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Retro Sneakers Are Trending—Here Are 9 To Add To Your Collection

What other shoe strikes a balance between stylishness and comfort more effortlessly than the sneaker? As sneaker enthusiasts continue to grow steadily in number, so do trends surrounding the shoe. The good news is, a trusty pair will carry you a long way, and we’re fans of the trendiest silhouette on social media platforms right now. The most popular sneaker models have a retro spin, sporting brighter colours than ever before, and are typically teamed with baggy trousers or denim, as seen in many street style looks.

Below, see the standout retro sneaker options that we’ll be sporting for the rest of this year and beyond—slouchy bottoms in tow.

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Below $200

1. SL 72 OG Shoes, $139, Adidas

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This standout pair from Adidas combines leopard print, striking orange laces and a pony hair upper to give you extra street style points.

2. Speedcat OG Sneakers, $169, Puma

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Take it from Rosé: the Puma Speedcats are the celeb-approved shoes to cop right now. The design is available in multiple vibrant colourways and features a contrasting stripe, and as our style editor, Gracia Phang, would say: everyone should have a red sneaker in their closet.

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Below $500

3. Mexico 66 SD, $270, Onitsuka Tiger

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We love a denim moment, and even more so when it’s in sneaker form. Onitsuka Tiger nailed the brief with its Mexico 66 SD in indigo wash denim—pair it with your favourite pair of denim bottoms for an unexpected take on the double denim look.

4. Windspin Sneakers, $309, Autry

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Paging all silver girlies—this metallic sneaker is for you. The clean lines and silver upper on this model make it a foolproof option to dress up any basics.

5. Lace-up mesh sneakers, $470, Stine Goya

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Balletcore is far from a thing of the past when labels like Stine Goya are debuting shoes like these. The pale pink shade, sheer mesh panels and contrasting flat sole makes this versatile enough to pair with long skirts and denim shorts alike.

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Below $1,000

6. Leather-Trimmed Suede Sneakers, $820, Dries Van Noten

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ICYMI: The Dries Van Noten sneakers are the hottest ones on the market right now for their ultra-slim sole, monochromatic colourway and hidden laces that give it an elevated, more ‘grown-up’ look.

7. Replica Sneakers, $957, Maison Margiela

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These are the GATs you’ve been hearing about online. This pair from Maison Margiela is inspired by the look of German army trainers from the ’70s, and are reworked and updated every season. The current version sports a tonal look and suede stripes for a minimal look that will match well with any piece in your daily rotation.

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Below $2,000

8. Collapse Re-Nylon and suede sneakers, $1,460, Prada

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Leave it to Prada to make a sport shoe this fashion-forward. Available in black, ivory and burgundy—our personal favourites—the label’s take on the sneaker is inspired by classic ballet shoes with thin soles and elastic sides.

Photo: Courtesy of Miu Miu

Miu Miu’s take on the sneaker sports multicoloured bands and a shape that evokes vintage charm.

This article contains products independently selected by our team of editors and writers. If you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. All prices listed are accurate at the time of publishing.


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