Is activewear just for the gym? Hit the streets in almost any city and you\u2019ll immediately get your answer: a resounding, no. Whenever we\u2019re out we see girls shopping in yoga clothes<\/a>, or mixing sweats<\/a> into their day-to-day looks. Whether or not these fitness-meets-fashion forays are successful is another question altogether. There\u2019s a certain art to elevating your activewear<\/a>. We think it\u2019s all in the mix.<\/p>\n Adidas x Song for the Mute Tokyo sneakers<\/p>\n Jump to review<\/a><\/div>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n On performance tennis dress<\/p>\n Jump to review<\/a><\/div>\n<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Activewear items, like sneakers<\/a>, track pants, and leggings<\/a> have become a major part of today\u2019s fashion ecosystem. Collaborations from the likes of Loewe x On Running and Wales Bonner x Adidas frequently send shoppers into a frenzy, while technical sport pieces from Lululemon and Nike routinely fly off the shelves. We\u2019re investing our time and money into activewear\u2014why should we save it solely for the gym?<\/p>\n If you\u2019re not sure how to wear it beyond the obvious, that\u2019s where we come in. Not only does mixing in an item of activewear add comfort to your ensemble, it also contributes to a cool air of nonchalance. We\u2019ll show you how in our fashion-girl fitness styling guide. Read on!<\/p>\n Whether you\u2019re running to yoga class, or just pretending to, you can upgrade your bike shorts with a monochromatic tee, ballet flats<\/a> and raffia tote<\/a>.<\/p>\nVogue<\/em>\u2019s Favorite Sporty Summer Fashions<\/h2>\n
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