Beyond Yoga’s ‘softest, butteriest’ activewear now comes in trendy red

We’re beyond impressed by this activewear.

While there are plenty of workout-ready styles on the market, Beyond Yoga’s super-soft Spacedye collection is a favorite of fashion editors and off-duty stars alike.

So when we saw that the unique textile now comes in a trendy cherry red, we were all ears — and readying (or should we say, red-ying?) our credit cards to shop.

The new hue is offered in the Caught in the Midi High Waisted Legging — which we’ve spotted on stars like Lily Aldridge, Scarlett Johansson and Kristin Cavallari — as well as the Slim Racerback Cropped Tank, which Jennifer Aniston wore for a mid-workout snap last year.

A-listers aren’t the only ones hooked, though; our own Senior Style Editor Melissa Minton says the brand makes the “softest, butteriest” workout wear out there — especially in the winter, when she quips “going to the gym or a yoga class can feel like a workout in and of itself.”

“The fabric isn’t too compressive, either, so it’s forgiving of any holiday indulgences,” she added. “Red is my favorite color so I’m super excited for the new collection in the tried-and-true styles!”

I’m also a Spacedye devotee — so much so, I gifted my mom a pair of leggings for the holidays last year. (Now she’s obsessed, too, and wants them in every color.)

It’s truly incredible how the leggings manage to be flattering and lifting, while also so soft that you may as well be wearing pajamas.

If you prefer a two-tone look, the new red collection also includes the white-trimmed Outlines High Waisted Midi Legging and matching Outlines Strappy Bra.

Other highlights from the fresh capsule include the Step Up Racerback Tank, LuxeFleece Oversized Sweatshirt and Keep Pace Short.

Whichever style catches your eye, just be sure to snag it before the limited drop sells out.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.