victory over the Miami Dolphins last month.
On January 13, Kristin shared her excitement on Instagram after spotting Swift and Brittany Mahomes wearing her handmade clothes. She expressed her gratitude by saying: "An honor of a lifetime!!!!! Thank you @taylorswift and @brittanylynne."
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Her unique designs, including a corset made from footballs, have caught the attention of celebrities like Olympic gymnast Simone Biles and actor Taylor Lautner. Now, it seems she's planning to reveal new creations for the Super Bowl face-off between the Chiefs and the 49ers on February 11 in Las Vegas.
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Kristin is super excited about her fashion line, saying: "I can't wait for you guys to see my Super Bowl creations! I love them all so much. Put my blood, sweat and tears into every single one," along with a laughing emoji and a sneaky selfie that doesn't give away her new designs.
She's been making waves with her clothes, and now that her partner's team is in the Super Bowl, people are eager to see if she'll design something special for the 49ers. Her fans, including big names from the Chiefs, are already loving her work, so it's sure to be a hit wherever it lands.
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Kristin shared how she got into designing, starting with easy-peasy sweatpants before falling head over heels for sewing. She told the New York Post: "Then it all kind of just transpired from there. Once I made those sweatpants, I just learned how much I love sewing and I love creating and it's so rewarding and it became a later-in-life passion of mine. And now, I love the challenge of being able to come up with something different each week."
The designer explained the idea behind her popular puffer jackets, saying: "Everyone wants to represent their favorite player and on those cold games, you're wearing a big jacket that's covering your jersey."
She added: "How can you represent your favorite player in winter gear so you're not covering up that jersey? You see a lot of guys wear their jerseys over sweatshirts, but they just get so big and bulky," and noted, "There's so many different ways you can wear a puffer vest, you can layer it in so many different ways with sweatshirts or jackets underneath or sweaters."
* An AI tool was used to add an extra layer to the editing process for this story.
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