The Wackiest Workout Gear You Could Actually Wear

Updated on Nov 3, 2014 at 2:47 PM

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We love the way fitness brands have started to factor fashion into their looks. Cooler cuts, bold colors — we're totally digging the workout clothes we can wear all day long. That being said, there are some pieces that we're just not quite sure could work for us. We're willing to give most workout clothes at least one try, but these looks make us feel just a bit silly. Though we're sure there will be more outlandish workoutwear to come, here's what caught our eye this season. Source: Rafaela Salvadori

Nike Skapris

If cold weather means you have to leave your tennis skirt at home, don't fret. These Nike Skapris ($85) have you covered, literally.

Nike Skapris

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$85

Rafaela Salvadori Painted Cat Bodysuit

What's better than a bodysuit? How about this Rafaela Salvadori Painted Cat Bodysuit ($140)? Because you can't go wrong with leopard.

Rafaela Salvadori Painted Cat Bodysuit

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$140

Beyond Yoga Terry Racerback Romper

Since getting your yoga look together can mean added stress, this Beyond Yoga Terry Racerback Romper ($106) will help you achieve extra zen.

Beyond Yoga Terry Racerback Romper

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$106

Without Walls Yoga Romper

Or, if you're searching for a look that's a little more curve-hugging, this Without Walls Yoga Romper ($88) will be your go-to.

Without Walls Yoga Romper

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$88

Adidas by Stella McCartney Yoga Shell Jumpsuit

Plus, after a long yoga session, throwing on this Adidas by Stella McCartney Yoga Shell Jumpsuit ($250) is a great way to keep your sweaty clothes hidden.

Adidas by Stella McCartney Yoga Shell Jumpsuit

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$250

T by Alexander Wang Quilted Track Pants

If you're planning to head outside for a jog in the cold, these T by Alexander Wang Quilted Track Pants ($425) will definitely keep your legs from catching cold.