These New ALO Arrivals Have Me Giving “Corporate Chic” From the Office to the Gym
Honestly, I’m not surprised.
When it comes to quality and style, there’s no activewear brand I turn to more than ALO. In fact, I’d argue that it was the first brand to put athleisure on the map for me. Spotted all over celebs and the fashion set, ALO’s pieces make working out and running errands look more put-together. I’m currently in the middle of refreshing my gym attire because even though activewear is technically year-round, I wouldn’t be doing my job right if I didn’t have a few new options to share, and this new drop has surpassed my expectations.
The brand just released its classic pieces in a limited-edition dark-cactus color, and I don’t think I’ll be reverting back to bright shades anytime soon. I’ve already added the High-Waist Airlift Leggings and matching sports bra to my cart, and I have my eye on the cargo pants and shirts next. Below, take a look at the pieces I’m loving in this collection.
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Humaa is the Associate Shopping Editor at Who What Wear and Marie Claire, covering fashion beauty and home under the Branded Content team. Before joining both titles, Humaa was Commerce Editor at British Vogue where she wrote all affiliate content to help build up on organic E-Commerce revenue. When she’s not trying to save the world one cashmere sweater at a time, on her off days you can find Humaa with her head buried in the most romantic of romance novels.
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