Alix Earle’s Trendy ‘DWTS’ Rehearsal Look Is Both Fall-Friendly and Easy to Replicate

We’ve got all the details on the SI Swimsuit model’s matching set.

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Alix Earle notched a first near-perfect score in the Dancing With The Stars ballroom last night, Oct. 29, when she secured a 39/40 for her “Halloween Night” Tango set to Billie Eilish’s “bury a friend.”

However, before the first-ever SI Swimsuit digital cover model debuted her graveyard glam for showtime, she brought her social media followers along for rehearsals, where she sported a two-toned athleisure trio that exhibited a signature hue for autumn.

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Posing for a studio selfie—along with a playful TikTok clip with her partner, Val Chmerkovskiy—Earle repped a trio of pieces from athletic apparel line 437. Specifically, she paired the brand’s Micro Sports Bra ($80) with its V Legging ($95) and added The Ballet Wrap ($95) over top to tie the chocolate-colored look together.

All three pieces are from the Canadian company’s 437 x Tatyana line, which launched on Oct. 15. According to a release from the label, the collection has eight items with influencer Tatyana Lafata, ranging from $25 to $95. All three of Earle’s pieces are currently available to purchase in sizes XS to XL.

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Excelling at DWTS

As for the magazine’s inaugural digital cover model, who was photographed by the SI Swimsuit team in Miami and Jamaica, Earle is continuing to excel on the long-time competition series. The content creator and her professional partner graced the top of Tuesday’s leaderboard, and added four more points from the night’s “dance monsterthon.” The duo notched a trio of tens from judges Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli, along with a sole 9 from guest judge Cheryl Burke.

“That doesn’t feel real for sure,” the 24-year-old told Good Morning America after the show wrapped. “Tonight was so much fun, and I think, you know, after a long, tiresome, hard week, it was really, really nice to just see that from the judges and hear their amazing comments. It just literally meant the world, brought tears to my eyes, and I was jumping for joy when he got those scores.”

With Robert Irvin and Whitney Carson (who scored a 38/40 plus 3 bonus points) and Whitney Leavitt and Mark Ballas (who scored a 37/40 plus 5 bonus) on their heels, Earle and Chmerkovskiy will look to hold onto their momentum going into next week, when “Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Night” commences on Nov. 4.

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