5+ Coolest Sneakers Style Way To Wear
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Converse Chuck Taylor All Star II
The best redesign ever? Maybe. Still, these are just like your Chucks from high school, but with a Lunarlon insole that won't kill your feet. Chuck Taylor All Star II ($75) by Converse, amazon.com
adidas Originals Superstar White
ASICS Gel-Lyte III Mita 25th Anniversary
Asics has really made with exclusive colorways and re-releases over the past few years, and these are among the best. Tonal blues and red highlights are bold and sporty, but still classic and wearable, which is what you want.
Gel-Lyte III MITA 25th Anniversary Sneaker by Asics, oneness287.com
Gel-Lyte III MITA 25th Anniversary Sneaker by Asics, oneness287.com
New Balance
has flipped the script and become everyone's go-to sneaker, even when they're not running. Definitely a winner. New Balance 574 Precious Metals Sneaker, $75 ;Urbanoutfitters.com
Air Max 90 shoe, $130 at Nike.
This multicolored Adidas sneaker is a functional choice for your daily run and still pretty enough to wear off the track, too.
Stella McCartney faux-suede trainers,
$452 at Matches Fashion.
Common Projects' "Achilles" style is a Cut staff favorite and this spring you can try it in a Pantone pink.
Nike Cortez "Forrest Gump
For all intents and purposes, the Cortez is the sneaker that started it all for Nike. It's not the first piece of footwear ever produced by the brand, originally formed as Blue Ribbon Sports, but it's the most time-honored shoe still kicking in the company's arsenal. For 2015, Nike decided to bring back the silhouette the same way it looked in 1972, with a swooped cut around the ankle and better leather. Then the brand added the most memorable colorway the Cortez is known for: white, red, and blue, which was made famous by Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump and hadn't been on retailer's shelves in a few years
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