Oooh, Did BINI Mikha Tease Her Upcoming Activewear Brand In Her Recent Hiking Photo Dump?

Being a pop star requires a high level of stamina, breath control, and stage presence. As a member of the global girl group BINI, Mikha Lim is certainly aware of this. Before entering the limelight, she had already developed a love for sports and other physical activities—playing volleyball, doing Pilates, and running, to name a few—and she continues to nurture this, even with a busy calendar.

On a recent trip to Hawaii, the artist set aside time and energy to hike the Ka'iwa Ridge Trail. Her outfit appears to tease an exciting new venture as she dons pieces from her very own activewear brand.

Dressing up for the hike, Mikha opted for an olive green tank top with a matching bolero. She paired this with deep brown track pants, adorned with vertical stripes that elongated her figure. The pieces noticeably had the same logo—a capital M written in script, followed by a period.

Those who have been following Mikha the past few months could easily tell that she’s wearing MILI. The brand, which seems to be a portmanteau of her own name, first entered the online space in mid-July. Mikha explains, "I've always wanted to create something that could move with every part of my life. Something intentional, but still easy. Something that felt true to how I live."

While there are currently no available details about the products, their price range, and their availability, MILI has established its focus on strength and the various forms it takes. "Strength doesn't always have to be loud. Sometimes, it looks like softness, choosing yourself, beginning again, or simply continuing," wrote one of their captions. "There is no single way to be strong."

On her hike, Mikha added playful and delicate touches to the look with a Hawaii safari hat and dainty jewelry.

Although her hiking outfit is still unreleased, her sneakers of choice are available. Mikha wears the Nike P-6000. Prioritizing comfort and breathability, the pair features a mesh and synthetic upper, and a cushioned midsole for more support.

This article originally appeared on Preview.ph. Minor edits have been made by the Cosmo.ph editors.