In case you haven't noticed, the athleisure trend is still going strong, with street style stars and It girls incorporating their gym clothes into their everyday wardrobes for some extremely stylish outfits.
Athleticwear giant Nike is capitalizing on this sporty chic street style with their autumn 2016 "Tech Pack," a range of classic sportswear pieces incorporating the brand's Tech Fleece and Tech Knit technologies for the first time.
The fleece is constructed from a lightweight plush foam contained between cotton jersey in order to trap air between layers and provide warmth and insulation with breathability, while the tech knit sleeves feature the same ribbing seen on Team USA's uniforms at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
And while, these garments seem high-tech, these pullovers, hoodies, pants and even dresses can easily be styled as streetwear.
To give you some styling inspo, Nike Toronto and stylist Talia Brown nabbed four Canadian bloggers/influencers to create unique looks from the Tech Pack.
Here's what they came up with:
As seen on Amy Patel.
As seen on Amy Patel.
As seen on Anna Bedoines.
As seen on Anna Bedoines.
As seen on Bianca Vernanyan and Dani Roche.
Nike's Tech Pack is available at nike.com/techpack and Nike Sportswear retailers.
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Fall 2016 Fashion Trends
Chokers That Slay(01 of37)
From velvet to spiked, from bow-tied to chained, the summer’s must-have accessory has gone from nice to very naughty this fall season. We aren’t complaining. We just cannot get enough of the sexy femininity of a choker necklace in all its '90s glory. If you love the way it was styled at the Alexander Wang fall 2016 (pictured) runway show (layered, extra tight, leather) then you’ll have no problem taking your chokers to the next level. Remember, more is more. Mix different materials; wear three chokers at a time. Say goodbye to your sweetly saccharine velvet pussy bow and hello to gunmetal. (credit:Victor VIRGILE via Getty Images)
SHOP: Chokers That Slay(02 of37)
Ettika Leather Fringe Choker, $99. Available at revolve.com. (credit:Revolve)
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UNOde50 Silver Choker Necklace, approx. $572. Available at unode50.com. (credit:UNOde50)
Weird(er) Shoes(04 of37)
The shoes get weirder, as A$AP Rocky would call of his Fashion Killa, and it is time to rejoice! If you’re a girl who loves shoes (and we’ve yet to meet one who doesn’t) you were probably drooling over all the butterfly-in-your-stomach inducing footwear on the fall runways. We love how the lace-up sandal — an already wardrobe staple — got freakier with feathers instead of tassels. And don’t be afraid to rock a crazy funkalicious slide this fall (you can wear socks if your feet are cold). For the freshest slides in town, we turn to Miu Miu and we cannot resist a Vogue cult favourite du jour, Brother Vellies. Basically when it comes to shoes this fall, don’t be basic. Pictured: Gucci fall/winter 2016 ready-to-wear. (credit:Victor VIRGILE via Getty Images)
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Zara Suede Lace-Up Tasselled Mid Heel Shoes, $89.90. Available at Zara. (credit:Zara)
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Miu Miu Pearly Faux-Shearling Slides, $1,080. Available at Saks Fifth Avenue. (credit:Saks)
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Brother Vellies Black Magic Tufted Dhara Sandal, $715. Available at brothervellies.com. (credit:Brother Vellies)
Statement Furs(08 of37)
Hate it or love it, fur is here to stay. But not to worry, there are amazing faux versions to be had. The fur this season comes in bright colours as well as patchworked with the most beautiful designs as seen on the Valentino and Fendi runways. And we gotta love ourselves a classic Gucci bubblegum pink coat (pictured). But don’t worry, J.Crew is also doing a version for Holiday 2016…We also cannot get enough of blogger girl Vanessa Hong’s faux fur coats and chubbies. Her clothing brand, THP, has been seen on the likes of Lady Gaga, and each piece has been painstakingly made by hand. She’s our go-to for faux fur heaven — major girl crush! (credit:Victor VIRGILE via Getty Images)
SHOP: Statement Furs(09 of37)
THP Baby Blue Boxy Coat, $340 (sale). Available at thopshop.co. (credit:THP)
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Saint Laurent Fox Fur Coat, approx $15,238. Available at mytheresa.com. (credit:mytheresa.com)
Business Ladies(11 of37)
Businessman? How about Boss Lady? Whatever you want to be called these days, the fall runways have the perfect pantsuit and pinstripe separates that we ever did see. Ralph Lauren, Max Mara (pictured), Tibi, Gucci, and Suno, were only some of the many designers that proffered masculine tailored pieces like suit jackets, duster coats, high-waist pants and vests. The boxier the better. You can choose how you want to play up this trend. Some ladies will dare to wear the full masculine silhouette, while others might pair a boxy double-breasted blazer with a miniskirt or a fabulous pair of jeans. Whatever you do, rock it like it’s nobody’s business. (credit:Victor VIRGILE via Getty Images)
SHOP: Business Ladies(12 of37)
Banana Republic Tie-Front Tuxedo Vest, $170. Available at Banana Republic. (credit:Banana Republic)
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Zara Double Crepe Blazer, $69.90. Zara Double Crepe Trousers, $49.90. Both available at Zara. (credit:Zara)
SHOP: Business Ladies(14 of37)
Victoria Victoria Beckham Pinstriped Wool Dress, approx. $869. Available at mytheresa.com. (credit:mytheresa.com)
SHOP: Business Ladies(15 of37)
Marissa Webb Hyde Pinstripe Pant, $450. Available at Intermix. (credit:Intermix)
Meow(16 of37)
We’re pretty jazzed that so many designers have added leopard print to their offerings this fall. Some of our favourites include Isabel Marant (pictured), Dior and Dolce Gabbana. Feel free to add a touch of leopard to your fall wardrobes however you deem appropriate. There are leopard print shoes, coats, bags and accessories to totally invite you into this feline frenzy. We adore the J. Crew Crossbody bags in full leopard or colourblocked. They are so easy to personalize with different accessories and colourways. And lets be honest, leopard print never really goes out of style. (credit:Victor VIRGILE via Getty Images)
SHOP: Meow(17 of37)
J.Crew Collection Signet Bag In Italian Leopard-Printed Calf Hair, $358. Available at J.Crew. (credit:J.Crew)
SHOP: Meow(18 of37)
Moschino Leopard-Print Wool-Blend Coat, $1,450. Available at Net-a-Porter.com. (credit:Net-a-Porter)
Velvet Lovers(19 of37)
Something of a romantic meets a Renaissance babe with the introduction of velvet this fall. You can wear velvet tight or relaxed, depending on who you’d like to seduce: your date or your cat. (Cats love to cozy up and purrr into velvet fabric, duh.) We love a skimpy velvet dress layered over a prudish turtleneck keeping it totally schoolgirl vibes. Add a sprinkle of velvet to your outfits this fall season by sealing the deal with a velvet blazer in a deep jewel tone (think Vetements). Or do a velvet ballet shoe (think Miu Miu). Whatever you do, think twice about your undergarments as velvet, like satin, is completely unforgiving to lace EVERYTHING. Pictured: Valentino fall/winter 2016 ready-to-wear. (credit:Catwalking via Getty Images)
SHOP: Velvet Lovers(20 of37)
Club L Velvet Cami Strap Midi Dress, $41. Available at ASOS.com. (credit:ASOS)
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Zara Velvet Dress, $39.90. Available at Zara. (credit:Zara)
SHOP: Velvet Lovers(22 of37)
Jupe By Jackie Almonaster Velvet A-line Skirt, $580. Available at Net-a-Porter.com. (credit:Net-a-Porter.com)
Puffer Coats (Worn open just so)(23 of37)
So the trend is this: you wear your puffer jacket — no brainer — but you have to keep it unzipped and casually, but intentionally, off the shoulder. If you can master this whilst adding to your Instagram story, holding a handbag, two baguettes and exiting an Uber gracefully, then you are deemed ready for this trend. We just love getting the chance to wear puffer coats and bombers again. The apex of this outerwear was found at both Balenciaga (pictured) and Vetements runway shows — which isn’t surprising as they have the same creative directors at the helm. (credit:Victor VIRGILE via Getty Images)
SHOP: Puffer Coats(24 of37)
Vetements Oversized Bomber Jacket, approx. $2,254. Available at mytheresa.com. (credit:mytheresa.com)
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Express Olive Bomber Jacket, $79.90. Available at Express. (credit:Express)
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Raf Simons Navy Down Oversized Coat, $4,045. Available at SSENSE.com. (credit:SSENSE.com)
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Fjällräven Expedition Down Jacket, $1,073. Available at fjallraven.com. (credit:Fjällräven)
Bags With The Strap(28 of37)
We don’t know why — perhaps it is a marketing ploy or perhaps it is indeed a mark of good taste — but it is certainly time to invest in an embellished guitar bag strap for all your designer handbags. It seems as though these days it is not enough to have a crossbody strap in a decent leather finish ... we are urged to go one step further this fall and get colourful, get embroidered, get psychedelic, baby. We loved all the pretty bag straps on the Fendi runway (pictured) but will probably have to opt for the affordable Rebecca Minkoff version and ride out the trend, thank you very much. A bag strap that costs more than the actual handbag? Now that’s a trip! (credit:Catwalking via Getty Images)
SHOP: Bags With The Strap(29 of37)
Gucci Dionysus Small Quilted Leather Hobo Bag, $2,720. Available at Saks Fifth Avenue. (credit:Saks Fifth Avenue)
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Rebecca Minkoff Embroidered Guitar Bag Strap, $130.55. Available at Nordstrom. (credit:Nordstrom)
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Valentino Animalia Embroidered Guitar Strap for Handbag, $1,431.87. Available at Neiman Marcus. (credit:Neiman Marcus)
Shoulders (On Again, Off Again)(32 of37)
In the on again, off again, love story of fashion’s favourite body part as of late, there is no resolution to the quarrel this season. We saw all types of shoulders on the runways — exaggerated hyperbolic shoulders in metallic '80s fabrics for Hedi Slimane’s swansong at Saint Laurent (pictured), elongated sleeves and ruffled off-the-shoulder frocks ... one shoulder, two shoulder, three shoulders! No just kidding, we didn’t see three shoulders. Or did we? Who can keep track? We love a sweet ruffle across the decollete, like this metallic green number by Canadian label, Greta Constantine. Pay attention to how you show and tell your shoulders this season. Everybody’s watching. (credit:Stephane Cardinale - Corbis via Getty Images)
SHOP: Shoulders (On Again, Off Again)(33 of37)
Greta Constantine Off-Shoulder Frill Dress, $2,316.79. Available at Farfetch.com. (credit:Farfetch.com)
SHOP: Shoulders (On Again, Off Again)(34 of37)
Rebecca Minkoff Dev Top, $138. Available at RebeccaMinkoff.com. (credit:Rebecca Minkoff)
Shearlings With A Vengeance(35 of37)
When designers got together to discuss how to reinvent the shearling this year, they must have all done some serious hallucinogens. The shearling jacket has been cut up, patched together, elongated and destroyed this season. One of our all-time faves is the terracotta cropped version we are literally drooling over thanks to Yeezy. And if you think a fur coat is ostentatious AF, a shearling is a wonderful, pared down but still super luxe, alternative. Everyone had a shearling this season. You’d be hard-pressed to find a designer who didn’t dabble in this outerwear at least once in their fall collection. Words of wisdom, the faux version never looks as good as the real deal. When it comes to the shearling coat this fall, go big or go home. Pictured: Lacoste fall/winter 2016. (credit:Victor VIRGILE via Getty Images)
SHOP: Shearlings With A Vengeance(36 of37)
Coach Crackled Shearling Aviator Jacket, $1,995. Available at Coach. (credit:Coach)
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Chloe Shearling Puffer Jacket, $4,696.67. Available at Farfetch.com. (credit:Farfetch.com)