I completely underestimated the sneakerhead side of Camila Cabello. In true celebrity fashion, her shoe rack is stocked with Adidas Sambas. But this summer, she widened her horizons to the brand's leopard-print Taekwondos and, most recently, a new-to-me pair of slim sneakers.

Name any best-selling Adidas sneaker, and chances are, I have it. Even so, Cabello might be more loyal to the athletic label than I am. On August 12, she traded Sambas, Taekwondos, and Tokyos for the fairly overlooked Barredo Lo sneakers.

Cabello's low-profile pair launched earlier this year. The style resembles the Adidas Japan silhouette, with familiar features like suede T-toe boxes, perforated uppers, and slightly slanted outsoles.

Though visually similar, the styles differ in price. With a synthetic, rather than leather, upper, the $70 Barredo Los could give the $110 Japans some wallet-friendly competition. What's more: The "Señorita" singer's exact pair is currently on sale—for $53.

Running sneakers and Sambas were Cabello's Adidas uniform back in 2019. Recently, she has been stepping outside her comfort zone. Just last month, she showcased Taekwondo sneakers on Instagram, featuring Mary Jane-inspired lacing, burgundy trim, and pony-hair leopard print. Just like the Barreda Los, the sneakerinas were a far cry from the black-and-white Sambas she once wore nonstop.

Clearly, Cabello's taste in trainers is evolving. Yours can, too—shop the Adidas Barreda sneakers below.

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Pregnant celebrities won't hesitate to sacrifice footwear trends for underrated silhouettes with more support. On August 10 in Paris, however, Natalie Portman's Vejas nailed the white sneaker trend and soothed her soles.

Before catching a movie with her boyfriend, Tanguy Destable, Portman was spotted in a baby bump-shielding shirtdress, a cozy fleece cardigan, oval-shaped sunglasses, and what appear to be Veja's V-10 sneakers.

Between the thick, supportive gumsoles and the flexible cotton canvas, it's no wonder they're highly rated and maternity-approved. Portman's pair came in V-10's usual white base and featured the "V" logo in black. Earlier in the Oscar winner's third pregnancy, the Vejas would've set you back $160, but now they're down to $112.

Since Veja launched the V-10s in 2015 (to celebrate the French brand's tenth anniversary), the silhouette has maintained a permanent spot in cool mom closets. Back in the 2010s, everyone from Katie Holmes and Reese Witherspoon to Meghan Markle and Lily Collins paired them with street style looks. Portman, however, hasn't publicly worn them since May 2024, when they finished her jeans-and-a-T-shirt uniform in London. With this latest look, it's safe to say the Hollywood-wide Veja hiatus is officially over.

While Princess Kate and Princess Beatrice prefer the Esplar and Recife sneakers, respectively, take it from Portman: The tried-and-true V-10s are the move, whether you're pregnant or not. So, shop the collection of Portman-approved Veja sneakers below.

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Summer used to be the time for Adidas Sambas to shine on the celebrity style circuit. But this year, even slimmer sister sneakers, like the Tokyos and Taekwondos, have started a Samba sighting shortage. That's not to say the 76-year-old shoes are officially outdated. On August 8, Billie Eilish proved Adidas Sambas are just as timeless today as ever.

For a trip to Toronto with her boyfriend, Nat Wolff, Eilish skipped past the Air Jordans and ballet sneakers on her shoe rack and chose black Adidas Sambas instead. The classic $95 trainers featured a black leather base, darkened gum soles, and white stripes you know and love. Interestingly, the Grammy winner is the second A-lister to style Sambas in the last week. Kristen Stewart wore a black-and-lime green pair in New York City over the weekend.

The "Birds of a Feather" singer kept a low profile in a black baby tee, oval-shaped sunglasses, and a butter yellow Green Bay Packers baseball cap. In true Eilish style, she further embraced the sportiness of her Sambas with the board shorts trend. The surfer-beloved bottoms were knee-length and featured an elasticized waistband and drawstrings.

While Taekwondo and Tokyo sneakers recently experienced a spike in A-list approval, thanks to longtime Samba loyalists like Hailey Bieber, Dakota Johnson, Sophie Turner, and Stewart, the best-sellers will not be going anywhere.

Right now, Eilish's exact color combination is the most popular pairing among celebrities. But if you've been following the Sambas' journey to It-shoe status, you know they're available in a variety of striking shades. Shop some of Marie Claire's favorites below.

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Sneaker trends are constantly evolving. Case in point: Hailey Bieber's unexpected endorsement of the jelly shoe sneaker hybrid, in a neon lemon and lime shade, no less. While Adidas Sambas have always been a firm favorite with It girls and celebs, they've been notably absent from recent trend reports. However, Kristen Stewart just confirmed there's a very good reason that Adidas Sambas are considered a classic sneaker style.

The Chronology of Water director was photographed in New York City on August 8 wearing silky pants, a white T-shirt, and an open shirt. For footwear, she opted for a pair of Adidas Samba Deco SPZL "Core Black" Sneakers featuring a Lucid Lime Green back panel and stripes.

Basically, if you were on the fence about investing in a pair of Adidas Sambas, this might just be the sign you were waiting for. Clearly, the classic sneakers really never go out of style.

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It's no secret that Hailey Bieber owns a huge array of sneakers, which includes everything from Miu Miu ballet-inspired styles to rare Nike collaborations and New Balance's Gender Inclusive 530s. Unsurprisingly, the Rhode founder appears to have embraced a burgeoning trend in the form of a hybrid jelly shoe sneaker, which just so happens to be available in an eye-catching neon shade.

On August 7, Justin Bieber's wife was spotted in Beverly Hills wearing a pair of Nike REJUVEN8 Run OG Jelly Sneakers in a Light Lemon Twist shade. Per WWD, the sneaker features "a playful translucent exoskeleton made of PVC." The outlet shared, "Inside the webbed shell is a newly removable mesh bootie, allowing it to be worn with your feet visible or covered."

Basically, if you're a fan of vibrant sneaker styles and the reinvigoration of the jelly shoe trend, Bieber's latest footwear needs to be on your radar.

Bieber paired her striking sneakers with an Alo Yoga Sway Full Zip Hoodie in Black, and the brand's Alosoft High-Waist 7/8 Highlight Leggings.

For accessories, the Rhode founder opted for her Vivid 90s Style 37 Sunglasses and a Zigzag Headband from Kitsch, available in both black and tortoiseshell.

If you've been on the fence about the return of the jelly sandal trend, Bieber's latest outfit might just be the sign you were waiting for.

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In 2026, I never expected to see a Gen Z fashion girl style Isabel Marant's once-ubiquitous wedge sneakers. On August 5, Iris Law surprised me when she not only wore one of the most polarizing footwear trends from the 2010s, but also stopped mid-stroll to ditch of-the-moment Mary Janes for the hybrid pair. Talk about a bold shoe switch-up.

Paparazzi spotted the 25-year-old in New York City looking every bit an effortlessly cool local. Taking her New Yorker cosplay to the next level, Moss was dressed in all black, in a loose halter tank top and board shorts trend. The celebrity-beloved Chanel 25 bag and throwback sneakers added pops of color to her off-duty outfit.

Her high-top trainers appeared to be Isabel Marant's Bekett sneakers, which date back to 2011. You may recognize their suede Velcro straps and 2-inch-tall gum soles from the shoe racks of Katie Holmes, Anne Hathaway, Kendall Jenner, and Rihanna back in the day.

In Spider-Man shades of strawberry red, navy blue, and white, Law's sneakers—which recently sold secondhand for $320—were a stark departure from the simple Mary Jane flats she was sporting minutes earlier.

Law is, without a doubt, more of a Mary Jane loyalist, but that's not to say she doesn't have history with wedge sneakers. "When I was thirteen I used to always wear the wedge black Supergas. I remember it vividly," the model said four years ago, when the Italian footwear brand cast her in a fall/winter campaign.

Around the same time, Isabel Marant's celebrity-beloved sneakers were everywhere, appearing in street style on models like Gisele Bündchen and immortalized in music videos like Beyoncé's "Love On Top."

The sneakers dropped out of popularity in the latter half of the decade before the French fashion brand reissued the style as the Balskees in 2021, sparking yet another resurgence. In the last year, Chrissy Teigen, Zara Larsson, and Chase Sui Wonders have all worn the style.

Is the divisive look back? While Law certainly turned a head or two in NYC, it doesn't mean a full-fledged wedge sneaker fall is on the way. That said, if you appreciate the power of nostalgic styling, shop Isabel Marant's It-wedge sneakers (and similar styles from other brands that have since followed suit) ahead.

Shop the Wedge Sneaker Trend Inspired by Iris Law

By now, the Marie Claire team has written about the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale from every angle—jackets, dresses, nights out, athleisure, you name it. Over the past few weeks, it's become clear that some pieces in particular resonate most with our readers. The best part? Many of them are still in stock.

These best sellers lean transitional. Clearly, everyone is thinking about fall (myself included!). They include jackets you'll reach for on the first cool day, sweaters you'll wear from September onwards, and boots you'll wish you'd bought on sale once fall arrives. Act fast, because trust me—you do not want to be paying full price for these pieces in a few months' time.

Retiring closed-toe shoes in the summer is a big mistake (huge!), one that few fashion-literate celebrities make. As much as Jennifer Lawrence and Bella Hadid adore flip-flops, they also do not exclude sneakers from summer 2026's shoe trend conversation.

By ignoring sandal-friendly forecasts, fashion girls are helping metallic and Mary Jane sneakers (to name some popular trends) run laps around open-toe options. The former made Hadid unmissable at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, while Lawrence's Mary Jane sneakers proved Hollywood is still hooked on freaky hybrid footwear. Popular styles like the Adidas Tokyo are giving toe-ring and thong sandals some summery competition, too. Just this summer, the Samba's even slimmer sister shoes won over Anne Hathaway, Gracie Abrams, and Sofia Richie Grainge.

So, if you stuffed all sneakers into storage bins labeled "save for fall," you still have time to right your wrong. Keep scrolling to see how VIPs are heatwave-proofing sneaker trends this summer. Pro tip: Do your soles a favor and add some lightweight socks to your cart, too.

The Mary Jane Sneaker Trend

With help from Wales Bonner, Jennifer Lawrence started dipping her toe into the Mary Jane sneaker trend last year. Now, versions by Nike, NikeSKIMS, and Salomon have joined her impressive collection. But vintage Air Rifts from Nike—known for their split-toe boxes and chunky Velcro bands—are her favorites by far. A-listers like Lola Tung, Dua Lipa, and Jean Smart have endorsed the ballet sneaker trend, too.

The Adidas Tokyo Sneaker Trend

Following in the footsteps of Sambas and Taekwondos, Tokyos are the newest standout sneakers from sportswear giant Adidas. The design, which features a round toe and ultra-slim soles, debuted over 60 years ago, but thanks to the low-profile sneaker trend, Tokyos are finally getting their flowers.

While J.Law prefers classic color combinations like white-and-red, Hathaway stepped outside her minimalist comfort zone with zebra-print calf-hair trainers. Meanwhile, Grainge got her hands on limited-edition Tokyos from Adidas's May 2026 collaboration with Australian menswear label Song for the Mute. She earned extra points for debuting them in the city the style is named after: Tokyo.

The Brown Sneaker Trend

In late 2025, fall's chocolate brown takeover influenced how celeb shoppers like Gigi Hadid and Selena Gomez shopped for sneakers. Rihanna didn't tap into the trend until May 2026, but she made up for lost time by styling the Nike x Jacquemus Moon Shoes perfectly, with an autumnal trench coat and wide-leg jeans. Even more recently, right before Wimbledon 2026, tennis legend Coco Gauff teamed up with Miu Miu to design her dream brown sneakers.

The White Sneaker Trend

In April, Hailey Bieber restarted her circa-2016 white sneaker era with ballet-inspired sneakers from Miu Miu. Soon after, everyone from Emily Blunt and Nicole Kidman to Julianne Moore and Camila Morrone gave the colorless trainers a summer essential stamp of approval. Thanks to Morrone, white sneakers even joined The Summer of Sports style circuit at the 2026 World Cup.

The Metallic Sneaker Trend

A few months ago, Marie Claire called 2026 "the year of the silver sneaker." Fast forward to the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, and Hadid proved our point in metallic silver Puma Speedcats. According to Fall 2026 fashion shows from Cecilie Bahnsen, Miu Miu, Zadig & Voltaire, and more, silver styles will see no shortage of success come September, too.

The Suede Sneaker Trend

Suede is everywhere lately, heatwaves be damned. The velvety texture more commonly associated with fall popped up on Cate Blanchett's travel sneakers, Lipa's Puma Speedcats, and Gabrielle Union's Nike Cortez trainers. Cool-blue-colored suede also gave Florence Pugh's gumsole style from Italian footwear label P448 a corduroy-inspired exterior.

The Vans Sneaker Trend

Don't let anyone tell you otherwise: Vans are so back. The once-skater boi staple has been embraced by Simone Ashley, Teyana Taylor, and Olivia Rodrigo. Last month, Taylor traded iconic checkered print pairs for the rare "Lucky Charm" sneakers from the April 2026 Vans x Satoshi Nakamoto collaboration. Distressed canvas, bedazzled detailing, and the L.A. label's prominent logo made the low-tops almost unrecognizable.

The ballet sneaker trend is dominating summer's biggest shopping sales. Last month, Amazon Prime Day majorly discounted Bella Hadid's beloved slipper-style sneakers from Vivaia. This week, the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale saw the Prime Day discount and raised it with the Puma hybrid ballet sneakers at a fraction of the price.

One year after Dua Lipa put the reimagined circa-2025 Speedcats on everyone's radar, they reached a new record-low price of $74.99 (down from $100). Now, you can pirouette in the sneakerinas' rounded toes, elasticized lace-less bands, and almost-invisible soles for less than the cost of pointe shoes. But act fast: They're so close to selling out.

Lipa's pair comes in silver-and-white, but Nordstrom's brown-and-cream color combination is even more versatile. The ballet sneakers are easy to style with leggings, summer jeans, or even the babydoll dress trend. Plus: Thanks to Zendaya, Zoë Kravitz, and now, the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, chocolate brown is a seasoned color trend on the red carpet and street style stages.

If you're a maximalist like Lipa (and blending Mary Jane motifs with sneakerinas isn't bold enough for you), you're in luck: Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale offers the same silhouette in peony pink, too. Earlier this year, Julia Garner pulled off the pastel Mary Jane style with a black suede base, baggy jeans, and the graphic tee trend. This summer, you can turn the color trend up a notch and save $15 on Garner-approved Pumas.

It seems Puma was feeling generous this Nordstrom Anniversary Sale. The athletic label also discounted Rihanna's go-to Speedcats, which feature the low-profile look of ballet sneakers without the Mary Jane-style straps. And the slim sneaker offerings don't end there. Ahead, build your own corps de ballet collection with help from Nordstrom's sneakerina-adjacent styles.

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With each Instagram post, Sofia Richie Grainge puts another underrated It sneaker on my radar. Last month, she brought limited-edition Adidas Tokyos to their namesake city, which introduced me to the brand's recent collaboration with Australian label Song for the Mute. This week, as I zoomed in on Grainge's IG-worthy shoes again, Chloé's sneakers gave her groutfit a cool-mom makeover.

The mom-of-two spent her "Monochrome Monday" in gray basics, which, according to the post's tag, hailed from her own fashion label, SRG. While the striped Breton shirt tied around her waist is available and retails for $180, the slightly oversized tee and wide-leg sweatpants seem to be unreleased styles. Her accessories, on the other hand, are ripe for the shopping.

Like any on-the-go parent, Grainge needed supportive sneakers that also served a look. Any of her Adidas pairs would've worked, but by choosing Chloé's Kick Low-Top trainers, the sneakerhead proved she's unpredictable as ever in the fashion department. Knowing Grainge's affinity for minimalism, maybe she was drawn to the pair's neutral color palette, which features white mesh, cream-colored lacing, beige sidewalls, and chestnut suede toe boxes.

This exact style is new to Grainge, but Chloé sneakers are beloved by other celebrity moms like Katie Holmes, Jennifer Garner, and Demi Moore. Two years ago, Jennifer Lopez wore all-white Chloé Kicks with distressed jeans, a gray Coach coat, and one of her Hermès Kelly bags, of course.

Speaking of celebrity-beloved styles, Grainge traded traditional "mom bags" for Balenciaga's Le City. To finish her groutfit-maxxing moment, she opted for the modern re-issue of the slouchy early-aughts staple in charcoal crinkle-effect leather. The bag's whipstitched handles and matte black hardware might be fresh-from-a-Balenciaga-box, but in the 2000s, her sister, Nicole Richie, couldn't get enough of the OG.

Grainge has always been an expert in the high-low dressing department, but her brand, SRG, took her skills to the next level. Who else could make wallet-friendly loungewear look as luxe? Catch me channeling her entire off-duty outfit at my next outing.

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The Spanish royal family has been a major part of the celebrations after Spain’s team won in the World Cup final against Argentina on Sunday, July 19. King Felipe, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia coordinated in red and white outfits at Sunday’s final, and the princesses made sure to roll out the red carpet—and wear their best soccer gear—to welcome the victorious squad to Zarzuela Palace on July 20.

Dressed in matching white Spain away jerseys and white trousers, the sisters posed in front of the gold FIFA World Cup Trophy as their father gave a speech to welcome the team. The Spanish royals can't resist an espadrille, and while Queen Letizia wore one of her signature pairs of summer shoes, Sofia and Leonor both went sporty in sneakers.

Little sister Sofia chose a pair of white sneakers by MUthebrand, but future queen Leonor added a pop of pastel pink with a new pair of Puma Speedcat OG unisex sneakers.

The $100 suede style features the brand’s distinctive cat logo and a white swirl across the side. Although they might not seem like the first choice to go with a red and white jersey, the pale color acts as a neutral in this case—think of them as a more fun version of ivory.

I've long been a fan of a pink sneaker for this reason, popping them on with dresses and skirts to give my trusty white shoes a break. Make like Leonor and shop these similar styles, below.

Take it from Hailey Bieber: there's room on your shoe rack for both ballet sneakers and chunkier trainer trends. To stock up on the latter, check out the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, which currently offers Bieber's favorite New Balance sneakers for a fraction of the price.

The It girl's go-to 530 sneakers—complete with ultra-cushioned soles, breathable mesh uppers, and bulked-up toe boxes—dipped to $89.99 (down from $109.99). Her exact color combination (white with silver branding and black treads) is unfortunately not available. However, the metallic-and-cream and white-and-truffle-brown pairs offer plenty of nostalgic, dad-worthy charm.

To commit to the Hailey Bieber Bit, pair the discounted sneakers with a baby tee, the belt bag trend, and leggings—just like she did last summer.

The New Balance 530s run the risk of selling out (such is the fate of anything Bieber-approved), but don't worry, another set of sneakers jumped from her shoe rack to the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale. Months after the Rhode founder declared chunky trainers and Chanel's Maxi Flap Bag an unlikely (yet equally stylish) duo, Nordstrom slashed $35 off the New Balance 1906R pair.

Bieber owns the supportive, 15,000 steps-per-day-tested shoes in multiple cool-toned colors, including shiny silver with pops of cobalt blue. You may also recognize their stripe-heavy sidewalls from New Balance collaborations with Ganni and New York designer Aimé Leon Dore, which Jennifer Lawrence and Taylor Swift still wear with off-duty outfits.

During the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, the New Balance 1906R sneakers are available in white, gray, and butter yellow, a cool-girl color combination I'm surprised Bieber hasn't styled yet.

For sneakerheads, Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale is always the can't-miss shopping spectacle of the year. Where else can you save on slim Puma Speedcats and Bieber's go-to New Balances at the same time?

Between the cleat-studded 327s and the futuristic 9060s, there's an on-sale New Balance shoe for everyone during Nordstrom's biggest clearance of 2026. Ahead, consider styling more underrated, on-sale styles—before Bieber beats you to it.

Shop New Balance Sneakers in the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale

Pro tip: Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale is the perfect place to stock up on celebrity-approved sneaker trends. Last summer, I scored Hailey Bieber's favorite New Balances for under $90. Fast forward to Nordstrom's biggest sale of 2026, and I went straight for Puma Speedcat sneakers well-worn by Bella Hadid, Sophie Turner, and Rihanna.

Over the weekend, the athletic label's best-selling style became the star of Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale. In 1999, Puma Speedcats debuted as fireproof footwear for Formula 1 drivers. Years later, they've acquired It-shoe status with A-listers and sneakerheads alike, while staying true to the low-profile silhouette, suede toe boxes, and racing-inspired striped sidewalls. In 2024, they rose to the highest ranks of popularity, becoming one of fashion search engine Lyst's "hottest items" of the year. Now, thanks to Nordstrom, the shoes are available at a discount of $79.99 (down from $110).

Nordstrom deserves a round of applause for this perfect timing. In the months leading up to the Anniversary Sale, Rihanna and Hadid put Speedcats on everyone's radar again. Before that, last fall, the $100 sneakerinas became RiRi's signature pregnancy-proof shoes. Before the arrival of her third child, Rocki, pink Speedcats seemed to tease her new girl-mom title.

The Grammy winner's exact shade isn't part of the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale just yet, but by securing a $60 black-and-purple pair, you can channel her affinity for pastel sneakers. But don't wait for the price to drop again: They're selling fast.

Earlier this summer, Hadid arrived at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival in the same sports car-ready silhouette, tipping her toe into the silver sneaker trend. Sadly, Hadid's Speedcats are still full-price—and tricky to track down in most sizes. However, to compensate for the missing markdown, Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale slashed over $100 off on an equally shiny style from Italian footwear brand P448. Snatch these while you still can, though, because sizes are very limited.

See? The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale wouldn't leave you stranded. While Hadid and Rihanna's exact Puma Speedcats await clearance status, the slim sneaker options are endless. Once ballet-slipper styles pirouette into your cart, peruse chunkier pairs on the opposite end of the trainer spectrum. Take it from Kendall Jenner or Hailey Bieber: More supportive on-sale sneakers from Asics and New Balance are worth the investment, too.

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One of my favorite texts to receive: "Do you want to come with me to this concert?" The second it pops up on my phone, I'm already figuring out what I'm going to wear. I'm a huge live music girl: you'll find me at a concert most weekends of the year, especially in the summer, when I'll happily say yes to just about any excuse to hear music outside.

Whether it's a major festival like Lollapalooza, a country concert, or a local band playing at a bar, I treat every show as an opportunity to get dressed up in a way that feels a little more fun than usual. My outfit differs depending on the vibe—festivals call for something different than a stadium show—but the one constant is that I always want to feel comfortable, like a more fun version of my everyday self.

So when my friend asked me to help her plan a few concert looks for the summer, I immediately headed to Nordstrom. Ahead, head-to-toe look inspo for whatever concerts this summer takes you to.

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Seeing Victoria Beckham without her Hermès bag and stilettos is equivalent to seeing Jennifer Lopez without her Hermès bag and wedge sandals (or stilettos): It rarely happens, even en route to the gym. So, imagine my surprise when Beckham traded a five-figure Birkin and towering heels for athleisure and rare Nike sneakers on June 25.

To say I didn't see this coming would be the understatement of the year. For context, not even a broken foot stopped Beckham from styling crutches with Alaïa slingbacks two years ago. But even Posh Spice keeps it casual every once in a while. Paparazzi spotted her off-duty gym outfit—a black tank top and matching leggings—outside a beauty salon in Notting Hill, London. Once my eyes landed on her Nike sneakers, I had to double-check it wasn't Sporty Spice beneath that baseball cap.

Beckham could've made one of her Hermès bags look right at home alongside athleisure. Errand runs haven't deterred the Hermès collector before. But believe it or not, she wasn't in a Birkin-carrying mood. Still, she couldn't leave the house without at least one rare accessory. She chose Nike Air Max 1s in a limited-edition "Olympic" color combination, released specifically for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Beckham's circa-1987 high tops are still the best-sellers sneakerheads know and love. The soles' transparent slits—which revealed Nike Air technology inside the shoes—didn't go anywhere. Nike only reimagined the shades as an homage to Team USA. The heightened sidewalls turned navy blue and beige, the signature Swoosh became yellow gold, and the Nike Air logo on the tongues and ankles was stitched in strawberry red.

Two years later, her Air Max 1s aren't $150 anymore. Select sizes of the limited-edition sneaker sell secondhand for upwards of $200. If you add Beckham's endorsement, that price tag runs a serious risk of rising.

It seems Beckham limits herself to one public-facing sneakers outfit per year. In May 2025, she wore a green sweatsuit with white and yellow Nike Air Max 1s. Blurry quality made it tricky to identify the exact make and model, but the windows atop her treads are unmissable.

It's not completely out of the question for the creative director to pair sneakers with a Hermès bag. Five years ago, her most-worn black Birkin shared a London stroll with stark white Nike Air Force 1s. So, on the off chance you do spot Beckham in trainers, trust she sourced her decade-old Nike collection.

It seems the VIP has an affinity for more sole-supportive styles. But if she's open to suggestions, the Mary Jane sneakers trend just screams Posh Spice, right? Beckham could pull off the split-toe, NikeSKIMS Rift sneakers for the best of both worlds. Extra points if she matches its ivory mesh to a colorless Birkin 30.

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Jennifer Lawrence might be the most loyal Adidas girl in New York City. Knowing her, she's perusing the brand's last-minute Amazon Prime Day sales right now, searching for her next signature shoe. While J.Law considers the Grand Court or Run '70s, I'll snatch the discounted Adidas sneakers already on her shoe rack.

I'd need a few Prime Days to catch up to Lawrence's Adidas collection. She fell for the German label's running shoes as early as 2012, meaning she owns an entire storefront's worth of Sambas. But this Prime Day, I can save the most on select sneakers she recently styled to It-shoe status. After skipping past the regularly-priced Sambas, I tracked down three Lawrence-approved Adidas pairs for all of us. All you have to do is grab your credit card and take advantage before Prime Day ends on Friday, June 26.

Amazon Prime Day Adidas Deals: Taekwondo Sneakers

The final hours of Prime Day are fast approaching, but sales aren't over until they're over. Case in point: On June 25, the powers that be marked Adidas Taekwondos down 31 percent.

When Lawrence debuted them last March, their rounded toes, super-stitched sidewalls, and low-profile soles would've set her back $100. Now, it's easier than ever to style Taekwondos the Jennifer Lawrence way: Select colors are only $62.

It's worth mentioning that the Oscar winner's exact color combination—black with white stripes—hasn't received the Prime Day treatment yet. But if reversing the shade scheme to white with black stripes works for you, get ready to save.

Amazon Prime Day Adidas Deals: Tokyo Sneakers

Don't confuse the Taekwondos for the Tokyos: The best-sellers are two separate silhouettes and Amazon Prime Day sales. Three months after their last J.Law sighting, the circa-1964 silhouette reached new levels of wallet-friendly.

The ballet sneakers—known for suede T-toe boxes, leather sidewalls, and almost invisible gumsoles—are now 22 percent off. For just $87.85, I'll be wearing the Tokyos with a leading denim trend, a strawberry red cardigan, and my Longchamp bag in five-to-seven business days. Now that's how I want to start summer.

Unfortunately, Lawrence's exact Adidas Tokyos aren't on-sale yet. However, the ivory-and-chocolate-brown Tokyos complement my minimalist closet more anyway. One more perk? The latter color combination is the more versatile pairing for year round styling.

Amazon Prime Day Adidas Deals: Adilette Slides

If you thought Lawrence only adored Adidas's sneaker selection, think again. The label's locker room-worthy slides have remained in her regular rotation for almost a decade. (This year, they're her signature post-Pilates class shoes.)

As recently as June 25, the Adilette Slides flip-flopped into Lawrence's NYC gym, alongside a four-figure The Row jacket, ALO leggings, and her Hermès Lindy Bag. The striped $40 sandals were her outfit's most reasonably priced piece by far. Shortly after her final stretch, their already affordable price tag plunged to $28.

Some Prime Day shoppers will be understandably sad to see Adidas Sambas still $100. Others will join me in seeing this sale for what it really is: an opportunity to widen their sneaker horizons.

Celebrity-beloved brands are having a moment this Amazon Prime Day. First, Gap slashed the $89.95 price tag on Hailey Bieber's favorite jeans in half. Then, Bella Hadid's Coach bag became one of Prime Day's biggest sales (if only for 24 hours). Now, the label behind Hadid's signature ballet sneakers made them more wallet-friendly than ever.

Fashion girls got to know Vivaia in the summer of 2023, when the brand's best-selling ballet flats earned Selena Gomez's endorsement. By 2025, Gomez, Amelia Gray, Charli xcx, and Hadid were hooked. The latter A-lister can't stop styling Vivaia's viral take on the ballet sneaker trend. So far, she owns the low-profile pairs in ivory, light gray, and black, but that could change after Prime Day. With limited-time savings on Vivaia shoes going fast, I've tracked down the Hollywood-endorsed styles worth shopping ASAP.

Amazon Prime Day Vivaia Deals: Yancy Ballet Sneakers

Rounded T-toe boxes, elasticized anti-blister heels, and slimmer-than-Adidas Sambas soles make the Jogger Re-Nylon Yancys the closest silhouette to actual ballet slippers. And believe or not, Hadid's entire Vivaia collection is on sale right now.

Last September, when the Ôrebella founder first twirled around L.A. in these Vivaia sneakers' suede gray uppers and white nylon sidewalls, they were $159. Now, the Prime Day powers that be should take a bow: Hadid's ballet sneakers are $135.15.

Amazon Prime Day Vivaia Deals: Cristina Ballet Sneakers

Vivaia initially won over Hadid with its Cristina Sneakerina, which debuted in Feb. 2025. The Cristinas are slightly more structured than the Yancys, despite sharing the same $159 price tag. The global brand fashion-ified pointe shoes with squared toe boxes and glossy satin.

Last March, Hadid doubled up on rehearsal-ready pieces with an oversize Saint Laurent bomber jacket and the capri pants trend. For Prime Day, you can style them the Bella Hadid Way for $121.64. That's over 20-percent-off, people.

Days later, Hadid touched down at Paris Fashion Week in the black Cristina ballet sneakers. That time, the supermodel gave them the French girl treatment with flared jeans and a croc-embossed tote from Saint Laurent.

Should Hadid need another sneakerina set before Haute Couture Week next month, it's also on-sale in peony pink, ivory lace, and transparent floral print.

Amazon Prime Day Vivaia Deals: Yanka Ballet Sneakers

It seems Vivaia is feeling generous this Prime Day. One year after Charli xcx flaunted the Yanka Sneakerina in New York City, they plunged from $159 to $127.20. The elasticized, bow-tied flats are very similar to the Cristinas, except with slightly shorter vamps. That way, the suede-and-satin shoes mirror the shape of loafers instead.

Amazon Prime Day Vivaia Deals: Margot Ballet Flats

Vivaia's catalog isn't just a stockpile of sneakerinas. Katie Holmes is a staunch supporter of the brand's ballet flats. (That's a high honor coming from the New Yorker with endless grab-and-go options.)

A few months ago, she sampled spring's white maxi skirt trend alongside the $129 Margot 3.0 Flats. Beige cap-toes, V-shaped vamps, and woven gridlocked sidewalls set them apart from the black leather ballerinas on her shoe rack. Plus, her exact color combination is marked down to $109.65 for Prime Day. Talk about a win-win.

Vivaia came out swinging for Prime Day. With all of these sales, the brand could completely revamp your summer shoe collection—as well as Hadid's, Holmes's, and Charli's. If Vivaia is anything like Coach, they won't be this reasonably priced for long. Anything with Hadid's name on it could sell out faster than you can say, "sneakerina."

Bright and early on June 17, WNBA fans could tell Caitlin Clark had something up her sleeves. First, she changed her Instagram handle to @Caitlin1, then her profile pic to Nike's logo. Turns out, that zoomed-in silver Swoosh belonged to Clark's first-ever Nike sneaker, named the Caitlin 1.

Two years after Clark signed an eight year, $28 million contract with Nike (the highest value contract ever floated to a WNBA player at the time), they made their partnership official with court-to-street sneakers. Over a decade of basketball experience set a high standard for the Caitlin 1s. She's also dreamt of having her own shoe "for as long as I can remember," according to a press release. So, she gave Nike a checklist. The sneakers had to support "speed, range, and unpredictability," and look cool while in action, of course.

Clark and Nike formed "a true partnership" while designing the rippled exterior, springy foam midsoles, and low-profile treads. Athletes will agree with the point guard: They "crushed it." Clark wanted her signature shoes to match the "fast, confident, and ready to let it fly" energy she's always had on the court. "They listened to every detail, and the innovation is designed for my game," she said. "Seeing the finished product for the first time will forever be a core memory."

To tackle the "unpredictability" challenge, Nike and Clark created Nike Opticast, which aims to "reduce drag and enhance movement efficiency." This new performance technology isn't hidden deep inside the sneaker's silhouette. See all of those itty-bitty bumps atop the toe boxes, sidewalls, and supportive ankles? That's what makes the Opticast the Opticast. Hundreds of C-shaped nodes add texture to 90-percent of the shoes, while each monogrammed tongue, ombré blue-to-mauve sole, and silver Swoosh remains untouched.

It's unclear why Clark chose such a rich shade of royal blue. Indiana Fever's team colors are strawberry red and white, plus navy blue and lemon yellow on occasion. She also wore black and gold while playing for Iowa University. Regardless, they're still an on-brand shade for the athlete. In fact, she's always selected Nike sneakers that help her stand out on the court.

Before the Caitlin 1s were born, Clark made the Kobe 5 and 6 Proto model her signature shoe. The night before the news broke, she defeated the Toronto Tempo in a custom pink, yellow, and green gradient Kobe 6 sneakers. Turns out, they were inspired by Taylor Swift's Eras Tour.

"Obviously, you guys know I'm a big fan of Taylor and the Eras Tour," Clark revealed in the post-game conference room. "The Eras Tour was the best concert of all time, so that's why I like the thought behind these." They felt reminiscent of Swift's pastel Roberto Cavalli skirt sets during the 1989 section of her shows.

Maybe the Caitlin 2s will channel another era in Swift's discography. Clark's favorite Taylor Swift song is "Enchanted," so she could have her sights set on a Speak Now-purple sneaker.

The current class of WNBA all-stars is behind some of Nike's best-selling trainers. In May 2025, A'ja Wilson debuted her first Nike sneaker, the A'One, which sold out in under five minutes. One year later, the Las Vegas Aces MVP's A'Twos flew off the shelves just as quickly. New York Liberty guard Sabrina Ionescu has three Nike sneakers so far, each beloved for their supportive soles and stabilizing shanks.

The Caitlin 1 sneaker officially releases on October 1 for $140. In addition to the Clark-approved pair, Nike will drop an 18-piece apparel collection, complete with practice gear and streetwear. If this launch is anything like Wilson's, Clark and Nike will keep delivering style slam dunks for years to come.

Thanks to Jennifer Lopez, Anne Hathaway, and Cameron Diaz, sleek suits are officially 2026's leading pick for talk show interview outfits. On June 15, they passed the tailored baton to Olivia Wilde on Late Night With Seth Meyers. But Wilde wasn't going to keep the business energy going with sky-high stilettos—she styled her suit with It girl-approved Onitsuka Tiger sneakers instead.

Wilde and her stylist, Karla Welch, have garnered a reputation for stepping outside suitable-for-TV comfort zones. For instance, she visited Jimmy Kimmel Live! earlier this month in a cropped, light grey hoodie. It was certainly a casual surprise, especially compared to Lopez's on-the-air button-down and trousers a few days prior.

This time around, Wilde matched Meyers's suited-up energy by layering a black V-neck vest beneath a fitted single-breasted blazer and ultra-wide-leg trousers. The Don't Worry Darling director is rarely one to turn down a complete, three-piece tuxedo. Perhaps she's saving it for the next red carpet premiere of her new film, The Invite. Relaxed tailoring—and equally chill It sneakers—were the perfect pick for an after-hours chat.

The L.A. local might've packed her Onitsuka Tigers for off-duty outfits in New York City, but Welch had other plans. Suede T-toe boxes, striped, stark white sidewalls, and oversize heel tabs just barely emerged from beneath Wilde's extra-long trousers. But Wilde styles the black-and-white, Mexico 66 trainers so often, sneakerheads didn't need to see every leather or suede section to ID them. The question wasn't, "Is she wearing Onitsuka Tigers?" Instead, it was, "Which color did she choose?"

After decades of wearing Adidas sneakers everywhere, Wilde made the switch to Onitsuka Tigers in the summer of 2024. Perfect timing, because the Japanese label re-released the circa-1966 silhouette the year before.

What started as a design for the Mexico Olympic pre-trials transformed into a fashion girl favorite. Hailey Bieber, Kaia Gerber, Kendall Jenner, and Taylor Russell all stocked up on the slim sneakers. (Bieber and Gerber are loyal to the best-selling, black-and-white color combination, too.) Since then, Wilde has scored the shoes in lemon yellow, cream, and colorless white.

It's safe to say she has no plans to cheat on her Onitsuka Tiger sneakers. Their ability to blend ballet sneaker silhouettes with chunky soles won Wilde over for life. No matter how many color trends she tries (perhaps metallic silver or moss green) Wilde's grayscale sneakers will stand the test of time—and different outfits.

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The white-sneakers revival was just as crucial to Emily Blunt and Julianne Moore's recent airport outfits as their passports. Both stars couldn't risk packing the shoe trend in checked bags. Instead, they styled them from baggage claim, through security, and onto their respective flights.

Two of Blunt's buzziest blockbusters premiered this season, The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Disclosure Day, meaning she had high standards for her travel sneakers. They had to accommodate a variety of off-duty outfits during her press tours, without blowing her cover. Axel Arigato's $300 Clean Sneakers—the same model she's worn on repeat since 2019—proved themselves up to the challenge.

Blunt kept a low profile in all-black loungewear, but her stark white shoes missed the discreet memo. Not only was the calfskin leather blinding, each rounded toe box, branded sidewall, and 1.8-inch-thick tread was decidedly anti-slim.

Unlike her Devil Wears Prada co-star, Anne Hathaway, Blunt never wavered into ballet-sneaker territory. The Oppenheimer actor's soles have been stuck to supportive Axel Arigato sneakers like glue for years. They haven't shown a single sign of separating anytime soon.

This summer, Hailey Bieber, Selena Gomez, and Dua Lipa are holding down the white sneaker fort on dry land. Bieber chose colorless Miu Miu sneakers; Gomez brought $150 Cole Haan to London; and Lipa flew to her Italian wedding in Nike x Jacquemus Moon Shoes.

The It sneakers are just as popular among VIPs in the air. Earlier this year, Nicole Kidman's take on the trend was spotted pre-security at the Sydney Airport. They mirrored the low-profile look of ballet sneakers, except with slightly more structured gum soles.

Most of her airport outfit bore Chanel tags, but the brand of her footwear remains a mystery. Their soles arch up each heel like Axel Arigato's Daze Runners, though. Perhaps Kidman and Blunt share more than just an affinity for white airport sneakers. Maybe they're fellow Axel Arigato girls, too.

Film festival season is prime time for airport sneaker sightings. On May 15, Julianne Moore landed at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival in unmissable Adidas Stan Smith sneakers. Much like Blunt, the strong tennis shoes have earned as many airline miles as Moore over the years. Since 2023, they've joined her in Milan, New York City, and the French Riviera. The Oscar winner prefers her $100 Stan Smiths in white, with just a splash of navy blue around each heel.

Moore almost always styles the Adidas best-sellers with a Bottega Veneta purse of some sort. In Oct. 2023, the Medium Gemelli was her It bag of choice. Earlier this year, she rotated between the Dustbag and the Barbara Tote, both in black Intrecciato leather.

This time around, the brand ambassador doubled up on Bottega Veneta bags, with the latter, the $5,900 Barbara Tote, as her carry-on and the $4,900 Madison as her personal item. To finish, Moore shade-matched her white sneakers to an oversize button-down and sweater-turned-shawl.

Take it from Hollywood's leading frequent flyers: White sneakers deserve the second spot on your vacation packing list, right after your passport, of course. Blunt, Kidman, and Moore proved your pair doesn't have to fit into a specific silhouette category either. White sneakers are quickly becoming summer's most ambiguous shoe trend.

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Wearing Adidas Tokyo sneakers in Tokyo is at the top of my travel bucket list. Now, thanks to Sofia Richie Grainge, I know exactly how to style the Samba alternative once I make it to Japan. All I need are underrated sneakers and a couple of Summer 2026 color trends.

Take it from Jennifer Lawrence, Olivia Rodrigo, and Anne Hathaway: Adidas Tokyos are the stars of any city's street-style scene. But they really shine on their home turf. On June 14, Richie Grainge shared her latest "postcard from Tokyo" on Instagram, featuring Bermuda shorts, heeled flip-flops, and other summer trends. Last week's Prada ballet sneakers traded places with equally slim It shoes from Adidas's May 2026 collaboration with Australian menswear label Song for the Mute.

Marking their seventh partnership since Aug. 2022, Adidas and Song for the Mute reunited to reimagine the Samba and Tokyo models. The Samba LX Freizeits stand twice as tall as the Sambas on Sophie Turner, Hathaway, and Jennifer Aniston's shoe racks. The month-old Tokyos, on the other hand, stay true to their ballet sneaker roots—and soles.

Originally created for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, the lightweight runners returned with textured beige nylon sidewalls and ruched ankles. Distressed suede in stark white or black, criss-cross slashes set each T-toe box and ankle apart from previous pairs. Traditional gumsoles seen on J.Law and Rodrigo's Tokyos were replaced with slipper-like, crêpe rubber treads.

To finish, Adidas and Song for the Mute turned the sportswear label's signature serrated stripes butter yellow. Perhaps the color trend's unexpected appearance influenced Richie Grainge (a staunch Samba supporter since 2023) to switch. The $150 shoes are also available in classic Samba shades like black and white or blue and white.

Richie Grainge shade-matched her Adidas stripes to butter yellow linen pants. She styled the wide-leg, drawstring bottoms with a basic black top, much like Gigi Hadid's date night outfit in New York City last week. Next, she tied a cardigan in the strawberry red color trend around her waist. Between her buttery pants, strawberry sweater, and low-profile Adidas sneakers, Richie Grainge declared herself the blueprint for Summer 2026 styling.

It seems the SRG founder spent her second pregnancy stocking up on sneaker trends. Snakeskin ballet sneakers and Adidas Tokyos proved she was more than ready to join Japan's off-duty fashion circuit.

It's no surprise Adidas's latest designer collaboration won her over, though. Two years ago, the brand's Wales Bonner Sambas became Richie Grainge's signature pregnancy shoes. If they're lucky, the Adidas x Song for the Mute sneakers will share the same fate post-pregnancy. Maybe she'll put this new collaboration on another fashion girl's radar, too. Jennifer Lawrence, they're calling your name.

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Sofia Richie Grainge might have taken some time out of the spotlight to welcome her second baby, but she's well aware of 2026's burgeoning trends. In an Instagram post, Richie Grainge shared a carousel of photos documenting a trip to Japan, during which she embraced the celeb-beloved ballet sneaker trend.

As well as sharing pictures featuring her two children, whom she shares with husband Elliott Grainge, the SRG Atelier founder posed in a pair of Prada's Collapse Re-Nylon and Printed Ayers Leather Sneakers in Black/Stone Gray. The sleek footwear features a snakeskin print, along with black nylon cut-out sections.

The model and designer paired her ballet sneakers with baggy black pants and a black halter top. Her new baby also made a cameo in some of the snaps.

After declaring her love for the ballet sneaker trend—which has been embraced by everyone from Rihanna to Hailey Bieber—Richie Grainge also confirmed that It girls refuse to give up their track jackets. The model opted for an Adidas Originals x Song for the Mute 007 Track Top, which retails for $200.

The track jacket trend took over Fall 2025, but fashion girls like Richie Grainge and Kendall Jenner have been unable to stop wearing the sporty style.

In another snap, Richie Grainge could be seen pushing a stroller while carrying The Row's sold-out Astra Bowling Canvas Bag and wearing a baggy white T-shirt.

Judging by Richie Grainge's outfits, it seems as though track jackets and ballet sneakers are here to stay in 2026.

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Every time I spot a fashion girl in white sneakers, I think, "Wow, she must really have her life together." It shoes this pristine aren't for the weak or the spill prone. I'm not surprised Hailey Bieber has what it takes. She just endorsed the white sneaker trend revival again, with a designer collaboration worth facing my "What if I stain them?" fears.

Bieber started summer 2026 in slim sneakers from her husband's streetwear brand, Skylrk. Their 3-D-printed sidewalls were nowhere to be found during her coffee run on June 9, though. The Rhode founder looked fresh from a workout class in a black long-sleeve, matching biker shorts, and a bright green scrunchie. If it wasn't for her white socks-and-sneakers set, Bieber might've blended in with the Beverly Hills crowd while ordering her coffee. Both the sneakers' blinding shade and trend-defying silhouette made her unmissable.

Bieber's take on the chunky sneaker trend shined so bright, it was difficult to ID. Her pair seems to be from Fall 2023's Nike x Comme des Garçons collab, the latest chapter in a partnership beginning back in 1999. Named the Homme Plus x Nike Air Pegasus 2005, these specific sneakers hit shelves in all-white or all-black.

Mesh uppers, leather Swoosh-topped sidewalls, and textured rubber soles made them the sportiest style in Bieber's white sneaker collection. The $900 sneakerinas she debuted last April looked more like ballet slippers, except with high vamps and Miu Miu branding.

Yes, Bieber's Miu Mius worked for everyday errands or Pilates classes. But what about her more intense athleisure looks? The Nike x Commes de Garçons sneakers could support her from start to finish during a Spincycle session.

I haven't seen Bieber wear the Nike x Comme des Garçons sneakers out and about before. Judging by their cool-dad charm, I would've expected her to be first in line during the 2023 launch. Instead, she's been building up to the Pegasus 2005 trainers with similar anti-slim styles. Best-selling models from Asics and New Balance stood just as stout as her newest pair. None of them—not even the New Balance 740s—were completely colorless, though. Metallic trim or colorful logos always made the final cut.

By April 2026, Bieber dipped her toe into white sneaker styling with ballet sneakers, a low-profile shoe trend she trusted. I suspected her white sneaker marathon would continue from there. Reviving 2025's pro-chunky stance was certainly a surprise, though.

Fellow A-list sneakerheads haven't followed Bieber's colorless lead just yet. But bulking up their summer 2026 shoes? Now that they can do. Dakota Johnson and Jennifer Lawrence proved as much last year.

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I'll be watching the 2026 FIFA World Cup from my couch instead of New Jersey's MetLife stadium. But I still plan on dressing the part in the sports jersey trend. Catch me at my local World Cup watch party recreating Rihanna's June 7 sports jersey outfit.

Rihanna could've worn A$AP Rocky's merch to his 2026 Governors Ball Music Festival concert. Instead, she kept me on my toes by wearing a chocolate brown version of Peyton Manning's #18 Colts jersey. The fresh-from-the-locker-room find was just oversize enough while keeping the structure of its V-shaped neckline and short sleeves. That's the work of British-based, 2021 LVMH Prize finalist, Conner Ives.

Rihanna didn't need to tuck her signed Colts jersey into her black, knee-length skirt. Ives attached the two, "creating a unique silhouette that is oversized on the upper and fitted on the legs," his notes revealed.

Intricate, stretchy shirring decorated everything in between the pencil skirt's elastic waistband and scalloped hemline. That texture is exactly what made the Grammy winner's jersey look so glossy. Had the VIP-beloved designer linked the shirt with a smooth jeans trend, it wouldn't have felt nearly as on-brand for the singer. (She loves experimenting with matte and shiny styles, after all.)

If the two-piece-turned-dress feels as cozy as it looks, Ives reconstructed it with jerseys from the New England Patriots, Minnesota Vikings, and more.

She doubled down on interesting finishes with the cult-collected Nike x Jacquemus Moon Shoe sneaker. She owns the circa-March 2025 ballet sneakers in off-white and cinnamon brown. This time, she chose the latter, which sharpened the nylon, crinkle-effect uppers and Nike's ivory Swoosh. I suspect this It-shoe collaboration will dominate World Cup stadiums from here to Canada and Mexico this summer.

Here's where my Rihanna recreation might get a little tricky. The fashion girl carried one of her most extravagant Louis Vuitton bags: the Speedy P9 25. At first glance, it might seem like a classic Speedy, complete with a monogrammed duffle and nude top-handle straps. Zoom in, and you'll see the entire zip-top body is sculpted from croc-embossed leather, raising its price tag to $48,500.

While I never pegged her for an Indianapolis Colts fan, Rihanna has been pro-sports jersey as streetwear for years. Two years ago, she attended the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix in Chicago Bulls jersey, alongside a black cargo skirt and Gucci horsebit bag. Months later, a royal blue Scott Racing Team jersey widened her horizons into mountain biking territory.

That said, it's only a matter of time before World Cup-branded pieces join Rihanna's summer rotation. FIFA collaborations with Puma and Nike (two of her favorite sneaker labels) promise she has plenty of options to choose from.

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The weather might be heating up, but one thing about my style isn't changing this summer—I'm not giving up on my closed-toe shoes. Sandals are a never-worn item in my life, after spending 30 years living in New York City and dealing with the city's persistent dirt and grime. I rely on these perfectly anti-sandal summer shoes to carry me through the warmer months.

My toe-concealing collection runs the gamut, inclusive of trendy sneakers and sandal-adjacent flats. They're comfortable and just as breathable as a pair of traditional summer styles, but without the exposed feeling that so often accompanies them. They're also chic enough to wear in the office or on a day off. And as someone who walks more than 10,000 steps a day, I can guarantee they'll last and remain comfortable after a few hours of wear.

Ahead, I broke down my five favorite styles from Nordstrom and Zara to wear between May and September. And believe me: I'll be styling these well into the fall, if I can.

Ballerina Sneakers

Ballet-inspired kicks are my favorite sneaker trend of the year so far. For summer 2026, I'm swapping satin styles for nylon or leather pairs from traditionally sporty brands (Hi, Adidas!). These look less like sneakers and more like a ballet flat's edgier cousin, but that's the point.

Sheer Flats

Every fashion girl probably has a pair of mesh flats in her closet at this point. However, allow me to expand your collection to include woven and other sheer styles as well. At Zara, that means flats that look like the cooler version of a traditional water shoe. At Nordstrom, woven Mary Janes take the cake as the style of the summer.

Easy Mules

I loved spring's house slipper trend, so I'm making flat mules a key player in my summer shoe rotation this year. These are the easiest ways to look chic without any effort. More polished than a sneaker but a little cooler than a flat, they're my solution for rushed mornings and weekend errands alike. Opt for a patent-leather pair from Zara or a backless loafer from H&M—either one is fashion editor-approved.

Fisherman-Friendly Sandals

Okay, I know I said I was anti-sandal, but fisherman sandals barely count in that category—especially if you get a pair with thicker straps across the toe area. Plus, they feel a little dorky (in a stylish way, of course) when worn with a fun pair of sheer socks for added coverage.

High-Vamp Flats

I have fallen hard for the high-vamp ballet flat trend. They feel like the modern, timeless version of 2016's sock boot craze—and I mean that with the highest of compliments. They're basically blister-proof, too, so you can wear them for hours without issue.

Plot twist: Rihanna vouched for a new It sneaker without Fenty x Puma tags. She's the latest VIP backing the Nike x Jacquemus Moon Shoe alongside Dua Lipa and Jacob Elordi: first by debuting a pair two weeks ago, then styling the retro ballet sneakers in a second shade with her trench coat outfit on May 31.

Rihanna and her two-month-old trainers spent Sunday in New York City, where Nike x Jacquemus sneakers currently reign supreme. She sourced the French atelier's fourth collection with Nike for the newest (and most nostalgic) Moon Shoes. Then, the "Stay" singer stacked them beneath straight-leg jeans, a white button-down, a classic camel trench coat, and a Miu Miu baseball cap.

Everything celebrities know and love about the cult-classics returned on Rihanna's Spring 2026 model, including ruched, crinkle-effect nylon uppers, Nike's cream-colored ivory Swoosh, Jacquemus-branded tongues, and waffle-cleated soles sculpted from recycled Nike Grind rubber. The brand's "torpedo" silhouette—which captured the low-profile charm of sneakerinas—traded the last launch's butter yellow and tomato red tints for a rich cinnamon brown. In March, the Grammy winner's exact color sold for $180, but now, prepare to spend $450 or higher.

In a matter of weeks, Rihanna went from having just a few Jacquemus looks under her belt, to sporting two shades from the brand's best-selling collaboration. On May 16, she coupled the same Miu Miu baseball cap with new, ecru Nike x Jacquemus Moon Shoes. The monochrome Swoop, shoelaces, and nylon sidewalls made them a touch more understated than her brown pair. Zoom in, and you'll still see Jacquemus's emblem and Nike's arrow clear as day.

Rihanna's burgundy everyday bag added one more designer to the mix: Dior. She chose the quilted, circa-Spring 2026 Crunchy Bag she's worn on repeat since late April. Much like her Moon Shoes, she owns the part-shoulder-style, part-oversize-clutch in burgundy and emerald green.

Nike and Jacquemus have been on a roll since their initial summer 2022 collaboration. At the time, designer Simon Jacquemus "wanted to create a collection that reinterprets athletic women's sportswear in a minimal way," according to a press release. The first line drew inspiration from '90s Nike campaigns, anchored by re-imaginings of the Nike Air Humara sneaker. One year later, the Air Force 1 and Nike ACG Terra sneakers became the stars of the labels' reunion.

The Moon Shoe collaboration landing didn't occur until Sept. 2025. Almost 55 years after Bill Bowerman hand-built the sneaker for 1972's U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials, Jacquemus saw an opportunity "to write a new story and reinterpret it in our own way." Drawn to the shoe's ability to be "timeless yet modern in its simplicity and execution," the designer reintroduced its retro look in red, peony pink, yellow, black, cobalt blue, and more.

Dua Lipa and Blackpink's Lisa were quick to sample the butter, almost white shade; Jacob Elordi hasn't stopped styling them in bright red; and now, RiRi put a brand-new Moon Shoe on fashion's ballet sneaker radar. Talk about a Hollywood-wide takeover.

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Having embraced '90s minimalism following her turn as Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in Love Story, Sarah Pidgeon is keeping it casual in athleisure. During a break from filming in Brisbane, Australia, Pidgeon was spotted pairing Hailey Bieber's Nike sneakers with Balenciaga's latest It bag.

In late 2025, the Rhode founder was spotted wearing a pair of Nike sneakers, which were extremely reminiscent of the brand's P-6000 style, as well as gorpcore brand Salomon.

Stepping out in Brisbane, Pidgeon appeared to take style notes from Bieber by wearing black and silver Nike P-6000 sneakers paired with ALO's Airbrush High-Waist Bootcut Leggings and an oversize gray zip hoodie.

Notably, the actress also carried Balenciaga's Rodeo Bag, which is already a firm favorite with It girls everywhere. The slouchy leather bag is ideal for carrying a laptop to the office or for running errands on a day off.

It's clear that whether she's channeling Bessette-Kennedy or embracing 2026's burgeoning trends, Pidgeon is carving out her own distinctive aesthetic.

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I haven't pliéd behind a ballet barre since college, but I think about Capezio slippers almost every day. Today's biggest shoe trends all channel the whimsy of twirling to Tchaikovsky, from high-vamp flats to dainty Mary Janes. But the most stage-worthy of them all is the ballet sneaker trend, according to my favorite It girls.

This time last year, the ballet sneaker trend—featuring rounded toe boxes and almost-invisible soles—declared itself the Misty Copeland of must-have shoes. Even during a season where chunky dad-core trainers reigned supreme, they made a spellbinding debut on Dua Lipa, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Bieber's shoe racks. To no surprise, the sneakerinas assemblé-d into my closet faster than you could say Swan Lake.

The same thing happened to my go-to VIPs for styling inspiration. Bieber, a former ballerina herself, belongs to Miu Miu's ballet sneaker company—and has since October. Just last month, she endorsed the white sneaker revival in a $900 pirouette-proof pair. Weeks later, Billie Eilish took Celine's $900 version center stage at the red carpet premiere of her tour documentary, Hit Me Hard and Soft. Meanwhile, Anne Hathaway and Olivia Rodrigo have yet to dance with ballet sneakers over $100, thanks to Adidas.

Timothée Chalamet might disagree, but if an art form is still actively influencing fashion trends, there's no fighting to "keep this thing alive." A-listers and I even have the strength of spring fashion shows behind us. Ballet sneaker outfits dominated Dries Van Noten, Versace, Prada, and Fendi's runways.

The best part about this It shoe? Experience in ballet isn't required to pull off a ballet sneaker outfit. So, make sure to stretch, slip on your metaphorical tutu, and take cues from the six center stage-worthy outfits ahead.

Olivia Rodrigo's Ballet Sneaker Trend Outfit

Adidas Tokyos were originally created for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, but you'd think a ballerina had them sculpted just for her, pointe shoe-style. Jennifer Lawrence initially put their slipper-adjacent silhouette on my radar last spring. Then, by the time my white-and-red sneakers arrived, Olivia Rodrigo styled cobalt blue Tokyos beneath the cigarette jeans trend and a white tank top.

Giving up her gumsole treads for blink-and-you'll-miss-them bottoms was huge for the longtime Adidas Samba supporter. Naturally, I was convinced to try a pair, too.

Hailey Bieber's Ballet Sneaker Trend Outfit

Hailey Bieber has been a Miu Miu girl for years. So, when Miuccia Prada presented her sneakerinas in April 2025, Bieber was first in line. She walked away with the Plume Suede Sneakers in navy blue, featuring branded gumsoles and stark white shoelaces.

The Rhode founder even went a little method the last two times she wore them. For each outfit, she took ballet sneakers for a spin alongside oversize outerwear and biker shorts fresh from a dancer's post-rehearsal duffle.

Rihanna's Ballet Sneaker Trend Outfit

Months before Prada's sneakerinas starred in Harry Styles's "Aperture" music video, Rihanna looked posh in the $1,050 peony pink pair. It's like the Italian label crafted them just for the girl mom—in fact, they were the first shoes she publicly wore after welcoming her first daughter, Rocki Irish Mayers, into the world. Because of her, I shade-matched my pink sneakerinas to the satin hair scarf trend.

Vittoria Ceretti's Ballet Sneaker Trend Outfit

My off-duty spring outfits didn't look that different from model Vittoria Ceretti's this season. Sure, her trench coat is Chanel, she carried a four-figure Hermès Kelly Pochette, and Prada designed her chocolate brown sneakers. But I, too, adore channeling a post-rehearsal dancer in baggy sweatpants and sneakerinas. I'll just complete my homage with under-$200 trainers from Reformation, while saving up for her $1,120 Prada pair, of course.

Anne Hathaway's Ballet Sneaker Trend Outfit

Reuniting with Andy Sachs in The Devil Wears Prada 2 really brought out Anne Hathaway's maximalist side last month. She also influenced me to mix ballet sneakers and the animal-print trend into one hybrid It shoe. Better yet, she did just that with $100 zebra-striped sneakerinas from Adidas. They shared the same slim silhouette as Rodrigo and Jennifer Lawrence's Tokyos. Two-tone color combinations traded places with a pony-hair print and metallic silver stripes, though.

Billie Eilish's Ballet Sneaker Trend Outfit

My fellow dancers can't deny the French-girl charm that ballet sneakers emit. It seems that's exactly what won Billie Eilish over in late April 2026. She chose Celine's $900 Flat Sneaker, complete with black grosgrain sidewalls, and ivory-trimmed, leather toe boxes. If I lived in Paris, I'd be running errands, taking adult dance classes, and grabbing dinner in these beauties.

As the reigning champion of the French Open and a fashion girl, there was a lot of pressure on Coco Gauff before her grand return to Roland-Garros. On May 28, Gauff proved she's ready to serve again while styled in a custom New Balance tennis dress and signature sneakers.

Gauff faced Egypt's Mayar Sherif in her second women's singles match of the competition. She stayed true to tradition in a sleeveless, two-tier New Balance tennis dress crafted just for her. The bottom layer featured a stark-white romper with waist cut-outs, sculpted from stretchy lightweight spandex. Then, she added a semi-sheer, charcoal gray mini dress on top. Her contrasting bodysuit shined through the mesh overlay, adding some visual interest to the otherwise classic silhouette.

“As everyone knows, Paris is my favorite city and this kit captures everything I love about it—elegance and sophistication with a little bit of edge,” Gauff revealed in a press release. “Returning to Paris after winning here last year is really special. We wanted to create something that lets me feel confident, while honoring the fashion and culture that makes the city so iconic.”

Gauff’s Thursday afternoon match brought her Coco CG2 tennis shoes back to centre court, too. They’re still her circa-2024 creation, except the heightened, hexagonal treads turned peony pink; the triangular 3D toe boxes switched to cream; and the high-top ankles were dark gray to match her dress. The new color combination sells for $159.99, just like every Coco CG2 sneaker before it. To complete her full New Balance ‘fit, the star athlete slipped on frilly crew socks, white arm bands, and a gray headband in lieu of a visor.

Gauff came prepared for her French Open comeback, her luggage filled to the brim with custom New Balance looks. Earlier this week, she challenged Taylor Townsend to a singles match with a secret weapon in tow: a lavender tennis dress, featuring a familiar action-ready fabric and design. The only difference? She stacked a peony pink one-piece underneath. Her headband and warm-up-only long-sleeve matched her take on the pastel color trend. To finish, Gauff stuck with the same Coco CG2 sneakers and ruffly socks.

It seems custom New Balance dresses are Gauff’s good luck charms this tournament. She secured her second 2026 French Open win in her NB look on May 28. When she competes in her third round Saturday, May 30, tennis players and fashion girls alike will find inspiration in her on-court outfit. And Gauff will definitely clinch another style victory.

Every fashion girl's worst nightmare is realizing you packed the wrong sneaker trend for 10,000-step days on vacation. It's happened to me in New York City, Boston, and even Alaska. I envy Selena Gomez's smart move before her trip to London. She chose an ultra-supportive take on the white sneakers trend—for just $150 at Cole Haan.

Yes, Gomez crossed the pond to shoot Season 6 of Only Murders In the Building, but her filming schedule encourages plenty of tourist time. She and her friends picked the perfect spot—and street style looks—for an impromptu Instagram photoshoot. Gomez posed in front of Big Ben in a little white dress from For Love & Lemons, which matched Cole Haan's GrandPrø Tennis 2.0 Sneakers.

In the midst of a Hollywood-wide ballet sneaker takeover, Gomez's trainers stood out for being somewhere in between slim and chunky. The New York brand says their almond toe boxes, leather uppers, foam-lined footbeds, and grippy gumsoles were "built for the kind of days that don't stop." (And Gomez is having a lot of those between work and play.)

It seems a new sub-genre of sneaker trend is blossoming this season: chunky low-top trainers. Gomez's Tennis 2.0s mirrored the same structured, nostalgic silhouette as the Adidas Superstars, a circa-2016 staple Kendall Jenner is still loyal to today.

Meanwhile, Lily Collins's Adidas Handball Spezials—a heightened alternative to Sambas—offered just as much sole support as Gomez's Cole Haans. Fashion e-commerce editor Julia Marzovilla saw this comfort-first wave coming, though. Last month, she flagged elevated, orthopedic-adjacent sneakers as the It-shoe to watch for 2026.

Gomez never really joined the corps de ballet sneaker trend, contrary to Hailey Bieber, Dua Lipa, and Bella Hadid. She's always been loyal to styles that bridge the gap between cozy and chic. (See her brown $80 Steve Maddens, rare Dior D-Connects, or another pair of classic white sneakers she tested last September.)

The Rare Beauty curated her sneaker shopping checklist years ago, so why would she abandon it now? Clearly, it's working—and influencing my next travel shoe splurge at the same time.

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Naomi Osaka blessed fans with not one, but two trophy-worthy outfit reveals this month. Her first sartorial grand slam came at the 2026 Met Gala, where the tennis legend shed a white Robert Wun coat for a blood-red mermaid dress. On May 26, she somehow outdid herself with two walk-on looks at the 2026 French Open.

On day three of the two-week tournament, Osaka played her first round match against Laura Siegemund of Germany. Hours before she defeated Siegemund, Osaka secured her first win in the fashion department. Stylist Marty Harper (the same creative behind her Met Gala moment), collaborated with Swiss designer Germanier on an "upcycled look" for Osaka.

She initially graced the Stade Roland-Garros court in a sleeveless, all-black corset, plus a matching pleated maxi skirt. Cascading crystals and sequins added an iridescent shine to the shadowy backdrop. According to Kevin Germanier, the design was supposed to be "earth-toned," almost the same shade as the Parisian court. "We decided to go fully black to create an element of surprise on the court," the designer revealed on Instagram. "It was nerve-racking, but in the end, I honestly think it turned out even better than what we had originally planned."

Once Osaka's tennis bag was prepped, she ditched the corset vest to pose for photographers. That way, her semi-sheer skirt's intricate, tennis-inspired pleats got their moment in the sun. The shirt swap also introduced Osaka's base layer to the mix: a taupe tennis dress stitched from upcycled Nike garments.

She stayed true to her maximalist self by flaunting gold sequin strands atop a Nike-branded bodysuit. The skirt's top two tiers—and the asymmetrical pailettes that decorated each ruffle—were stacked over her black maxi's waistband. Osaka waited until the moment before her match began to reveal the rest.

One last thigh-grazing ruffle emerged once Osaka threw her Germanier skirt toward the sidelines. Each layer gave Osaka's mini skirt the eye-catching volume she, as well as Venus and Serena Williams, require from match-ready tennis dresses.

The sequins, however, might make this mini her most personalized yet. On the off chance she does wear embellishments, Osaka typically chooses monochrome rhinestones, as to not outshine the color underneath. (See her red tennis dress at the 2026 US Open.) Perhaps her Met Gala gown taught her to be even more bold on the court.

To finish, the Nike brand ambassador stayed true to tradition with her GP Challenge 1 "Naomi Osaka" sneakers in an unreleased coral tint. If they're anything like her US Open trainers, they'll hit shelves any day now.

Luckily for fans (and fashion girls), Osaka advanced to the second round match on May 28 against Croatia's Donna Vekić. Knowing her, she and Harper are already putting the finishing touches on her next French Open outfit.

Jennifer Garner is remixing both the on and off-duty sections of my summer shoe rack. It all started two weeks ago, when her hybrid Mary Jane heels inspired my wedding guest dress styling. On May 24, she appealed to my sporty side with a summery take on the chunky sneakers trend, a plot twist during the Hollywood-wide ballet sneaker takeover.

Garner got a head start on Memorial Day dressing last Sunday by wearing red, white, and blue in one errands outfit. She fulfilled her "white" quota with anti-slim running shoes from Brooks. It's Garner's favorite sneaker brand whether she's running a 5k or soaking up some sun on a boat. What's less clear is which model she went actually wore—she owns so many podiatrist-approved pairs from the Seattle-based brand, it's hard to tell them apart.

I do know the white, worn-in sneakers met every requirement on the sneakerhead's checklist. The uppers were sculpted from a breathable, sock-like base, each sole bulked up to two inches, and coral-colored treads added a splash of summer to the otherwise simple shade. They put comfort first alongside a strawberry red T-shirt and cuffed jeans, plus they endorsed the white sneakers revival. (Hailey Bieber did it first in bleached ballet sneakers, though.)

It's surprising Brooks has become such a juggernaut in the chunky sneaker department, given the brand got its start designing ballet slippers in 1914. Garner has been a loyal Brooks shopper since 2020, right alongside Natalie Portman and Reese Witherspoon. Last weekend's sneakers might be Garner's most minimalist—the actor's closet also contains Brooks trainers in neon orange, violet, cobalt blue, and various multi-color combinations. She typically reserves them for jeans or leggings outfits, which she curates without a stylist. Last fall, she even dressed up black Brooks sneakers with a striped, coastal-chic sweater.

If Garner's looking to expand her sneaker styling repertoire even more, she should take cues from Kendall Jenner and Bieber. The It girls are constantly rotating between equally-chunky trainers from Asics and New Balance. Sleek athleisure sets, the windbreaker trend, and even Chanel's Maxi Flap Bag have all taken their dad-core sneakers to new, effortlessly luxe heights. Garner's most recent sneakers would look so polished and Pilates-ready with a four-figure Chanel bag, right?

Shop the Chunky Sneakers Trend Inspired by Jennifer Garner

Waiting until Nordstrom's Half-Yearly Sale to secure the sneaker trends on my wish list isn't easy. The fashion FOMO is intense, watching Jennifer Lawrence and Bella Hadid flaunt their new footwear. But on May 22, I reminded myself saving money is always worth it. Nordstrom marked down the exact Adidas Superstar Sneakers worn by Kendall Jenner last February—to under $70.

If I added the low-top trainers to my shoe rack earlier this year, they would've set me back $100. Being patient—and styling celebrity-beloved ballet sneakers in the meantime—saved me $35. Now, they're just $65 during Nordstrom's Half-Yearly Sale in her exact shape and shade. Jenner-approved pairs for 35-percent off don't cross my desk every day—much less every year. Sacrificing a few months of Superstar street style serves paid off massively in the end. Now, I'll make up for lost looks by wearing the white-striped black shoes on repeat.

For my inaugural Superstar set, I'm taking cues directly from Jenner's athleisure on Feb. 20. She stacked a vintage Adidas track jacket over a matching bralette, plus wide-leg joggers from Adanola. The two-tone sneakers pulled every element together—and inspired her outfit's color story.

This isn't the first time the Adidas Superstars have gone on-sale—nor will it be the last. Their signature, rubber shell toes, smooth leather sidewalls, padded tongues, and 1.05-inch platform soles have been around since 1969, after all. But it is rare that sneakers with this much history in Hollywood are suddenly so wallet-friendly. The once-basketball shoes joined Jenner's closet in 2015, except in white with black stripes. That same year, the Superstars were stuck to Gigi and Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber, Sophie Turner, and Kristen Stewart's soles like glue.

Jenner's sneakers are just as cult-collected now as they were 10 years ago. In 2025 alone, Taylor Swift, Olivia Dean, Tate McRae, and Jennifer Lawrence boarded the bandwagon. Last September, J.Law went with the white, black-striped Superstars, but styled them just as effortlessly as Jenner beneath baggy jeans and a vintage strawberry-tinted Fendi bag.

The Nordstrom Half-Yearly Sale will be over before you know it—the week-long event wraps on June 1. Jenner's Adidas Superstars are already flirting with the idea of selling out. Ah yes, such is the life of a Jenner-approved piece. I placed my $65 order hours ago, but what about you? Don't wait a minute more to style these supermodel-worthy Adidas.

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Yesterday, Bella Hadid RSVP'd to the 2026 Cannes Film Festival with an Instagram post starring her best French Riviera fashion. When Hadid deplaned her flight on May 15, her smile suggested she was ready to outdo herself. The Queen of Cannes reclaimed her crown in the silver sneakers trend, plus her first applause-worthy vintage pull of the festival.

Hadid set a no-sneakers-at-Cannes standard for herself years ago—and has mostly stuck to it since 2019. (Nikes at the airport don't count.) Wearing her first Puma sneakers in years made her defiance worth it, though. The supermodel let her Speedcats shine while en route to Hôtel Martinez, the backdrop behind last year's all-white outfit.

Metallic silver leather on Hadid's slim ballet sneakers made her unmissable to Cannes paparazzi. The silhouette, on the other hand, was as low-profile as possible—much like the Vivaia sneakerinas already on Hadid's shoe rack. Black, classic-Speedcat curvatures along each suede sidewall made the maximalist color trend more approachable. Each ultra-thin rubber sole was black, too—for symmetry.

The best part? Hadid's exact Pumas are just $100—and on sale for $80 at ASOS. But don't jinx it: Earning Hadid's approval means the trainers could sell out faster than you can say "Cannes Film Festival."

Stylist Mimi Cuttrell wouldn't put Hadid in athleisure for her first 2026 Cannes 'fit and call it a day. She knew the Puma sneakers were worthy of an equally sleek matching set, courtesy of Prada Spring 1999. Tomato-red trim atop the collarless vest and elasticized capri pants confirmed the cool-blue co-ord debuted over 25 years ago.

If you're wondering how she got her hands on such a rare find, don't be too surprised. Hadid is Prada Beauty's first-ever global beauty ambassador, after all. Plus, she modeled not one, but four looks for Miuccia Prada's Fall 2026 fashion show in Feb. 2026. Those titles were all she needed to get in the archives, but wearing custom Prada at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party probably helped, too. Extra points for her patent, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy-coded shoulder bag, which also appeared to boast vintage Prada tags.

If the 2026 festival is anything like last year, Hadid will be serving looks left and right over the next few days. The Ôrebella founder's red carpet gowns are sure to shoot straight to the top of Marie Claire's best-dressed list.

But be sure to keep tabs on the Hôtel Martinez and Croisette. In 2024, those became her favorite spots to showcase head-to-toe Jacquemus, a vintage Gianni Versace mini dress, and a circa-2001 keffiyeh sundress. That said, Hadid's sneakers might be her easiest film festival style to shop.

Shop the Silver Sneakers Trend Inspired by Bella Hadid

No one knew Barbara Palvin was pregnant at the Nice Airport on May 13. She waited for her first Cannes Film Festival gown the next day to reveal her baby bump. Fans should've known, though. She dressed herself in a travel outfit worthy of a cool mom's closet: a bump-concealing trench coat and low-top sneakers.

Thankfully, Palvin's not too far along in her first pregnancy—otherwise the 13-hour flight might've grounded her French airport outfit. Paparazzi spotted her outside baggage claim, dressed in L.A. cool-girl essentials. The mom-to-be's cover might've been blown if not for her camel-colored trench coat. The slightly oversize style featured traditional lapels and a few undone buttons, but no belt. She closed its single-breasted bodice herself, hiding a white, pinstripe button-down underneath.

Baggy, chocolate-brown trousers emerged from beneath the trench's calf-grazing hem. Then, Palvin traded mom-approved sneaker trends like Puma Speedcats or New Balances for a Converse-coded pair from Autry.

Palvin isn't as devoted a sneakerhead as say, mom-of-two Jennifer Lawrence or fellow pregnant celebrity Natalie Portman. In fact, she wears a single pair for every five stiletto selects. That's why sourcing an underrated American brand like Autry was such an impressive surprise.

She chose the $240 Windscape Low Sneakers: a low-profile pair crafted from black canvas, ivory rubber soles, and matching laces. Perhaps the two-centimeter-high sock liners—and supportive, "all day comfort" cushioning—appealed to the first-time mom. Additional padding would appeal to any frequent flyer, though, expecting or not.

Palvin's fresh-from-the-plane 'fit would've felt extra motherly if she draped the cult-collected, MiniCoton Stroller Bag over her shoulder. She isn't quite in the stroller-shopping phase yet, so the model stayed true to Delvaux's Brillant Tempo Bag.

The top-flap tote is larger than average TSA-approved personal items—and for $9,700, it should be. A cinnamon shade of brown leather covered the 14.8-inch wide body, which could carry all of her travel, work, and pregnancy essentials with ease. To finish, an oversize buckle in gold hardware fulfilled the same duty as the interlocked Cs atop Chanel's Maxi Flap Bag.

It's good to see trench coats are still a maternity mainstay for celebrities. Portman declared the coat a must-have as early as 2016; Lawrence cinched a white trench over her baby bump in 2024; and that same year, Sofia Richie Grainge kept her coat buttoned at a Tommy Hilfiger fashion show. Even Palvin's Autry sneakers come highly recommended by A-list moms, including Katie Holmes, Jessica Alba, Reese Witherspoon, and more.

Clearly, the mom-to-be did her research before sharing the news with the world. If she's this prepared for motherhood as she is pregnancy, Palvin already has the nursery prepped and ready for baby.

Shop Trench Coats and Sneakers Inspired by Barbara Palvin

Mother's Day has come and gone, but the allure of rich-mom style is eternal. All spring, I've been paying special attention to the class of celebrity moms whose style has inspired me regardless of the life phase I’m in. Their errand outfits could double as a magazine editorial; their maternity clothes are actually aspirational; and their “I woke up like this” energy is easier to replicate than it seems on first glance.

The Modern Rich-Mom Starter Pack

After studying countless Mario Baldi dinners and SoHo errand runs by the likes of Rihanna, Katie Holmes, Sofia Richie Grainge, Jennifer Lawrence and more, I’ve ID’ed the three pillars of what I like to call the Rich-Mom Starter Pack. That is, the items that make a five-minute outfit both luxurious and functional on our busiest days. These moms are living in a much different tax bracket than I am; they’re most often photographed with status pieces like, say, the Chanel Maxi Flap bag. But the essence of easy-yet-cool styling for everyday life translates to any budget. And the best part? Kids are not required to channel the look with the three essential pieces below.

The Samba-Alternative Sneaker

Even with access to private cars, women like Lily Collins and Jennifer Lawrence still get a lot of steps in. They’re prone to wearing low-profile, yet supportive sneakers—just not the Sambas everyone else has been styling since 2022. Adidas Handball Spezials, Adidas Tokyos, or Puma Speedcats are more their speed, preferably with an accent color like chocolate brown or red that can pop underneath the hem of a loose-fitting easy pant. Speaking of…

The Pull-on-and-Go Jean

I rarely catch the rich moms on my inspiration list wearing leggings. (No shame if I did, though—that’s my weekend uniform half the time, anyway!) Instead, they’ll pick out a roomy, wide-leg jean with a drawstring or elastic waistband. These have the comfort of sweats and the style up-or-down potential of a trouser. And while most rich moms are going for designer pairs by Balenciaga or Margiela, I tracked down some $150-and-under versions with the same easygoing vibe.

The Carry-It-All Bag

There’s no overstating the importance of a bag that fits it all, without weighing down an outfit. My favorite rich moms aren’t always carrying quadruple-digit totes, though. Katie Holmes has worn this buckled Madewell tote at least ten times since I started reporting at Marie Claire, and Longchamp’s Le Pliage is a time-tested favorite. (Even Gen Z is getting on board.) Dragon Diffusion is the A-Listers’ hidden favorite to find Hermès-level leather for less. As for Coach’s crochet Brooklyn? It’s my prediction for It bag of the summer camp dropoff set.

Spring It-shoes like high-vamp flats can't keep me away from the sneaker trends on my shoe rack. Ballet sneakers, chunky New Balances, even Adidas Sambas are exactly what I want when I'm putting together an outfit with jeans: comfortable, versatile, and endlessly wearable.

I'm hardly the only one who steps into sneakers before any other shoes when I'm styling spring denim. Despite the fresh footwear trends popping up left and right, VIP sneakerheads have kept their trainers in regular rotation alongside their favorite jeans.

Spring 2026 belongs to Adidas sneakers, especially Samba-adjacent models like the Tokyo and Handball Spezial. In early April, Jennifer Lawrence dusted off the white-and-red Tokyos she wore on repeat last year. The broken-in kicks looked just as cozy as her drawstring denim from La Ligne—the same New York-based brand behind her favorite Colby Pants. A few weeks later, Lily Collins put Adidas Handball Spezials on my radar with cuffed denim and then, white jeans. Soon after, Nina Dobrev's wide-leg Loewe jeans unveiled SL 72 OG sneakers, featuring the heightened soles of Spezials and the slim vamps of Tokyos.

Now, as sandals click-clack back into my regular rotation, I'm making sure celebrity-approved sneaker trends tag along, too. Plus, no matter how many times Hailey Bieber stacks jeans over heeled flip-flops, I can't deny the sporty-chic appeal of denim and trainers. Ahead, see how A-listers are styling 2026 sneakers with jeans outfits this spring. Then, treat yourself to a take or two on the failsafe formula.

Margot Robbie's Spring Jeans and Converse Sneakers

Once a Converse girl, always a Converse girl. Margot Robbie proved as much earlier this year, when she laced up her trusty high-top sneakers with light-wash, wide-leg spring jeans. These Chuck Taylors looked a lot sharper than last decade's low-tops, especially alongside a black leather jacket and a tomato-red beanie from Guest In Residence. Plus, they're the only trainers Robbie hasn't worn with leggings this year, meaning they're easy to elevate.

Jennifer Lawrence's Spring Jeans and Adidas Sneakers

Only J.Law could pull off a rare Hermès bag, drawstring jeans, and Adidas sneakers in one off-duty outfit. On April 6, she coordinated the trio of stripes on her Tokyos to her strawberry-red cardigan. (Of course Lawrence and her favorite summer 2025 footwear were ahead of this spring's winning color trend.) She only wore the Adidas Tokyos with jeans once last year, but now, here's hoping they're a permanent pair.

Nina Dobrev's Spring Jeans and Adidas Sneakers

Nina Dobrev's sneaker game is one of street style's most underrated. She's not one to Google "best sneakers for 2026" and purchase the No. 1 recommendation. Instead, she couples It-jeans like Loewe's Anagram pair with Adidas sneakers that deserve the Samba treatment. Meet the SL 72 shoes: a circa-1972 model, topped with brown suede, ivory stripes, and jagged soles.

Olivia Wilde's Spring Jeans and Onitsuka Sneakers

Years after Kaia Gerber and Bieber fell for the curved sidewalls of Onitsuka Tiger sneakers, Olivia Wilde used white jeans (celebrities' current favorite denim trend) to revive them for round two.

She doesn't just dress the duo down with a baseball cap and flannel, by the way. Later last month, Wilde committed to all-white attire with the same black-and-white Onitsuka Tiger Mexicos.

Lily Collins's Spring Jeans and Adidas Sneakers

It's unclear if Emily wears sneakers in Paris, but Adidas Handball Spezials joined Lily Collins in California and London last month. She styled the brown, Samba-adjacent Spezials first with cuffed straight-leg jeans, then white denim within days of each other. Chanel's celebrity-beloved 25 Bag tied the uniform together in a neat, cool-mom-coded bow.

Meghan Markle's Spring Jeans and Freda Salvador Sneakers

Speaking of cool moms, Meghan Markle sampled the graphic tee trend around California in mid-April. Senior royal and celebrity editor Kristin Contino called her trench coat, bootcut jeans, and white sneakers "one of her most laid-back looks in a long time." Yes, her Freda Salvador sneakers seemed casual, but cut-outs on each sidewall and a $298 price tag elevated them to Duchess of Sussex-levels of luxe. Thank goodness she chose a bootcut jean to properly show them off.

Amanda Seyfried's Spring Jeans and Adidas Sneakers

First, Robbie defied the dress code in Chanel jeans at a 2026 Met Gala after-party. One sunrise later, the post-Gala surprises continued when Amanda Seyfried traded her Prada gown for two-tone jeans and Adidas Sl 72 OG Sneakers. While the Adidas x Liberty London sneakers seem to be new, Seyfried styled the same slim jeans with a collarless Khaite jacket and slingback kitten heels from Christian Louboutin in February.

One of my biggest joys in life is packing up my carry-on and heading out on a getaway. I love to travel, and half the fun of any vacation is perfecting my packing list before I head to the airport. Sadly, I don't have any more trips coming up on my calendar (not yet, at least!), but I've come across so many covetable fashion and beauty finds that I've started a dream wishlist for my next trip.

As a minimalist, I'm all about a versatile wardrobe, especially on vacation. As such, my list includes easy-to-style finds like linen pants, comfortable shoes, elevated basics, and layerable sweaters. I like to keep things just as easy-going on the beauty front, too, so I'm eyeing multitasking products for fine hair, hydrating skincare, and cult-favorite makeup. They're non-negotiables.

While I patiently wait for airline ticket prices to drop, I put together my dream vacation packing list in advance. I may not have a destination or date in mind, but the fashion and beauty products below promise a stylish getaway, for when the next one comes.

Senior fashion news editor Halie LeSavage probably wouldn't add my 2026 Met Gala outfit to her best-dressed list. But being comfier than her favorite red carpet dresses is still a win in my book. Last night, I traded the "Fashion Is Art" dress code for something more akin to Amanda Seyfried's jeans outfit and Adidas sneakers on May 5.

Seyfried isn't new to the Met Gala schedule. She's been "Cinderella-ing" out of ballgowns and into off-duty outfits for five Met Mondays now. Her "Fashion Is Art" run began in a custom drop-waist Prada dress, which helped pioneer last night's powder pink red carpet trend. The ballgown also reimagined that iconic Mean Girls quote, "on Wednesdays we wear pink," because who could wait two days to debut its thick, regal ruffles?

I've been known to sleep in my jewelry after a fabulous night out, but then again, I'm no Met Gala mainstay. By the next morning, Seyfried's Tiffany & Co. diamonds returned to their rightful blue boxes, right alongside her platform Prada pumps.

Seyfried wasted no time giving her soles a break from 4.5" heels. She was the first Met Gala guest to check out of The Surrey, the five-star hotel hosting Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner a stone's throw away from the red carpet. Casual yet cool was her dress code for the morning after, judging by her slightly-oversize, pinstripe button-down, vintage Silver Jeans, and SL 72 OG sneakers from Adidas's March 2025 collaboration with Liberty London.

The Emmy winner's straight-leg jeans helped endorse a 2026 denim trend: two-tone washes. The bottoms were mostly sky-blue, before bands down both legs added indigo to the color palette.

Seyfried's year-old trainers aren't as easy to ID as say, Adidas Sambas. But both sidewall's stark-white, trio of stripes confirmed they're the half-heightened, half-slim Sl 72 Og Sneakers, which Elle Fanning, Nina Dobrev, and Emily Ratajkowski own, too.

What sets the Mamma Mia star's sneakers apart from the others—besides Adidas x Liberty London tags—is a patent floral pattern atop each upper's matte black foundation. Plus, emerald green suede lined the monogrammed heels and high-low soles. For Sambas, your only options are translucent tan or dark brown treads. That's it.

Black and white Adidas sneakers were a smart choice, because they matched Seyfried's Prada Bonnie Bag without steering clear of spring styling.