Athleisure Update:
Clean Girl Aesthetic
3 ways to get the look
Think monochromatic neutral outfits, logo-free basic tops, plus a trace of effortless slick-back hair, maybe you’ve already got the idea! That’s right, it’s the clean girl aesthetic! Comprised of a range of elevated essentials, the aesthetic takes pride in its love for basics, relishing in a curated capsule wardrobe. The athleisure look on the other hand, is closely associated with almost any kind of activewear staples you can think of, like sweatpants, yoga tops, a pair of sneakers and baseball cap you name it - it’s a style that you might be familiar with. So what would it look like if we incorporate the clean girl aesthetic into the athleisure look?
Below, we’ve put together three ways to get the most out of your Clean Girl x Athleisure Look.
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Sports Tank Top + Colour-Coordinated Trousers + Sneakers
To create the Clean Girl x Athleisure Look, the most important thing is to colour-coordinate your look. Neutral colour tones are the way to go since it instantly exudes an effortless cool vibe. Want to further elevate the look? Consider adding a lightweight layered jacket and a pair of statement sunnies to the ensemble.
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Polo Shirt + Denim Shorts + Sneakers
If you’re dreading to wear a pair of long trousers under the scorching sun, then you’ll definitely need a pair of vintage-washed denim shorts to stay cool and stylish in the heat. For a fashion-forward statement, top off the look with a chic yet functional sun hat that can ward off UV rays while perfectly matching your polo shirt or other activewear tops.
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Tennis dress + Sandals + Straw Hat
Ready to start swinging a racket? A figure-hugging tennis dress or skating dress accentuated with a flared hemline will definitely flatter your curves. While baseball caps and sun visors are versatile options for any type of athleisurewear ensemble, why not try a wide-brimmed straw hat for a change?
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