12 Trending Sneakers Celebrities Wear on Repeat

12 Trending Sneakers Celebrities Wear on Repeat

There’s a particular joy in slipping on a pair of new sneakers and stepping out in the footwear of the moment. And one of our favorite trend-spotting tricks is keeping a close eye on what celebs are wearing—Hailey Bieber, Rihanna, and comfy shoe superfan Emily Ratajkowski, we’re looking at you. On the one hand, it gives the shoe instant sartorial clout. But it’s also likely backed by celebrity stylists who know better than anyone how to keep a finger pressed to the pulse of fashion. Using this foolproof technique, we’ve rounded up the best sneaker trends to wear right now. From divisive dad shoes to nostalgic platforms, keep scrolling for 12 of this season’s most-adored footwear, ahead.

Adidas Sambas

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Adidas sneakers are footwear royalty, with the Sambas style being the brand’s biggest crown jewel. Jennifer Lawrence, Kendall Jenner, and Rosé are all fans. Gigi Hadid’s clothing line, Guest in Residence, even partnered with Adidas to release a limited-edition Samba collab that can double as both a fashion and a work sneaker.

Nike OG Retro Air Jordans

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Everyone loves a great pair of Air Force Ones; it’s why they sell out so quickly and have such high resale value. The Retro OG style worn by Naomi Campbell shows exactly why this sneaker style will trend in perpetuity: It can be dressed up or down, worn laced or loose, and is inherently cool. Just ask Taylor Swift, Hailey Bieber, or any of the other A-list sneakerheads who’ve sported the shoe.

New Balance

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When it comes to the “dad shoe” brands most loved by celebrities, it doesn’t get more on-theme than New Balance sneakers. Here, Taylor Swift sports a luxe version designed by Ganni and New Balance, but you can easily get the same look for less with a pair of New Balance 574s.

Nike Air Max 95s

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Another major trending sneaker brought to us by the dad shoe trend is the Nike Air Max 95, beloved by Hailey Bieber and Emily Ratajkowski, two comfy sneaker enthusiasts who know a thing or two about an athletic footwear fashion moment. We have extra faith in the staying power of the Air Max 95s because they blur the line between trendy and practical.

Prada Cloudburst Thunder Sneakers

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It feels almost sacrilegious to call a Prada shoe part of the “ugly shoe” trend. Instead, we’ll say that the thick, rugged, and wide-spaced treads on the Prada Cloudburst Thunder sneakers that Jennifer Lopez has been spotted in represent a major sneaker trend that’s the opposite of delicate. Going even beyond the much-lauded chunky silhouette, the thick spiky soles of these sneakers are a part of a movement towards rugged footwear shapes that’s impacted every brand from Converse to Christian Louboutin.

Miu Mu Platform Sneakers

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Sure, Sydney Sweeney casually wearing Miu Miu sneakers doesn’t mean we’ll all be stepping into $1,000 denim designer kicks like it’s no big deal. Still, the aesthetic of a chunky platform sneaker in a white-as-snow shade has been a major trend. This sneaker style’s vibe is nostalgic for any number of eras. Wear them with baggy jeans or cargo pants and you’ve touched on layers of Y2K and ’90s streetwear, hip-hop, and skate culture all at once.

Salomon Trainers

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The ugly shoe trend continues with Salomon sneakers being a favorite among the fashion set. Adorned by athletes and off-duty models alike, the shoe is lauded for its functionality and statement-making appeal. Rihanna made a splash in MM6 Maison Margiela X Salomon Cross Low sneakers at the Super Bowl Halftime show but the brand’s Speedcross style will work just as well for a more casual affair.

Brooks Women’s Glycerin GTS 20 Running Shoes

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Jennifer Garner is, low-key, a sneakerhead. She even donned a pair on the red carpet. Garner’s preferred brand, Brooks, trends toward the practical with a focus on function. Her latest style of choice is the Glycerin GTS 20 model, a super-supportive running shoe that comes in a range of cool-toned spring-ready hues.

Nike Air Max Plus

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Kendall Jenner’s off-duty model ensembles are polished, effortless, and frequently feature a monochromatic color palette. Out of all her post-pilates outfits, this black leggings and white Nike Air Max combo stands out for blending the chunky sneaker trend with good old-fashioned athleisure.

Puma Palermo Women’s Leather Sneakers

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Emily Ratajkowski rides for Puma. If the NYC-based multihyphenate isn’t wearing a stunning pair of heels, she’s wearing casual kicks. While the model and actress keeps several sneaker brands in rotation, she returns again and again to her trusty Puma Palermos. Ratajkowski has worn these trending women’s sneakers—along with crew socks, natch—with everything from sundresses to tailored separates.

Vans Knu Skool Sneakers

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If you ever fell in love with a Sk8tr boi or Riot Grrrl, it’s more than likely that there’s a pair of Vans sneakers embedded in one of your core memories. Vans have never really gone out of style but they are periodically re-discovered. The latest generations of footwear-loving fashionistas find inspiration in celebs like Megan Fox, Olivia Wilde, and Kim Kardashian.

Converse Chuck Taylor All Star

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Footwear fads come and go, but Converse is forever. The epitome of ease and It-girl cool, stepping out in a pair of the brand’s iconic Chuck Taylor All Star will give you instant street style star cred. Follow Olivia Rodrigo’s lead and stick with the classic black-and-white high-tops or opt for ones in a statement color or print to level up your look.

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