When it comes to workouts, it doesn’t take a lot to derail a much-needed sweat sesh. Whether it’s a lack of an acceptable hair tie or the allure of post-work cocktails. Hence, if there’s ever been an excuse to skip the gym, I’ve used it.

Despite my good intentions, there’s only one thing that motivates me to sweat it out: athleisure—and lots of it. Preferably the kind that can take me from spin class to brunch with ease. Enter Addison Bay: A newly-launched activewear site. Thus, features sports bras, leggings, and other quality gym basics from several brands. Therefore, bridge the gap between fashion-forward and functional.

The new e-commerce site will help gym-goers can shop bras, bottoms, and bags from dozens of activewear brands. Thus, including Alala, Phat Buddha, Montreal London and more. Prices range from $40-$300, and while Addison Bay doesn’t promise that you’ll actually show up to that yoga class. But, the shop’s selection of high-performance sports bras may be all the gym motivation you need.

Onzie Mudra Sports Bra

Pair a statement-making cheetah print bra with a basic black bottom or matching leggings.

Shop at: $58; addisonbay.com

With Studio Sports Bra

Ideal for everyday activities, this sports bra features supportive cross-back straps, a deep neckline, and sweat-wicking material.

Shop At: $58 addisonbay.com

Noka’oi Huli Ola Sports Bra

Rock this retro, color-blocked bra for more low-impact activities like Pilates or yoga.

Shop At: $135 addisonbay.com

L’Urv My Reflections Sports Bra

An abstract black-and-white print adds interest, while compression fabric helps improve circulation mid-workout.

Shop At: $75 addisonbay.com

925 Fit Sneak Pick Sports Bra

An open-weave back makes this striped bra a perfect fit for low impact, high-sweat workouts.

Shop At: $72 addisonbay.com

Monreal London Jacquard Sports Bra

A racerback lends additional support to this bra, which boasts an unexpected pop of pink.

Shop At: $95 addisonbay.com

No matter how incredible you look in that outfit, those visible panty line will definitely always ruin it. There are options to avoid those VPL, aka going commando. But of course, not everyone, if not most women, are uncomfortable with this option. Therefore, we try to resume some other options available for you to avoid a visible panty line aka VPL.

Wear Thick or Textured Fabrics

When it comes to tight clothing, silk, jersey, or any other slinky materials are not your best friends. They are too smooth and clingy. You better save them for looser silhouettes. Instead, choose thick and textured facrics such as denim, suede, or tweed. They are best to avoid any lump that goes with your panty.

Camouflage With Printed Clothes

When you come in doubt whether your panty line is visible or not, always choose clothes with print on them. The busier the print is, the better it will be in hiding your panty line. Use Kendall Jenner tactic in the Fashion Award 2018.

Layer Your Panty With Tights Or Pantyhose

This is the classic. Even though a pair of tights and pantyhose might not be summer friendly, but they can perfectly hides the panty line you are dreading about.

Wear Thongs Or G-Strings

This is what professionals do. They might be not as comfortable as the regular panties, but they definitely will save you from the embarrassment of visible panty line aka VPL. So, why not take the comfort out of the equation once in a while.

Wear Stick On Thongs

You might ask, what the hell is that? Well, it is basically a thong but without a waist band. So you basically tape them in the front and in the back of your lower abdomen. The stick-on-thongs are great to be worn for a tight dress that have a very high slit dress. You know, like the dress Bella Hadid wore at 2016 Cannes Film Festival.

It’s time to take notes from the elementary you and pin your locks back with the hair accessory trends. Thus, that are gaining traction in spring/summer 2019. From shell-shaped clips to headbands that scream Blair Waldorf. Therefore, we’ve pulled 4 statement hair accessories we’re already loving to help you hop on these trends stat!

Kitsch x Justine Marjan Damn Rhinestone Bobby Pin

Stylish, extra and anything but basic. Hence, this worded bobby pin from the Kitsch x Justine Marjan hair accessory collection is anything but subtle. Other bobby pins include the words “Feelings,” “Glam,” and “Drippin”. And can be worn solo as pictured. But I vote for pushing the boundaries and layering the worded pins like Elle Ferguson modeled on her Instagram.

Shop at: $29 Kitsch x Justine Marjan Damn Rhinestone Bobby Pin

Sunny Days Kerchief Scarf

Leave your lackluster black hair ties at home; a dimensional diamond scarf will bring your hair accessory game from weak to chic, pronto. Remarkably versatile, this scarf can be used as a ponytail tie or a knotted headband. Hence, woven into a braid or, my personal go-to, wrapped around a high bun. Additionally, you can revamp this accessory and tie it on the handle of your purse.

Shop at: $38 Sunny Days Kerchief Scarf

Darling Draped Bow Scrunchie

Undeniably femme, this bow scrunchie is begging to be worn with airy summer dresses and vintage-inspired swimwear. It’s honestly the perfect hack for lazy girls, like myself, who can’t tie a perfect bow to save their lives. It gives life to any boring hair day and comes in 8 prints for further outfit choices.

Shop at: $6 Darling Draped Bow Scrunchie

Lele Sadoughi Pearl Headband

Chances are you’ve already experienced this headband flooding your Instagram feed this year. Lele Sadoughi has been cranking out lavish headbands left and right. But, this pearl-embellished black velvet beauty has been giving me a serious case of accessory envy. Wear it forward near your hairline like a crown, and you’ll feel like a queen.

Shop at: $150 Lele Sadoughi Pearl Headband