Fashion Trends-Dressing for the Gym

For the Gym

Usually while talking about looking good and the gym its about what happens after months of working out and serious training. While looking good when you’re actually there may not be important to some, all we have to say is: what about that girl two treadmills over that you’ve been making casual eye contact with for months?

Thankfully, your Debonair editors have come up with a few things that won’t make you look like either the Lou Ferrigno gym-rat type or the guy with hyperhydrosis (see: excessive sweating) in the old college t-shirt (which may have fit ‘perfectly’ in his days of beer and pizza but maybe not so much now).

New Balance Burnout Tee $40

Nike Therma-Fit Hoodie $50

Asics Core Microfiber Short $30

Nike Zoom Sparq S9 $100

Sigg Heritage Bottle $24

Clif Bar Builders Bar $2

Philosophy 3 in 1 Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Wash $20

Nike Ultimatum Duffel Bag $60

For the Run

Fall running can be a strange thing, some days it could be 65 F when you first get out and then suddenly turn colder than a Siberian Winter. That’s why as a runner you have to dress intelligently, layering so you can take off/put on when the temperature fluctuates as well as wearing things that keep you dry, so in the event of a siberian frost your sweat doesn’t turn your skin into a popcicle. Here are a few things that will keep you running this fall.

Brooks HVAC Long Sleeve $60

New Balance NBx Wind Blocker Tights $65

Puma Wind Jacket $55

Adidas ForMotion Training Socks $15 (2pk)

Nike AirMax+ 2009 $140

Brooks Vapor-Dry Glove $30