How to Style a Mixed Emotion Tracksuit: 5 Streetwear Fits for Every Season

How do you style a Mixed Emotion tracksuit so it looks like a real outfit and not like you’re on your way to the gym? That’s exactly what this page covers. The answer comes down to three things: what’s on your feet, what you layer underneath, and whether you wear the set together or split it up. Because every set carries bold graphics, either graffiti or rhinestones, the trick is usually to keep everything else quiet. Below you’ll find five fits, one for each kind of day and season, from a lazy Sunday to a December night out. For background on the full lineup, fabric and care, check our complete tracksuit guide. Here, it’s all about outfits. Every fit uses pieces you probably own already, plus a couple from the same store if you want everything to match. Pick the one that suits your week and start there.

Fit 1: The Full Set With Clean White Sneakers (Any Season)

This is the easiest way to wear it, and honestly, it’s my favorite. Put on the jacket and pants together, zip the jacket about halfway, and add clean white leather low-tops. That’s it. On a set like the Graffiti Black, the street art runs continuously from the jacket down the pants, so wearing both pieces lets the design read the way it was drawn. White sneakers give the eye a clean stopping point at the bottom, which keeps a loud print from feeling messy. Keep the rest plain, with a white or black tee underneath and no extra graphics. If your sneakers are scuffed, the whole look drops a level, so wipe them down first. A simple black cap works here too. Skip chunky, multicolor runners with this one, because two busy things fighting for attention is the fastest way to ruin streetwear tracksuit outfits.

Fit 2: The Rhinestone Night-Out Look (Fall and Winter Evenings)

Styling rhinestone tracksuits comes down to one rule: let the crystals do the talking. The Eclipse Rhinestone Black is built for this, with crystal work that flows across a deep black base and catches every light in the room. So go all black around it. Black leather boots or black low-top sneakers, a black tee underneath, and one silver chain at most. Gold can work, but silver matches the cool sparkle of the stones better. Here’s something you only learn after wearing crystal pieces a few times: bag straps are the enemy. A crossbody strap rubs right across the chest, which is where the stones take the most wear, so carry a small bag in your hand or leave it at home. Want a bit more polish for a dinner? Throw a long black coat over the top and leave it open so the crystals still show.

Fit 3: Layered Up for Cold Weather (Winter)

Layering fleece tracksuits is how you get extra months of wear out of them. Start with a plain Mixed Emotions hoodie under the track jacket, then pull the hood out over the collar so it rests on your back. That small detail is what makes the layered look feel deliberate instead of bulky. Pick a solid hoodie in black or grey, never a graphic one, because the jacket already carries the design. When it’s properly cold, add a short black puffer and leave it unzipped at the top. For shoes, chunky sneakers or combat-style boots balance the extra volume up top, and the relaxed pants fall nicely over a boot without bunching. If you plan to layer like this all winter, you may want one size up in the set, and our tracksuit sizing guide explains when that makes sense.

Fit 4: Track Jacket With Dark Denim (Spring and Fall)

Splitting the set doubles your outfits, and this is the best split there is. Wear the track jacket open over a white tee, then swap the track pants for dark Mixed Emotion jeans in black or a deep blue wash. Structured denim balances the soft fleece jacket, so the outfit reads more city than gym. It works especially well with the Mixed Emotion Tracksuit Graffiti Blue Edition, since a blue jacket over black denim gives you color up top without overdoing it. For shoes, go with suede low-tops or simple skate shoes. Roll the jeans once if they stack too much at the ankle. I’d wear this fit to a casual dinner, a gallery opening or a first date, because nobody will clock it as a tracksuit at first glance.

Fit 5: Track Pants With a Tee for Warm Days (Summer)

Heavyweight fleece and a 90°F afternoon don’t mix, so in summer, leave the jacket at home. Wear the track pants with a short-sleeve or sleeveless tee from the Mixed Emotion shirts line, and keep the top simple if the pants carry a bold graffiti print. Black pants with a plain white tee is the safest combo. Feeling bolder? A rhinestone sleeveless tee over plain black pants flips the balance and puts the sparkle up top instead. Slides with socks or low-top canvas sneakers keep it relaxed. Don’t tie the jacket around your waist unless you’ll need it later, since it hides the pants graphic and adds weight. This is also the oversized streetwear aesthetic at its easiest: loose pants, a boxy tee, and nothing tucked in.

When a Tracksuit Isn’t the Right Call

Let’s be honest. Even a well-styled tracksuit won’t pass for business casual, so skip it for job interviews, office days with a dress code, weddings and anything formal. The full fleece set also runs warm, and on days above roughly 80°F, wearing both pieces gets uncomfortable fast, which is why Fit 5 drops the jacket. There’s a ceiling on how much you can add, too. A graffiti set plus a graphic tee plus loud sneakers plus a printed cap is too many voices in one outfit. If you love busy, layered looks with lots of different prints, these sets will fight you, because the graphics were designed to be the main event. Choose one statement per outfit and build everything else around it.

How to Style a Mixed Emotion Tracksuit: Where to Start

Start with Fit 1. Wearing the full set with white sneakers is the simplest win, and it shows you how the design looks as a whole. Once that feels natural, start splitting it: jacket with dark denim for spring, pants with a plain tee for summer, and a hoodie layer when winter hits. Save the all-black rhinestone look for nights when you want to stand out. If you haven’t picked your set yet, the full breakdown of each edition shows which design suits which style. Then visit the Mixed Emotions official store to grab the pieces you’ll pair with it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What shoes go best with a Mixed Emotion tracksuit?

Clean white leather low-tops work with every set. For rhinestone sets at night, black boots or black sneakers look sharper, and chunky sneakers suit layered winter fits.

Can I wear the jacket and pants separately?

Yes. The jacket pairs well with dark jeans, and the pants work with a plain tee or hoodie. Splitting the set is the easiest way to get more outfits from one purchase.

Can you wear a tracksuit in summer?

Not the full set on hot days. Wear the pants with a tee and slides, and save the jacket for cooler evenings.

What jewelry goes with a rhinestone tracksuit?

Keep it minimal. One silver chain or a simple watch is enough, since the crystals already bring plenty of shine.