6 Things You Must Own If You Always Wear Sneakers

There’s nothing inherently wrong with a pair of square-toe pumps
or heeled booties or even some strappy night-out
sandals—they’re chic. However, if you find yourself more often
than not eschewing the above and reaching for your favorite

comfortable kicks instead, you’ll be pleased to know you’re
not alone in your quest for well-supported arches and versatile
footwear. Thanks to the spike in athleisure-related trends over the
last several years and tons of designers creating everyday
iterations of trainers, wearing sneakers in all scenarios is, in
fact, rather feasible.

Keeping this in mind plus your affinity for all things sneakers, we
came up with a list of six essentials you should keep stocked in
your wardrobe that pair seamlessly with kicks. From the perfect
dress length to a timeless top you most likely already own,
continue ahead to shop your way to more amazing sneakers
outfits.

If the idea of a stylish outfit in less than 30 seconds sounds
appealing to you (how could it not?), look no further than a midi
dress and sneakers. Together, the two are polished and comfortable,
and the possibilities are in large supply.

Suiting has been on the trend circuit for the last several years
with different iterations on these tailored separates cropping up
season after season. If you’ve yet to try your hand in the
sartorial world, ease into things by pairing your matching blazer
and slacks with a pair of laid-back sneakers. The overall look is
well-balanced and looks even cooler when worn with a relaxed
T-shirt underneath.

The only thing better than one classic item is two classic items
masterfully styled together, which is why a timeless white
button-down and sneakers is the duo that keeps on giving. Wear
now; wear always.

Though just about any pair of jeans can be successfully styled
with sneakers, for fall we’re especially feeling the straight
silhouette teamed with trainers. Add a bright sweater up top for a
fun finish.

The best part about sneakers right now is that you don’t have to
wear them solely with activewear. Nay, try your kicks with
something like a full skirt for a cool commuter-inspired
look.

If you’re a sneaker fan, then you probably also have an affinity
for athleisure in general, which is why we think including another
active piece or two in your look isn’t a bad idea—think ribbed
socks or sporty shorts. Just remember: If you’re not heading to the
gym, be sure to include a non-athleisure piece in the look so it
feels complete.