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This New Activewear Line Finds The *Perfect* Balance Between Function & Style
Now is the time to source new styles for your workout wardrobe, and one name to have on your radar is the newly-launched YELLA Activewear line. It balances style with high-performance functionality, so you can look and feel your best during your next workout.
Unveiled on Oct. 24, YELLA Activewear finds the fine line between fashion and function. Sourcing high-quality materials from Italy, Portugal, and Turkey, while using factories that successfully , the brand's collection features a range of elevated pieces that'll allow you to move freely without restriction. Additionally, the activewear styles will transition from the gym to the street seamlessly—making post workout appointments easy.
Combining geometrical shapes with eye-catching details, the initial lineup from the brand offers up a wide variety of silhouettes in a range of colors. You can have your pick of workout tops, as the line offers a trio of styles that include a soft, draped mesh top, $165, a light-weight mesh T-shirt with a sanded finish, $100, and a $75 fitted tank with curved ribbing.
If you're after a few new sports bras, the supportive and breathable Curved Sports Bra, $185, which you can match up with the 3/4 Curved Leggings, $325, for a fashion-forward, functional fitness look. However, if you're looking for a little more coverage through the bust, consider the seamless sports bra for $130, with jacquard and mesh detailing. This style will pair well with either of the two pliable leggings — both provide high-waist support and ring in for $175 a pair.
For running to and from the gym, the seamless Jacket for $200. The bonded pullover for $250 is made of luxury Italian fabric, with intricate mesh and metallic detailing that make it a stylish and practical option for warm-ups and cool-downs. Complete the look by investing in the matching leggings for $235.
Continue on to see and shop this new line of activewear that won't hold you back when it comes to style or movement.
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