SoulCycle

When SoulCycle founders Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice first conceived of their now-all-the-rage chainlet of indoor cycling studios, the goal was to create a workout that was equal parts high-intensity and hip. The new line of in-house performance wear, stocked at all three city locations, follows that same ethos, offering up funky retro striped tights ($70), sexy bralette tops ($42) and skull-print headbands ($11) designed to stand up to the notoriously sweat-inducing workout. Gym rats looking to fill out their exercise wardrobes should beeline to the Tribeca flagship, where its bright, airy retail area also features private-label goods from Nike (skinny Dri-Fit capris with hidden zip pockets, $55–$70) and Adidas (classic striped sneakers, $65), along with chic, loungey styles to wear after class—notably, SoulCycle’s motorcycle zip-up cotton jackets ($72). Pay homage to the peeps who made your bangin’ body possible by sporting E.Vil tunic tops ($121) decorated with the studio’s wheel-spoke logo in crystals.