Sleek Runner Sneakers Have Officially Replaced the Chunky Platform Shoe
21.06.2023 - 18:57
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By All products featured on Glamour are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.Sneaker trend alert: We're seeing fashion's most stylish swapping for sleek runner sneakers.
By now, we all know that trends moves like a pendulum. Whenever things get a little too futuristic and modern, people like to revert back to tried-and-true retro styles. The same goes for sneaker trends it seems.
While this past fall and winter we couldn't get enough of sneakers with thick, sturdy soles and XXL platforms—they were nice and weatherproof, after all—the trend in spring and summer, on the other hand, is more toward graceful elegance. Thanks to supermodels like , , and , we are seeing a true vintage revival in sneakers that's all about the '70s.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Instead of chunky dad and platform sneakers, we are increasingly seeing more and more influencers, celebrities, and the in-the-know fashion crown opting for slim, elegant sneaker models this summer.
Many of these shoes, like the iconic "Samba" by Adidas, are inspired by the style of from the 1970s or even reissues of originals from that era.Yellow sneakers are more popular than ever this year.Onitsuka Tiger sneakers are making a big comeback.The style of elegant runner sneakers is characterized mainly by their narrow silhouette, which fits snugly to the foot. Usually, the shoes are made of a mix of suede and smooth leather and come in dark vintage colors like mustard yellow, dark blue, or blue-green—though like Loewe's "Ballet Runner" are also an option. The new sneaker trend is also characterized by a thin rubber sole and laces that match the tone of the
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