Margot Robbie Yoga

Margot Robbie is a dressing master on and off the red carpet. She rocks even the most over-the-top dresses with panache, never fails to offer up cool, new ways to wear everyday wardrobe staples, and now, she's succeeded in finding the most perfect workout bottoms around — a pair that manages to be both comfortable and stylish. That's right, Margot Robbie's yoga pants are so cute, they might actually motivate you to hit the gym once and for all.

Clearly, the busy awards season (or dreary L.A. weather) isn't going to stop Robbie from penciling in some time at the gym. On Feb. 3, the 28 year old was photographed on her way to the fitness center, but based on her trendy outfit, she could just have easily been running errands or grabbing brunch with friends. In other words, she just debuted the ultimate athleisure look that you can wear all hours of the day.

The actor's sporty getup consisted of a basic tee and a cropped, gray zip-up hoodie with accessible front pockets (perfect for holding your day-to-day essentials). She accessorized with chunky, white Adidas sneakers and a large, black Chanel hobo bag that proved to be a great alternative to the oftentimes cumbersome gym totes. The real MVP, however, was her high-waisted, sage-green tights from Casall, a Swedish-based brand that fuses fashion and function.

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Robbie's workout leggings are simplistic in design, which is part of the reason they're so covetable (and versatile, too). Combine that with the fact that they're made from conscious, recycled yarn that's super soft

Though the actor's sage-green version is currently sold out, the seamless workout tights are still available in a handful of other pretty hues, including a light lavender, a warm beige, and an easy, dark gray. It'd be wise to act sooner rather than later, because the other colors are flying off the racks.

Below, shop Robbie's Casall workout tights, as well as The Zoe Report's roundup of trendy yet practical leggings to add to your gym lineup ASAP.

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CasallSeamless Tights$100 Fact: You can wear these seamless tights everywhere. Team them with a sporty hoodie when you want to exercise or a cozy knit for an easy brunch look.See On Casall

Good AmericanCore Strength High Waist Leggings$109 A fierce pair of leggings is all you need to motivate yourself to hit the gym. Wear this patterned pair with a moisture-wicking tank top and lugged-sole sneakers for a trendy (but workout-approved) outfit.See On Nordstrom

NikeTech Pack 2.0 Neon Mesh-Paneled Stretch Leggings$140 Why not work the slime green trend into your workout attire, too? Bonus: The soft, stretchy fabric promises maximum comfort and ease of movement, so you can wear these to yoga, cycling, or barre. See On Net-a-Porter

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ZellaLive In 7/8 Leggings$54 Spending big bucks on quality workout leggings isn't always reasonable. But luckily, Zella offers a wide range of good, affordable styles that certainly won't break the bank.See On Nordstrom

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She’s big on #balance, like all of us. It’s a case of ‘walking the line between having as much fun as possible and continuing to take care of myself, ’ she said. ‘Eating well and exercise need to be prevalent in my life so that I can feel my best, but I don’t want to dwell on it too much.’

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When it comes to prepping for movie roles, however, she doesn’t mess around. She puts in some serious graft, but she’s always made the purpose of these extreme training regimes clear: to embody a particular character, and you needn’t do the same.

, Margot also refused to sign up to the film until there was more diversity in manufacturer Mattel’s line of Barbie dolls (they recently added a “curvy” design and a Down’s Syndrome Barbie), saying: ‘If [Mattel] hadn’t made that change to have a multiplicity of Barbies, I don’t think I would have wanted to attempt to make a

‘I don’t think you should say, “This is the one version of what Barbie is, and that’s what women should aspire to be and look like and act like”.’ With that in mind, then, here’s everything we know about Margot’s exercise routine and what happened when I tried it for a week, to inspire or motivate you - not for you to take as a training blueprint.

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That exercise is simply part of her lifestyle (‘I like to play tennis, run around the park or do a dance class with girlfriends’), she credits a dynamic version of Pilates as her go-to discipline.

‘If I’m making a conscious effort to exercise, I work with a Pilates trainer on a reformer machine, and that suits me and my body best, ’ Margot said.

Margot told Australia's Body & Soul that her regime involved plenty of time in the gym to build muscle, including ‘weights, mostly, and lots of sit-ups. It's all the stuff you know you're meant to do, but just can never be bothered to do.’

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, Margot’s former trainer, Andie Hecker, shared that Margot did ballet and barre-inspired workouts for two to three hours a day, five days a week, per Insider.

In particular, Andie told People they would focus on outer glute and thigh moves. ‘We did a lot of heavy-weighted, low reps of arabesque pulls hooked up to resistance pulleys, as well as arabesque lifts with heavy ankle weights in order to build and lift the butt, ’ she said.

One key difference: ahead of a movie, Margs trains for much longer per day - her trainer Andie said she would work out for two to three hours a day, five days a week, but described it as ‘very intense’ and told Shape that she wouldn't recommend it ‘as the norm for anyone who isn't a highly trained athlete.' Needless to say, I was happy to take Andie’s advice. Don’t get me wrong, I know that the above routine certainly isn’t easy, but I’ve been on the hunt for a new challenge for a while, and I was keen to see just how strong I could get. Here’s what happened.

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Today isn’t too different from my norm. I head to my usual weekly reformer Pilates class at Power Pilates UK and, as usual, love it. I’ve been going for almost two years now, so I take the intermediate/advanced class, but the studio also offers beginner sessions.

Core strength is a key principle of Pilates, and today’s session includes three sets of hundreds and three sets of hollow holds. My abs are shaking, and I start to feel apprehensive about the 100 sit-ups to follow.

I decide to give myself a break before I tackle them; class finishes at 1.30pm, and I take on my sit-ups straight after work, at 5pm. This definitely helps as it gives me time to refuel and hydrate (I aim for at least 2L of water per day), but I quickly realise I probably would have been better off splitting my target of 100 into sections: 50 in the morning, 50 in the evening.

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I’ve learnt my lesson from day 1, and so I bash out my first 50 sit-ups as soon as I wake up. Interestingly, I find that barely being awake means my mind can’t quite compute what I’m doing, and they feel easier.

I then go straight into my 60-minute lower-body weight session, using a pair of dumbbells and ankle weights I have at home. I had pre-empted needing to go for lighter weights since I’d be training more frequently this week than usual, but I find I don’t feel as weak as expected yet and am able to stick with the same load.

‘For the glutes, we did heavier resistance and lower reps to work on building that muscle a little more. I included heavier ankle weights than I would normally give someone — I would give her 5-pound ankle weights. We’d do lower reps, so 20 leg lifts with that ankle weight on and then take a break to move on to the other leg to do another 20, making sure her glutes were doing it and not her hamstrings.’

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Although challenging, I’m surprised by how do-able the session feels, but by the time my second set of sit-ups comes round in the evening, I’m pretty whacked. Every exercise included in my workout requires a lot of core strength, and I can feel my mid-section is fatigued, but with a few rests, I manage to hit 100.

Margs takes two rest days per week, and I'm relieved - there’s no chance I’m getting through this week without a break. Plus, I know that rest and recovery is when