Gym Gear That Slims and Flatters? Yes, Please!

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$28

A scoop neckline and well-placed seams enhance smaller busts.

Originally $35, use code OPRAH20; AloSport.com

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$150

Orchid and orange stand out in a sea of gym grays and blacks; the jacket is also attractive enough to wear to postworkout brunch.

Zoot Sports; Amazon.com

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$54

Side seams give the illusion of obliques until you have the real thing. Cap sleeves provide extra coverage for upper arms.

Shatobu.com

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$35

Just like your favorite gray sweatpants—but way cuter: cropped, colorful, and the forgiving waistband won't squeeze where you don't want it to.

Shop.Puma.com

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$77

Color blocking and mesh elevate the usual tank. Bonus: the looser bottom conceals waistband-induced muffin top.

BeyondYoga.com

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$35

Superstrong Lycra controls wobbly bits while panels in the back work butt-boosting magic.

Fila.com

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$49

The square neckline makes your waist look smaller.

Patagonia.com

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$98

Finally! A yoga pant with shapewear, so you don't have to suck it in while you om. Apifeni.com

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$50

Shows off just as much leg as shorts—but offers more coverage in the thigh area if you need it.

Calvin Klein Performance, Lord & Taylor; 800-223-7440

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$68

A purple, pink, and gray combo is more fun than black; strong straps and hidden underwire provide ample support for everything from running to yoga.

Panache; BareNecessities.com

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$100

Spandex panels not only look stylish but keep temperatures slightly warmer at the thighs, knees, and calves—areas prone to running-induced soreness.

Nike.com

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$70

Polyester and elastane provide warmth without bulk; side seaming makes for a sleeker silhouette.

Columbia.com