Beautiful Activewear Pieces That Won't Break Your Budget

Punchy colors meet striking silhouettes at a competitive price point in Target's line of activewear by Champion, C9. Although there are frequent sales, the full-priced items are on the low side to begin with — tights are under $40, and sports bras are typically under $20 (this pretty bra is our favorite, and it's $20!).

If you're a fan of brands like Nike and Lululemon, you'll love Old Navy Active. With a very similar aesthetic to the two megaliths of fitness apparel, Old Navy delivers a surprisingly fashion-forward, sleek set of styles, with beautiful prints and eye-catching designs. This longline sports bra and tights set will only put you out about $50 total.

Kate Hudson's Fabletics subscription has a customizable assortment of active ensembles for yoga, running, cycling, and beyond. Once you sign up, you can get a complete outfit (top and bottom) for $25. Seriously, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.

Forever 21 takes the cake as the cheapest activewear (overall) on this list. With $14 sports bras, $9 tanks, and $20 leggings, you could stock up on a brand-new wardrobe without putting too much of a dent in your checking account. We love this geometric-print, strappy-back sports bra for $15.

The American Idol-champion-turned-country-star-turned-activewear-designer Carrie Underwood brings a fresh, sumptuous take on fitness apparel to the market, with sophisticated colors and feminine silhouettes. Best of all? With tanks around $30 and bottoms around $50, an activewear set from Calia won't demolish your discretionary income.

Yet another starlet breaking into the world of activewear, Jessica Simpson debuted The Warm Up last year. The collection is featured at Macy's and boasts bold, loud prints and flattering cuts. Leggings are typically under $40, with tops and sports bras coming in around $30 each.