Practically Everyone in Hollywood Wears These Leggings, and They're on Sale for a Few More Hours

Christie Calucchia
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One of the joys of shopping a sale is finally being able to purchase pieces from celebrity-loved brands that you might not otherwise have room for in your budget. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to pounce on a pair of leggings from Alo Yoga, a brand worn by the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Gigi Hadid, and Jennifer Garner, now’s the time.

The elevated (and pricey) workout gear brand is having a huge Cyber Monday sale, and you can score popular items for up to 70 percent off. The catch? The deals will expire in just a few hours.

Before you add everything to your cart, it might help to know exactly which leggings your favorite celebrities have in their closets. Jennifer Garner has been spotted in these soft, lounge-friendly leggings that are currently $20 off, and just about everyone in Hollywood owns these high-waisted moto leggings. We’re talking Taylor Swift, Gigi Hadid, and Katie Holmes — just to name a few. You could also take a page from J.Lo’s style book and buy a pair of controversial white leggings.

Along with leggings, the sale also includes other comfy items, like this faux shearling jacket and these drawstring sweatpants. You can also shop workout tanks, sports bras, and more activewear for a fraction of their usual prices while the Cyber Monday sale continues.

You don’t have much time left, so grab your credit card and take a look at some of the best Alo Yoga Cyber Monday deals below. You’ll be on your way to twinning with J.Lo in no time.

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Shop now: $91 (Originally $114); aloyoga.com

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Shop now: $43 (Originally $54); aloyoga.com

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Shop now: $44 (Originally $56); aloyoga.com

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Shop now: $43 (Originally $108); aloyoga.com

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Shop now: $65 (Originally $82); aloyoga.com

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Shop now: $75 (Originally $118); aloyoga.com

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Shop now: $142 (Originally $178); aloyoga.com

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Shop now: $57 (Originally $72); aloyoga.com

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Shop now: $78 (Originally $98); aloyoga.com

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