From Olivia Wilde to Hailey Bieber to Jennifer Aniston, famous folks often opt for athleisure so stylish, it does double duty as everyday attire.

And when it comes to top-performing sports bras, a select group of supportive styles have earned superstars’ support.

So when giving your own activewear drawer a refresh, who better to look for shopping inspiration? Below, we’ve broken down the best sports bra brands on the market, as seen on a long list of A-listers.

Alo Yoga’s practically the gold standard in Hollywood-approved activewear. The brand’s wares are ubiquitous in Instagram snaps and post-Pilates paparazzi shots alike, with famous fans including Hailey Bieber, Kylie Jenner, Olivia Wilde and Jennifer Lopez (to name but a few).

And while the designs are certainly an investment, several superstar devotees — not to mention plenty of customer reviewers — find they’re worth the spend. Whether you’re looking for a classic gym go-to or a sports bra you can style as a crop top à la Bella Thorne, you’re sure to find a style that suits.

Stars and fashion editors are beyond obsessed with Beyond Yoga’s buttery soft styles. Famous Jennifers (Aniston and Lopez) are hooked on the brand’s supportive sports bras, while Lily Aldridge has starred in its campaigns.

Page Six Style’s review: “I don’t know what Beyond Yoga puts in their stuff, but it’s the softest, buttery-est most comfortable-to-the-touch fabric I’ve ever felt — especially for activewear. Their sports bras come in a wide range of compression, making them perfect for any type of work out, yoga or beyond,” Page Six Style Senior Writer/Editor Melissa Minton says of the Beyond Yoga Spacedye Embody Bra.

It’s hard to talk activewear without mentioning lululemon. After all, from real-life royals like Kate Middleton to Hollywood royalty including Kim Kardashian, countless stars own its styles.

With several support levels — and options for cup sizes A to DDD — the retailer’s a one-stop shop for fashionable and functional sports bras.

Page Six Style’s review: “Believe it or not, I only recently purchased my very first lululemon piece — the Like a Cloud Bra — after accidentally packing only one sports bra for a nearly two-week trip to Aspen, where athleisure is the unofficial uniform,” says Page Six Style Editor Elana Fishman.

“I had long assumed everything the brand makes is super compressive, so imagine my surprise and delight when I discovered just how comfortable (yet still supportive) this style truly is. It’s already become my go-to sports bra; in fact, I’m thinking about picking it up in a few other colors.”

Who said workout wear can’t be fun? Fabletics is filled with cute, colorful designs stars love — all available at a discount for subscribers.

The label’s teamed up with a slew of celebrities over the years, dropping buzzy collections with the likes of Khloé Kardashian, Madelaine Petsch, Vanessa Hudgens and Demi Lovato.

Page Six Style’s review: “I’ve owned Fabletics sports bras for years, and they’re still some of my favorites. They’re supportive enough for the gym, but stylish enough to wear on their own, too.” — Hannah Southwick, Page Six Commerce Writer/Reporter

Girlfriend Collective isn’t just the brand behind Oprah’s “favorite” Compressive Pocket Leggings; the Seattle-based label also makes sports bras stars like Kerry Washington, Mindy Kaling and Phoebe Dynevor love. The brand’s known for dropping limited designs in seasonal colors, so keep an eye out for new hues of your favorites.

The best part? The sustainability-focused company’s clothes — sold in sizes XXS to 6XL — are crafted from recycled materials like post-consumer water bottles and fishing nets.

Thinking about adding some new Nike to your cart? Plenty of celebrities have just done it. While the brand’s perhaps best known for its swoosh-adorned Medium Support Bra, stars like Kourtney Kardashian and Rita Ora own several other classic solid-colored styles, too.

This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.