Listen up, ladies.
The viral white bodysuit worn by Bengals backup quarterback Jake Browning's girlfriend Stephanie Niles could be yours.
CBS cameras captured Niles cheering in a private suite at Peyco Stadium wearing a custom white bodysuit with Browning's initials and the number 6 on the front, which almost caused an internet sensation. — the stadium where the Bengals last beat the Browns 31-14. Sunday's season finale.
The white bodysuit will go on sale Friday for $179, and Niles' cousin Taylor Damron, who designed the piece, said: he told Outkick on Thursday..
Damron — Jacksonville native and owner of Elle & B Creative Co. Apparel/event business — said her business is booming, with multiple people waiting for her famous bodysuits.
Niles has also embraced the increased attention.
“What a comfortable ride!!” she wrote on Instagram, Also includes game photos and videos.
“This life is so crazy!!!”
Damron explained that he started making custom items for Niles when NFL Wags started appearing on television at Bengals games when Browning started in place of the injured Joe Burrow.
Browning finished the season 4-3 as the starter after Burrow was out for the season with torn ligaments in his wrist on Nov. 16 against the Baltimore Ravens.
Niles' outfit was a hot topic on the internet, and it stood out because everyone around her in the suite was wearing black.
“Jake Browning's girlfriend in the most amazing costume of all time'' One X user wrote: That includes a clip of her celebrating the Bengals' reception in the first quarter of Sunday's game.
“My wife and girlfriend's group chat is going crazy right now.”
Damron also shared that “people with a lot of followers” reach out to her with her custom designs, but she's not limiting herself to just the NFL Wags community.
“I don't want to focus completely on it, but [NFL wives and girlfriends],” she said. “There are a lot of game day couture apparel girls doing just that.
“I lean toward your average fan. It's a much larger market, and you have a lot of freedom as to where you go from there.
“My goal at the end of the day is to create custom pieces. [the WAGs]But we honestly have to look at this as the WAG trying to wear a white bobsled-like suit because it's going to draw comparisons to Stephanie Niles. ”
