Finally! An Activewear Line That’s Actually Stylish
There are a lot of ways to trick yourself into working out, but our favourite tactic has to be shopping for new activewear. Not only does it provide an excuse to indulge in retail therapy for the sake of our well-being, but the idea is if we own stylish enough clothes, we’ll actually want to work out, just to be able to wear them. Our weapon of choice for said activewear shopping? Free People Movement. The brand’s selection has the same signature bohemian aesthetic as their clothing, and feels considerably more special than your standard workout gear.
Scroll down to check out our picks, and get inspired to elevate your workout look.
Free People Movement Crop Top ($44)We bet this geometric crop top will inspire excellent posture.
Free People Movement Deep V Leotard ($78)We’re signing up for a workout class just so we have the excuse to wear this leotard.
Free People Movement Garland Tank ($68)We adore the space-dye effect on this tank.Shop more tops here.
Free People Movement Ventura Pants ($78)Notice the lovely lattice detail on these yoga pants.Shop more yoga pieces here.
Free People Movement Step It Up Tank ($68)It’s all about the perfect drape.
Free People Movement Capri Leggings ($56)Your basic black leggings just got jealous.
Free People Movement Strappy Back Leotard ($88)We hate to play favourites, but this gorgeous leotard just stole our hearts.Shop more leotards here.
Free People Movement Lace Shrug ($48)Calling all dancers: This sweet shrug will add a feminine touch to your ensemble.Shop more dance pieces here.
Free People Movement x Zinke,Free People Movement Sleeveless One Piece ($128)We’ve never met a one-piece we loved quite like this one.If you could have one piece, which would you pick? Let us know in the comments below!
Kat Collings has over 15 years of experience in the editorial fashion space, largely in digital publishing. She currently leads the vision for editorial content at WhoWhatWear.com as the site's editor in chief, having risen through the editorial ranks after joining the company in 2012. Collings is a Digiday Future Leader Awards nominee, was named Buzzfeed's best fashion Instagram accounts of the year, and is a member of the CFDA Awards Fashion Guild. Prior to Who What Wear, Collings worked on styling projects for brands such as Vogue, Teen Vogue, Lucky, and Oliver Peoples. She graduated from UCLA with a BA in communications and calls Los Angeles home.