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Why Fluoro Is the New Black in Activewear

Amy Molloy by Amy Molloy
07/03/2026
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For years, gym wardrobes were dominated by black leggings and muted tones. But nowadays, fluoro — neon, electric, and unapologetically bright — is making a serious comeback. And it’s not just about style: the right pop of colour can boost mood, motivation, and even your performance.

I discovered this firsthand. As a health journalist who spends seven days a week in lycra, my activewear had become a uniform of 17 identical black pants and an endless rotation of grey. On January 1st, I resolved to change that. I donated almost every black piece and challenged myself to embrace colour — lime green leggings, fluorescent orange tops, and patterns that would make a peacock jealous.


The Mood-Boosting Power of Colour

It wasn’t an easy transition. After years of hiding behind neutral tones, showing off my legs in neon was intimidating. But what I found was surprising: bright colours were energising and empowering. On days when motivation lagged, slipping into a vivid outfit felt like a pep talk from my wardrobe.

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And the social side was unexpected. Compliments from fellow gym-goers flowed in. Strangers struck up conversations about my psychedelic leggings. In yoga class, women shared tips, swapping brand names and colour combos like a secret language of fluorescent solidarity.


Fluro for Community and Cause

The trend isn’t just aesthetic. Initiatives like Fluro Friday, run by the not-for-profit One Wave, show the community potential of colour. Every week at Bondi Beach, surfers and swimmers gather at 6:30 a.m., dressed in neon tutus, mermaid-inspired wetsuits, and electric yellow swim caps. The mission: raise awareness of mental health issues and encourage connection through shared activity.

It’s proof that colourful activewear can do more than lift your mood — it can also foster connection, confidence, and camaraderie.


Practical Benefits

Fluro is fun and it’s functional. As autumn approaches and outdoor workouts move into darker hours, bright colours improve visibility and safety. Whether you’re running, cycling, or surfing, being seen is as important as looking good.


A Call to Colour

Fluoro activewear isn’t about vanity — it’s a statement, a boost, and a tool. It signals confidence, creativity, and joy. So, next time you head to the gym, ditch the greys and blacks. Let your outfit lift your mood, energise your workout, and maybe even spark a conversation with a fellow fitness enthusiast.

Because rainbow is the new black — and it’s brighter, bolder, and better for your body, mind, and community.

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Amy Molloy, formerly editor of Grazia Australia, is a columnist and author, with a particular interest in health and wellbeing. Amy writes for TheCarousel.com, and has contributed for a host of Australian publications including the Sydney Morning Herald and Harper’s BAZAAR. She also regularly writes for UK publications including The Sunday Times, the Daily Mail, the Guardian, Grazia magazine, Cosmopolitan and Women's Fitness. She previously published a memoir called Wife Interrupted in 2007.

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