Business Insider asked three stylists which sneaker trends will be in and out in the new year. Hiking sneakers, retro runners, and ballet-inspired silhouettes are expected to be popular. However, dad ...

Here are seven of our favorites. Some sneakers we’ve loved for years. Some haven’t changed a bit since their debut. Others have gotten the upgrades they deserved: better materials, improved insoles, ...

Every item on this page was chosen by an ELLE editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Not quite ready to bust out your winter boots? Don’t worry, it’s always sneaker ...

Suede sneakers sometimes try to be something they are not. A shoe nicer than a sneaker, for instance. Some suede sneakers even fancy themselves a dress shoe. We prefer suede sneakers that know just ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. There’s no telling how long these deals will stick around Averi Baudler is a senior shopping writer for PEOPLE who focuses on fashion, ...

Recently, Natalie Portman was spotted on the streets of New York City in the iconic Ked canvas Champion (a favorite of Taylor Swift and Emma Stone, as well), inspiring us to dig up a fresh crop of ...

Luxury lifestyle brand FENDI unveils a charm-filled world for the Fall/Winter 2025-26 Collection with the launch of the new FENDI BFF Maxi and Mini Charms and FENDI Match Platform Sneakers with Charms ...

WE LOVE SNEAKERS. It’s a wearing a different pair every day, memorizing design specs, tracking release dates for the best new models. We don’t love shoes so much because we’re hypebeasts (if you want ...

“I always tell my wife that I’m living in the wrong time,” said Evan Stowers, 39, who owns 16 pairs of retro-chic canvas sneakers. “I’m nostalgic for when things were made with quality,” added the St.

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. A couple of years ago, the Adidas Samba was inescapable, ...

Predicting the next big wave in sneakers is always a crapshoot. Sure, brands can put millions of dollars behind complex marketing pushes for a silhouette, but you can’t force a shoe style to stick.