I Spent Hours Searching Through White Trainers to Find These 26 Perfect Pairs
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@cassklatzkowStyle Notes: Almost overnight fashion girl's everywhere swapped slim, simple silhouettes for New Balance's chunky "dad" trainer. As it turns out, their undeniably retro appeal was the sneaker we needed now, and everyone is rushing to fill their baskets with the chunky 550, the classic 530, and the reissue of the 2002 running shoe.
Inspired by the running shoes of the early Noughties, these are so on trend right now.
Thanks to New Balance, the retro "dad" sneaker is now the fashion girl's trainer of choice.
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@nlmarilynStyle Notes: It's not often that an old trainer reaches such new heights that it is out of stock everywhere, so we didn't see the success of the Samba coming. While we patiently wait for the grey and white colourway to come back into stock in women's sizes, the rest of Adidas' back catalogue is well worth a revisit. Where better place to begin than the Stan Smith, a favourite of Victoria Beckham, Sienna Miller and Zendaya, and one of the easiest pairs to dress up or down.
White trainers don't get more simple or stylish than this.
Ideal for those who like a chunky platform sole.
Just imagine how good these look with a slouchy knit and a wide leg trouser.
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@mimi.orereStyle Notes: You simply can't have a white trainers round up without mentioning Nike. As to be expected of one of the world's biggest sneakers and sports brands, Nike has the most varied options of any shoe designer on the market so there's a style to suit everyone. Whether you prefer chunky Air Forces, slick Air Maxes, or something a bit more simple, clean, white Nikes are always guaranteed to earn you some major street cred.
Air Forces and white socks are a match made in heaven. Just ask Kendall and Hailey.
One of Nike's latest releases, this skater style is so understatedly cool.
All these trainers need to pop is a is a white tee and straight-legged blue jean.
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@monikhStyle Notes: Italian brand Superga has been quietly flying under the radar for a number of years. The chances are you probably walked past a pair in the street today, but their simple look is all about understated, off-duty cool, so these aren't brash sneakers that fight for attention. Minimalists will love their pared back, vintage feel and versatility as these are the perfect trainers to carry a tonal look, or as part of your weekend uniform.
If you aren't familiar with Superga, consider these the perfect introduction to the brands no muss, no fuss aesthetic.
The leather version is arguably more practical for winter weather.
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@belleandbuntyStyle Notes: From rockstars to A-listers, the Converse Chuck Taylor has been a certified shoe icon since it's launch as a baseball sneaker in the 1920s, but what gives the All Star its enduring appeal? Perhaps its the flexible fit, affordable price tag, or roster of very famous fans, either way, the classic high-top goes with everything from tailored trousers to mini dresses, so deserves a spot in your wardrobe for its adaptability alone.
This canvas shoe is a strong contender for best trainer of all time. (Just don't tell the black colourway I said that).
There are even slip ons too if the high-top isn't your style.
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@francescasaffariStyle Notes: When Veja landed in 2005, the new kid on the block came with some impressive sustainable credentials. Unlike its competitors, Veja uses organic cotton and recycled plastic and polyester to create its shoes, making it the perfect choice for the conscious shopper. But it's the brands simple yet fun designs that ultimately made it popular with everyone, and nearly 20 years later, they are international hit with some of fashions best dressed.
The now iconic style spotted on everyone from Emma Watson to Kate Middleton.
A directional new shape from the brand, with a nod to both vintage sportswear and hiking shoes.
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@brittanybathgateStyle Notes: Believe me when I say, you don't have to have picked up a skate board to know that Vans sneakers are easily some of the coolest on the market. You always know where you stand with this flat-soled canvas trainer, there are no bells, whistles or unnecessary add ons, just a functional, fashionable, low maintenance shoe perfect for those looking for something to "slip on and go", and frankly, I've never seen a white pair that I didn't like.
The ideal blank canvas for a statement outfit with plenty of colour.
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@smythsistersStyle Notes: Then there are of course, the designer trainers, the accessible way to incorporate a dose of luxury into your everyday wardrobe. Skyscraper platforms and stilettos might look beautiful in the box, but I'm more committed to a shoe that I can wear all day without reaching for the blister plasters, and a premium trainer ticks every box. Current favourites? All of the brands that are dominating the accessories game, think Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Loewe.
Trust The Row to come up with the chicest take on the white trainer trend.
Anything Loewe touches turns to gold, and these trainers are no exception.
From scarf coats to ankle boots, we're obsessed with all things Totême, and now we have to add trainers to the list.
As it turns out, Gucci doesn't just do great loafers, they're a dab hand at trainers too.
The patchwork mix of materials gives these ultra-cool sneakers a rich texture.