I’m penning this Lululemon review for men while wearing Lululemon joggers and quarter-zip shirt. I’ll tell you straight up. I won’t buy any loungewear, athleisure wear or athletic wear from any place other than Lululemon anymore. At least for the foreseeable future. Lululemon for men is by far the best store and brand for all …
2020 was the year leisurewear and loungewear took the world by storm. Who needs trousers, slacks and even jeans when working from home? Not me. In fact, it’s been months since I’ve worn jeans or slacks to the office. I now wear nothing but men’s joggers day and night. The lines between leisurewear, athleisure and …
Given the rise of the athleisure movement, women’s sportswear has undergone a massive revolution and transformation. From crop tops and hoodies to joggers and swimsuits, the whole dynamics of athletic wear for women has changed a great deal on the basis of this movement which is basically a trend in which fitness and workout-specific clothes …
Lululemon was founded in 1998 by surfing and snowboarding enthusiast Chip Wilson after he took his first yoga class in Vancouver. The Canadian fashion company started as a single design studio by day and a yoga studio by night. It has since quickly grown into an iconic activewear line in North America and has turned …
What’s the point of dressing up in sportswear wear for your favorite sport? Your daily workout is only going to make you sweaty, then why bother with the stylish athletic wear? The same old cotton t-shirt and a pair of shorts won’t suffice? If you’re asking these questions, you’ve probably haven’t experienced the …
Sweatpants originated in the 1920s when Le Coq Sportif founder Émile Camuset created the simple gray sweatpants to replace the tight-fitting trousers for athletes. By 1936, it became commonplace for athletes to be seen wearing sweatpants. The trend towards health and fitness, the increasing number of gym-goers, and the film “Rocky” featuring the main character …
It’s not just modern, snooty, uber-rich girls, like Blair Waldorf and Serena van der Woodsen in “Gossip Girl”, who can pull off headbands. This classic hair accessory has been around since before Christ! Historians believe headbands have been around for at least 2,500 years, with ancient Greeks and Romans, who wore hair wreaths. At that …