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]]>Alo Yoga Airbrush Legging
Alo Yoga Airbrush leggings are made with an ultra-soft and stretchy fabric that provides gentle compression as it wicks away moisture. These leggings come in a variety of lengths and cuts such as flares and high-waisted, making them a versatile option for both the gym and everyday wear.
(@nigaroya)Lululemon Wunder Under Legging
Lululemon’s Wunder Under leggings are a must-have for any fitness or fashion enthusiast. With their signature sweat-wicking and four-way stretch fabric, these leggings provide ultimate comfort and performance. The high-rise waistband and sleek design create a flattering silhouette perfect for any workout or street-style look.
Girlfriend Collective FLOAT Ultralight Legging
Girlfriend Collective’s FLOAT leggings are a sustainable and stylish option for those who prioritize both fashion and the environment. Made from recycled plastic bottles, these leggings are lighter and softer than Girlfriend’s original compressive line. The high-rise fit and matte fabric make them a stylish and functional choice for almost any activity.
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Activewear sets by this celebrity-approved brand come in all the colors of the rainbow, so it goes without saying they have a wide range of pink items in store.
Alo Yoga
Alo Yoga is another beloved brand that celebrities swear by, and it’s not hard to see why. They’re always up to date with the latest trends and their Barbiecore-inspired products are truly impressive.
Fabletics
Kate Hudson’s brand Fabletics is always one of the first to give the latest activewear trends their seal of approval, and their hot pink workout sets are truly top-notch.
Girlfriend Collective
Everyone’s favorite sustainable activewear brand also hopped on this viral craze, offering everything from sports bras and leggings to shorts and windbreakers in subtle shades of pink.
Lulelemon
No activewear trend is officially in until Lulelemon says so. They seem to love the Barbiecore craze as much as the rest of us and have all sorts of pink activewear pieces in store.
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]]>Tenniscore-inspired styles have been ruling the activewear world for quite some time and Girlfriend embraced this trend with their very first tennis-inspired line, called Rocket Collection.
“Our Racket Collection is a win for the planet, which means you can take a little pressure off perfecting your backhand swing. We designed a recycled courtside collection for racquet rookies and tennis pros, alike. High-performance pieces that serve looks – on and off the court,” reads Girlfriend’s press release.
This line of activewear puts a twist on some of the brand’s signature products with retro piping details and an 80s-inspired vibe. Match sets are the collection’s signature item, and they come in several essential and limited-edition colors.
This tennis-inspired line also features crop tops and skorts that can be bought separately, in addition to dresses, biker shorts, windbreakers, and such tennis essentials as socks, sweatbands, and visors. They’re available in sizes from XXS to 6XL and you can shop for them on Girlfriend Collective’s official website.
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]]>Their newest release is an essential fabric called “Float,” that’s described on their website as “soft, light and compressive — all in one so you can do it all.” It’s part of their transition into seamless leggings.
The Float Seamless Legging costs $68 and it features a high-waisted design that’s light enough for high-intensity workouts, but still manages to be squat-proof (which is a must). Since the leggings are seamless, you won’t get rubbing or chafing. They come in a cropped ankle and bike short length.
Along with the new leggings, they also released some new sports bras including the Juliet, the Lola, and the Cleo. One of the bras is strappy and it’s great for lounging in and the other two provide more support with racerback details.
Just like the other collections, “Float” comes in sizes XXS to 6XL and in five colors including black, navy, dark gray, mauve, and army green.
Check out the full collection of the company’s website and make sure you order them ASAP and the items tend to sell out quickly.
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]]>Girlfriend Collective was founded by Ellie and Quang Dinh with one goal in mind—to create a chic athleisure line that’s eco-friendly at the same time. Ellie came up with this idea after noticing how difficult it is to find women’s leggings that were made ethically.
Girlfriend Collective set out to change that, and their brand became a viral sensation after they give away leggings and only asked consumers to pay for shipping. This marketing plan allowed them to gain people’s trust and prove the world their leggings are worth the price.
Girlfriend Collective established itself as one of the most popular sustainable activewear brands in the years to come. Their products are made from recycled water bottles, and fitness enthusiasts of all shapes and sizes can find leggings that suit them since their sizing runs from XXS to 6XL.
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