The Summer Rumble - A Style Guide For The Hyper-Active
Runners, even when we're not running, we love to move. And intramural antics aren’t reserved for elementary school recess - the opportunity of adventure can show up anywhere + anytime, and summer is filled with sun-soaked invitations. Can clothes inspire movement? Think about every time you’ve been worried about sweat showing through a shirt, or a piece of clothing not holding up to the spontaneous activity before you. All the times you didn’t jump in that lake, didn't hop that fence, or didn’t up the ante on a walk with your dog from a walk to a jog. Woman, nothing should stop you! Here are our best style tips for the hyper-active.
MIX AND MATCH YOUR FAVORITE TANKS + SUMMER STAPLES
Tank and boyfriend jeans, mini skirt and graphics, technical running shorts and a drapey blouse... endless combos for sweat-friendly summer adventuring!
Shop these looks: Layer Love Tank + Ziggy Tank
START WITH A BASE THEN... ACCESSORIZE *JAZZ HANDS*
Reach for what you want to wear and build from there. Dude, rock the Manifesto Bandana. Rock the backwards Runner Trucker. Rock it hard.
Shop these looks: Roga Skirt With Shorts, Manifesto Bandana, Denim Lori Shorts, Baseball Cap (available in-store, stop by!)
LAYER LIKE A MF PRO
Add that pop of color (Snap, duh)! Double knot those Go Tanks! Mix those prints with solids! Annnnd pretty much throw a jean jacket over anything. Slay. Slay all day.
Shop these looks: Two-Timing Tank, Go Tanks, New Portman Shorts, Manifesto Bandana, Summer Roga Shorts, Runner Trucker
Movement looks good on you.
Happy adventuring!
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