Dee Devlin has shared a picture of Conor McGregor's clothing brand's first female product online.
The former two-weight champion's clothing line, August McGregor was launched in 2018 when he was at the height of his powers in the UFC.
That same year, McGregor also launched Proper Twelve whiskey, a brand which has gone on to sponsor the UFC and feature on the Octagon floor for a number of high profile fights.
As August McGregor now moves into the female market, the clothing line has come a long way since it first jumped onto the scene.
Speaking about the launch of his clothing line in 2017, McGregor said: "Fashion is something that I am truly passionate about, and I am excited to share exactly that with my fans by giving them a chance to share my iconic looks.
"We casually chatted about doing a line together, but we finally got serious over the past several months. I know the public will love what lies ahead."
The 'Drop 1 Look Book' collection from August McGregor saw the release of limited edition t-shirts, hoodies and caps, which sold out less than a day after going on sale.
The tailor behind the handmade suits, David August Heil said that sales were that good even without any promotions.
Meanwhile it has been speculated that McGregor could get a shot at the UFC welterweight if Jorge Masvidal beats Kamaru Usman this weekend.
Gilbert Burns told ESPN: "If Masvidal wins, things are gonna get crazy. It’s gonna be a circus in that division.
“I think he’s gonna fight Conor [McGregor], or maybe Nate Diaz.
"I don’t think the division is gonna run correctly, with the No. 1 and No. 2 guys fighting for the title. He’s gonna make a mess.
"That’s another thing why I want Kamaru to win, too. I think I will be next. But, if Masvidal wins I know it’s gonna be a mess in that division. Things are gonna get crazy."
