Rita Ora cuts a sporty figure black leggings and a zip-up fleece at the gym

She loves working out at the gym and often shares insight into her high-intensity exercise regimen.

And Rita Ora looked effortlessly stylish as she stepped out in all-black gym clothes on Tuesday after her final workout at a London gym.

The singer, 31, showed off her incredible figure in fitted black leggings and a zip-up fleece, which she paired with a pair of yellow New Balance sneakers.

She protected her face with a black baseball cap while putting on a nondescript screen as she stepped out of the gym after her workout.

The Poison hitmaker styled her golden locks in a loose braid and let strands fall loosely around her face as she showed off her fresh face.

She completed her athletic look with a set of silver earrings and carried a water bottle and other essentials.

Last month, Rita took to Instagram to document her grueling workout at the gym, showing off her strength by doing Pilates.

The fitness fanatic shared the post to celebrate the launch of her sustainable activewear brand Human Beings with a video of her workout.

She put her washboard abs completely in a black crop top and wore black leggings while showing off her strength with an arm workout.

Rita would be seen checking her form in a mirror while giving her fans an insight into her intense workout routine.

The video then flashed to a funny clip of her lifting weights as someone held a bar of Lindt chocolate in front of her as she made fun of herself.

Another short clip also showed Rita – who tied the knot with Taika Waititi this summer – sitting back and nearly reaching the ground as she proved her strength.

Rita has also launched her own activewear range, a collection of luxury sustainable clothing.

The singer was her own best advertisement for the collection as she showcased her phenomenal figure in a selection of the colorful items.

The Girls hitmaker modeled a sports bra and matching form-fitting leggings, turning away from the camera to reveal her selection of tattoos on the back.

Rita, who was recently announced as host of this year’s MTV EMAs, sported her curly blonde locks in a loose, natural style and opted for a swipe of red eyeshadow with a flawless palette of makeup.

She later switched to a green bodysuit that closely matches her gym-swept frame, paired with a cropped white hoodie.

On another look, Rita wore a two-piece gray set as she turned up a storm with a selection of other models sporting the range.

Rita’s new brand is called Humans Being and the brand’s first collection consists of casual wear that can be worn all day long.

The actress designed the eco-conscious and luxurious activewear, in close collaboration with fashion and sustainability engineers.

She becomes Chief Creative Officer for the brand, as well as its founder.

Rita said, “Fashion has always been an important part of my life. When I was a teenager I worked in the shoe store, Size? on Portobello road.

“I remember going there to the market looking for the perfect vintage pieces to pair with the sneakers I got for work. I loved the idea of ​​mixing modern and vintage styles, repurposing an item from the past in a way that made me feel special and unique, and it’s something I do to this day.

“When I founded Humans Being, I wanted to embody the same mindset by using recyclable materials to create clothes that are both stylish and comfortable.

“It was important to me to create looks that made people feel good both inside and out. I’ve put together an absolute dream team for this and I can’t wait for people to get their hands on it.

Humans Being makes environmentally conscious decisions from the beginning of the design, through the packaging and even after the life of the garment.

Made from sustainable and recyclable materials with a circular life cycle, recycled plastic bottles and natural materials such as organic cotton, the Humans Being collection designs truly eco-conscious quality pieces that are built to last and made to give strength.”

Humans Being has partnered with Reskinned, where the end-of-life garments are collected or placed on a local portal to be turned into legendary materials. It also partners with the World Land Trust, with a portion of each sale funding the purchase and protection of the rainforest.

The debut collection includes 12 pieces, including cycling shorts, sweatshirts, joggers, sports bras and leggings, each in 6 different colorways.