Mix Function With Fashion..
Ever since the styleword "athleisure" was added to the fashion dictionary in 2017, the look was very much about staying sporty and comfortable. Athleisure is defined as “casual clothing designed to be worn both for exercising and for general use.” Yoga leggings, and sports bras made for simple outfits that, most of the time, were meant to blend in. In a chic athleisure, you could hop from the gym to brunch without being washed out in either temperament.
Recently the Athleisure got a bolder update with influence from high-fashion brand collaborations like Victoria Beckham x Reebok. The athleisure look has come to center on memento style items that turn heads on the street.
Taken the slinky mesh detailed crop tops and off-course teaming it with a Nike Gym Pants steals the deal. Either color-block it or go monochrome. The entire look means more time going-out and less time going to gym or you have both. Nail the athleisure look by mixing function with fashion
For a day time stroll or just a sporty leisure jog in the spring mornings, such can be well designed with the most comfy gym T-shirt paired with your favorite gym pants. Stick to a sleek, sports vibe but add a touch of your personal style. A pair of aviator sunglasses or a stylish backpack will all work perfectly.
Color-blocking can never go wrong to make your days look more energetic and definitely sporty. The key rule is "The more casual the occasion,the more functional (activewear/sportswear/gym-wear) you can dress.The true beauty of athleisure is that it’s both practical and completely fashionable.
Do’s and Don’ts of Wearing Athleisure
Do mix sports pieces into your regular fashion wardrobe for a balanced look.
Don’t throw on any old thing you’d wear to the gym.
Don’t forget about your signature style and look, just reinterpret it.
Don’t go overboard with bright colors and prints.
