21 Trendy Sneakers From Nordstrom I Predict Everyone Will Be Wearing Next Month

Get them while you can.

A guest at fashion week wearing pink adidas sneakers
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As a former heels devotee, I'm surprised to admit that 2025's sneaker trends have made me want to become a sneakerhead. I'm learning that classic, affordable styles, like a pair of Adidas Sambas, can go with everything in my closet, and that sleek, white sneakers should be my go-to work shoes. So I've made it my mission to update my closet with some fresh styles before the new season, and I'm using Nordstrom as my one-stop shop to do so.

The retailer is home to thousands of pairs, including designer sneakers from celebrity-favorite brands, so it's a no-brainer shopping destination for any budding shoe collector—myself included. For instance, I'm itching to get my hands on a pair of Adidas sneakers, whether it's the rich-looking Tokyos or the super sleek Taekwondos. After all, both styles live in Jennifer Lawrence's sneaker collection, and I'm simply obsessed with her style. I wouldn't mind some chunky sneakers either—Nordstrom's cool new collab with Saucony ticks that box—and I could always use some fresh running shoes for my athleisure outfits. Thankfully, Nordstrom's sneaker selection includes every style my heart desires.

After scrolling through dozens of pages of new-in finds, I've narrowed down the pairs I think will sell out in the next two weeks. Keep scrolling for my ultimate sneaker wishlist—you're bound to find a pair of kicks that fit in your collection.

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Brooke Knappenberger
Former Associate Commerce Editor

Brooke Knappenberger is the former Associate Commerce Editor at Marie Claire, where she specialized in crafting shopping stories—from sales content to buying guides that span every vertical on the site. She also oversaw holiday coverage with an emphasis on gifting guides as well as Power Pick, our monthly column on the items that power the lives of MC’s editors. She also tackled shopping content as Marie Claire's Editorial Fellow prior to her role as Associate Commerce Editor.