11 Summer Sneaker Trends That Will Make Your Whole Wardrobe Feel New Again (2024)

The Catiba Pro Low features mamona oil and bio-based cork inserts and slip-resistant natural rubber soles. Additionally, the laces are made from recycled plastics and debossed metal aglets.
On top of incorporating eco-friendly materials into its sneaker design, the brand launched its ownreforestation program in Brazil. With every pair of sneakers you purchase, Cariuma will plant two trees. Earth-friendly packaging and carbon-neutral shipping are the cherries on top of this sustainability-forward shoe brand. If you want to hear more about how the Catiba Pro Low fits and feels, check out our review.

These Thousand Fell sneakers are made of recycled materials, and they’re fully recyclable themselves: Once you wear them out, you can send them back to the brand. They’re also comfortable, supportive, and available in lots of pretty colors.

One of Veja’s most popular offerings, the V-21 Sneaker brings both comfort and style to everyday outfits. Sustainably made in Brazil, each pair comes with organic cotton laces.

These Veja sneakers are made of Alveomesh, a breathable mesh made of recycled plastic bottles. The chunky sneakers are comfortable, supportive, and versatile—perfect for everyday wear.

Street style stars love these pink Adidas sneakers, pairing them with everything from tees and jeans to pencil skirts and trench coats. Designed with thick soles, green stripes, and light pink laces, the sneakers are comfy-cute and deceptively versatile.

In case you haven’t heard, Skechers is kind of having a comeback moment. These sneakers will give you a 1-inch height boost thanks to its platform sole, and will require little break-in time since their made with a memory foam insole.

These fuschia kicks flaunt green and black accent details that are eye-catching but understated. If you’re after a low-profile, slim, flat sneaker, this pair is a must-have.

Campers are actually really practical sneakers, not just great in looks. They also come in amazing colorways that somehow manage to make each pair look radically different.

These Nike Tech Hera sneakers are packed with texture and come in a truly striking shade of green. Their chunky rubber soles should play well with any look in your closet—and they’re sure to keep you comfortable throughout the day.

Have you ever seen jagged, wavy, tortoiseshell outsoles like these? I didn’t think so. The Kinetic Impact II Wonder Lace sneaker has such a unique look, plus the removable molded EVA footbed ensures all-day comfort.

These Steve Madden sneakers look a lot like the ones street style stars have fallen in love with. Though the shoes are metallic silver, they still look neutral enough to sub in for white sneakers—adding a pop of statement-making style to nights out and errand-packed afternoons alike.

These silver ballerina sneakers blur the line between trainers and ballet flats, but they’re so cute we don’t mind. Designed with thick ribbon-like laces and metallic uppers that look like mirrors, they’re fit to dress up any ensemble you slip on.

If you have yet to try velcro sneakers, now’s your chance. Sam Edelman’s Talia Sneaker lets you adjust the fit to your liking, and the Soft Silver colorway is a bit more subtle than the two pairs above.

These ASICS sneakers don’t come with that extra set of light pink laces, but you can add your own. The sneakers are chunky but versatile, and packed with pretty neutral colors. They’re sure to play well with your wardrobe, no matter what your usual style is.

Vans dominated the California skate culture of the early aughts, and they’ve made a triumphant comeback in modern-day fashion. The most classic iteration, the canvas checkerboard slip-ons, almost invited you to draw on them. Each white square on the grid was a canvas of its own.

If Vans were the West Coast, Converse were the Midwest. They came in tons of fun colors and prints—and still do. But there’s something so classic and cinematic Teenage Dirtbag about the signature black, white, and red.

These Converse high-tops are covered in white charms shaped like hearts, flowers, stars, and moons. They’re as versatile as classic Converse with a touch more personality—a sneaky way to make a statement with your shoes.

The dad sneaker lives to see another day. This pair from Fabletics delivers the signature comfort you want from a chunky sneaker, with plush rubber soles and breathable mesh paneling.

Instead of relying on laces, put your feet right into these sporty Sorel slip-on sneakers. Their chunky, wavy, foot-to-floor soles feel plush—cushioning your feet every time you take a step.

These Gola sneakers are cute, comfortable, and available in three striking colorways. Plus, their velcro straps are nostalgic in the best way.

Lined with colorful panels and contrast stitching, these Chloé shoes are knit sneakers at their finest. The eye-catching shoes are woven from recycled materials, and their chunky soles are plush but lightweight. Plus, the sneakers come in tons of different colorways.

These Zara knit sneakers hit several spring shoe trends at once: They’re white, they’re slip-ons, and they’re made of a stretch-knit material. Comfortable and versatile, they’re easy to wear—perfect to pair with dresses, athleisure looks, and more.

New Balance 574s are all-time classics, but have you seen the platform version of them? Add a couple of inches while also sporting a muted gray color that matches almost everything.

If you already own a bunch of plain white and black sneakers, spice it up with a pair of chocolate brown kicks. The Dolce Vita Notice Sneakers have both vintage and sporty vibes, which are hard to pull off all at once.

These Steve Madden sneakers are lemon yellow from top to bottom, but their mesh paneling and chunky rubber soles offer plenty of visual interest. If you’re in the market for stylish sneakers to wear to brunch, to happy hour, and on your commute, these definitely fit the bill.

These Sam Edelman sneakers are white with green suede detailing, offering an approachable entry point to the colorful sneaker trend. They’re easy to wear anywhere and remarkably comfortable, thanks to their supportive rubber soles and flexible mesh uppers.