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From hot pink to highlighter yellow, these retro-inspired trainers increase your visibility – and your style credentials.

5 key fitness fashion trends to know about this autumn

That back-to-school feeling is in the air, as summer begins to fade and the ‘second New Year’ (as productivity gurus and life coaches like to call it) starts in September.

Whether you’ve just returned from a long, relaxing holiday or you’ve eased up on exercise throughout the warmer months (and who can blame you with all those heatwaves), if you’re looking for some gym kit to kickstart your fitness routine, now’s the right time to stock up.

The autumn/winter collections are landing in-store and online, and there’s everything you need to update your workout wardrobe – from high-tech, long-lasting essentials to affordable basics.

Here are five activewear trends to help you get in gear for autumn…

The same way baggy and bootcut jeans have taken over from skinnies, flared leggings and trousers are now the coolest cut on the sportswear scene.

Gilly Hicks Go Recharge Flare Pants in Green, £39

Busy prints take a backseat this season, as colour blocking comes to the fore with two-tone sports bras.

Le Ore Corso Crossover Two-tone Stretch Sports Bra in Emerald, £35 (was £65), The Outnet

As sustainability becomes an increasingly important factor for shoppers, we’re seeing a return to classic black gym kit that won’t fall out of fashion by next season.

Under Armour Women’s UA HOVR Infinite 4 Running Shoes, £115

Ever since Margot Robbie was spotted shooting the upcoming Barbie movie, pink has become the hottest colour in the fashion world.

Lululemon AirWrap Modal Pullover Hoodie in Raspberry Cream, £74 (was £108); Softstreme High-Rise Short 4″ in Strawberry Milkshake, £44 (were £65)

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