31 Adorable Workout Outfits to Get You Through Your January Resolutions
1/33So you’ve brushed up on your dance moves and picked out the perfect party dress (or party pantsuit) — but have you started to think about what happens after the big 2016 celebration? Now that there’s a new, completely untouched year on the horizon, you’ve got the ultimate opportunity to start fresh. Out with unproductive habits, in with healthy routines!
Whether that means adding an extra mile to your daily run, taking the long way around campus to class, or skipping your morning joe for green juice once a week (baby steps, man), these 31 gym-ready outfits — one for each day of January! — ahead are here to help. With options ranging from a dancer-inspired barre class ensemble on Jaime King (right down to the ballerina slippers), to one of Gigi Hadid’s amazing athleisure looks (boxing skills sadly not included), there’s inspiration enough here to get any type of wellness resolution off the ground. Even if it starts with sprinting between post-holiday sales at the mall. Hey, that counts as cardio, too!
Read on to put some fashion behind your fitness plan.
FilmMagic2/33Jessica Hart
Because sherbet colors are a natural mood-boaster, always wear a few during early AM sessions — hey, every bit of motivation helps!
GC Images3/33Candice Swanepoel
Cut-up tank tops show just enough skin to keep cool — but not so much your entire stomach’s on display. To control the exact amount of coverage, try DIYing your own.
GC Images4/33Lily Aldridge
Not ready to fully commit to a full blown bra top? Try baring just a sliver of abs by gathering the extra fabric of a loose top and knotting it behind your back.
GC Images5/33Karlie Kloss
Fear not the highlighter bright sneaker! Just that concentrated spot of intense color makes neutral-heavy activewear more fun.
GC Images6/33Vanessa Hudgens
In a wide, drapey cut, shorter shirts are guaranteed to make a legging-clad lower half seem longer and leaner.
GC Images7/33Elle Fanning
Before extra-sweaty workouts, consider a camisole top bra: In just one breathable layer, you’ll get the look and feel of a tank with lots of added support.
GC Images8/33Hilary Rhoda
Something to get you through the last few minutes of drills: The snuggly coordinating hoodie and joggers you’ll put on right after.
GC Images9/33Kirsten Dunst
Playful logo pullovers are an easy way to give the simplest of fitness attire some serious fashion cred.
GC Images10/33Jaime King
Lifting and toning aside, the best part about barre class might be the rare chance to channel your inner Center Stage extra without the excuse of a costume party. Milk the glorious moment for all it’s worth with full on pink tights, and ballet slippers.
GC Images11/33Behati Prinsloo
Tight clothes not your thing? Track pants and a loose tank (preferably knotted at one side to highlight your shape) provide the same comfy ease of movement—minus the body-hugging silhouette.
GC Images12/33Olivia Palermo
All the insulation of a parka with a far more streamlined fit, a double layer of quilted jackets will keep you warm through frigid outdoor sessions.
GC Images13/33Kristen Stewart
How to get away with wearing a slouchy T-shirt and sweatpants aprés-exercise: By reining in the excess fabric with a close cut cropped sweater, and swapping your sneakers for a sleeker, off-duty option.
GC Images14/33Elsa Hosk
Avoid slipping and sliding around the studio by arriving in rugged winter boots, and changing to dry sneaks inside.
GC Images15/33Ashley Tisdale
An large structured carryall (bonus points for an interesting mix of texture and shades!) offers a ladylike upgrade to the standard gym bag.
Getty Images16/33Binx Walton
Once the weather turns chilly, always start your routine with lots of extra layers. You can, after all, always peel away extra pieces once you warm up!
2015 BuzzFoto17/33Rihanna
Street cred, swagger, leg for days — just a few things you can expect from old school sweats in a slim, tapered cut.
GC Images18/33Zendaya
Rushing straight from the locker room to lecture hall? Skip the blowdryer for sea salt spray, hand scrunching, and the relaxed, beachy waves that happen next.
GC Images19/33Rosie Huntington Whiteley
Because nothing is more annoying than hair in your face mid-plank, always keep a few spare headbands in your gym tote (or, like Rosie here, gym clutch). Opt for a style that hits around one inch of length: Besides being the most flattering option, it’s best for staying in place.
GC Images20/33Jourdan Dunn
Never underestimate the power of a well placed bomber! Tossed over your shoulders like a cape, it will instantly elevate any tank and legging combo.
GC Images21/33Hailey Baldwin
Not only are baseball caps cooly off-the-cuff and effortless, but suited to undone hair. In other words: Your messy ponytail’s new best friend.
GC Images22/33Joan Smalls
Evenly threading a few bursts of bold color — we love how Joan’s mixed cherry red, sky blue and just bit of mustard here — stands out in the best possible way.
GC Images,23/33Rita Ora
Yes, you can workout in jewelry! So long as it’s not long or bulky (Read: Maybe save the doorknocker earrings for grabbing a smoothie later), a well-placed necklace or bracelet will enhance your exercise style.
GC Images24/33Martha Hunt
Low armholes + exposed sports bra = Model off-duty awesomeness. Copy every time you need a little something extra to see you through spinning.
GC Images25/33Cara Delevingne
On days when you don’t have time to change post-workout, let alone shower, pack a leather jacket and statement accessories. Just those few key items can make your sweaty clothes a cohesive look.
GC Images26/33Kylie Jenner
Sleek, sporty, and stretchy, racing stripe leggings and a belly-baring long sleeve are comfy enough for low impact exercise — like Pilates or long strolls — but work IRL, too.
GC Images27/33Gigi Hadid
Give your gym look the supermodel treatment with round mirrored sunglasses, a fuzzy scarf, and half-up, half-down hair.
GC Images28/33Alessandra Ambrosio
A foolproof way to up the average legging/pullover pairing: By picking pieces with extra special details, like sheer paneling and a cheerful slogan.
GC Images29/33Miranda Kerr
With a long menswear jacket and printed scarf on top, fitted pants and a mini T-shirt go straight from the gym to a casual coffee after. A leather satchel and circular shades add even more polish.
GC Images30/33Kendall Jenner
Consider trading your hoodie for an oversized flannel — it instantly give spandex separates some grunge-y edge. Drive the point home with oversized shades, and a choker necklace.
GC Images31/33Bella Hadid
Matchy-matchy tracksuits hit just the right note between ‘90s throwback and of-the-moment cool.
GC Images32/33Ashley Benson
When it comes to taking your ensemble outside the studio, head-to-toe black has the most versatility. Just throw on any overcoat and sunnies, and you’re set to go!
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