Patchwork bucket hats, tied up trench coats and hats, beautiful scenery - Madonna, the ultimate Muse, shows us that outdoor fitness can be stylish too.

"Want a full body exam? You're not alone."

The best thing to do is go back to the gym, right?

Hold on a second.

If you live in an area where indoor gyms are allowed, you're no stranger to packed classes and hard times to sign up for -- even if you've been liking every IG post from your favorite trainer since March 2020.

When it comes to keeping fit through outdoor exercise, few people can do better than Madonna in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

The superstar regularly ignores the hotel's treadmill and makes a beeline for the banks of the Seine and the halls of Buckingham Palace.

This way of exercise can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery, but also very fashionable.

How to incorporate vintage sporty pieces into everyday life and wear them with a superior feel?

The Queen of Pop gave us the perfect example.

Whether it is a race walk or a midday workout, you can find inspiration for outdoor fitness styling in her sports style.

She's also an expert at protecting privacy. The crisp Asics baseball cap and baggy nylon tracksuit provide an evasive effect -- notice that she LACES her sneakers with eye-catching, traffic-safe fluorescent LACES.

This look is very practical, but more stylish.

In addition, she has some more gorgeous styling techniques worth learning from.

On a rainy day, Madonna wore a Reebok trenchcoat hat with a knot under her chin and a Los Angeles Raiders hat, easily wearing a powerful look.

Long before exercise bikes were all the rage in gyms, she was racing down the bike lane in geometric cycling shorts, a glossy navy hoodie, Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses and a bright white headband.

The next look is my personal favorite: She emerges from Jane Fonda's Workout gym and takes to the streets of Los Angeles wearing a skateboard T-shirt and patchwork bucket hat.

How's that？?

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