How to Dress Like a 2000s Yoga Mom

A flare yoga pant with the waistband folded over, a sports bra worn as a top, sweats for getting to and from class, and a mat under one arm. The colors are soft and the fit is easy. It's built from a short list of staples, so it's simple to put together one piece at a time.

Yoga pants that widen from the knee, with a tall waistband you can wear up or fold down once to lower the rise. The Brandy Melville Priscilla and the MATE the Label Merino Foldover Pant here both have that waistband.

Flare leggings. It's the same silhouette millennials called yoga pants: fitted through the hip and thigh, and wider from the knee down.

Yes. The flared, low-rise yoga pant with a foldover waistband is one of the defining silhouettes of early-2000s activewear, and it's the piece the 2000s yoga mom look is built on.

A fitted top keeps the shape balanced, because the leg is already doing the work. Try a V-neck, a wrap top or a sports bra worn as a top, and add a sweatshirt for getting to and from class.

Look for a natural fiber doing most of the work, with a little stretch. Most of the yoga pants in this edit are cotton or organic cotton with 4 to 8% spandex or elastane, and one is 100% merino. Check the composition for the exact color you're buying, because it can change between colors of the same pant.

Cork, natural rubber or organic cotton. Most yoga mats are PVC, TPE foam or a polyurethane top coat, so check both the top layer and the base. We compared more options in our guide to non-toxic yoga mat brands.