Ginger Ressler's Fitness Forecast: Elevated Activewear with a Chance of Denim
As the co-founder of Fabletics, she's seen plenty of trends come and go: scrunch leggings, tenniscore, and corset seams, just to name a few. To figure out what's coming next, just look to the people around you.
Ginger Ressler's fitness forecast? Elevated activewear with a chance of denim. As the co-founder of Fabletics, she's seen plenty of trends come and go: scrunch leggings, tenniscore, and corset seams, just to name a few. To figure out what's coming next, just look to the people around you. The modern-day consumer is on the go, looking for clothes that can serve them well throughout the day, and willing to invest in high-quality pieces if it means they won't fall apart in the dryer. Can your leggings take you through a workout class, then post-Pilates brunch? Are they functional enough for the gym, but cute enough for an impromptu grocery run? If the answer is no, maybe there's a way to fill in that gap - to create new designs, new styles that can carry you wherever life takes you. Think: longline sports bras that work well with jeans and leggings alike, workout dresses for playing on the court or grabbing a quick coffee, and more elevated basics that can easily transition from yoga to happy hour. For Ressler, this is where the real future of activewear lies. Ahead, we asked Ressler to