You can hang out in your workout clothes, but you can’t always work out in your everyday clothes. Though the gap is perpetually narrowing, athleisure and activewearhave remained somewhat divided by functionality—but maybe not for long. Athleta recently released a pair of jeans you could theoretically hit the gym in, and now Missbish, a women’s lifestyle website, just launched a 15-item high-end capsule collection that fully merges activewear with street style.

The inaugural capsule from Missbish is completely monochromic (similar to goop‘s first collection), featuring all black everything in a way that gives activewear a Yeezy, Vetements-like treatment. There are leggings, pants, sports bras, muscle tanks, and everything in between you could possible want. And bonus: All the pieces make sense in the gym and at happy hour for a healthy cocktail.

According to Fashionista, Missbish co-founder Lindsay Jang is of the live-in-Lululemon persuasion and strives to bring a more fashion-forward (Jang cites Acne Studios and Alexander Wang among her influences) edge to workout wear.

“It was important for me to have function really supersede anything else. If the design’s functionality didn’t work, then we didn’t do it.” —Lindsay Jang, MissBish co-founder

“It was so much more complicated than I ever would have imagined,” Jang said of creating the versatile collection. Luckily, she and her team were able to work out those kinks, otherwise there wouldn’t have been a collection, according to Jang. “It was important for me to have function really supersede anything else. If the design’s functionality didn’t work, then we didn’t do it.”

Now, if only someone would figure out how to smell-proof activewear.

See some of the star pieces from the collection below.

Shop the collection

Missbish Marguerite Long Line Bustier Bra $90

Missbish Serina Simple Bodysuit $100

Missbish Ali Camo Lace Legging $130

Missbish Nav T-Shirt $65

Missbish Kristen Hi-Lo Hoodie $150

Other notable fashion moments happening right now are the high-fashion hoodie and Taryn Toomey’s first tote collaboration.