Trendy yet versatile, this pair by Beyond The Vines is a force to be reckoned with. Boasting a classic low cut silhouette, this pair can easily be worn with just about any outfit and adds a pop of colour to your look. But that’s not all. In fact, we love how the design of the shoe not only comes with a loop tab at the heel that enables easier wearing, but it also doubles up as a means to hang up your shoes.

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Reebok looked into its archives (particularly the ‘80s) to repurpose its Club Champion, which is what is now known as the Classic Club C 85.

Featuring a buttery leather upper, rubber sole and die-cut EVA midsole that provides support and cushioning, these tennis-style sneakers can be both dressy or casual when styled differently.

Created in 1925, this pair of Italian canvas tennis shoes are timeless, comfortable and actually washable in the machine (yup, you heard us right, but at 30ºC).

Comprising of vulcanized rubber soles, canvas upper and countless colour options (from bright red to navy blue to pine green), it has seen style stars wearing them, such as Alexa Chung, Suki Waterhouse and even local fashion influencer Andrea Chong.

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This pair doesn’t need any further introduction: it was seen on everyone (and we mean everyone) throughout the years and it’s clear that it’s not going anywhere any time soon. The rise in skateboarding culture in the ‘70s is what popularised this pair of kicks — and its brand — but it went into a phase of irrelevance during the Noughties.

It was due to its non-flashy, black-and-white colourway and understated design that brought this pair of kicks back to its heydays. And of course, the sightings on celebrities like Kendall Jenner, Brooklyn Beckham and Gigi Hadid played a part too.

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First produced in 1982, the Air Force 1 is the OG of all the subsequent Air Force series. It’s the first-ever pair of basketball shoes that utilised Nike’s Air technology.

Referencing its name from the plane that charters the President of the United States, this pair of sneakers have three different types of styles: namely low-, mid- and high-cut.

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Originally created in 1971 for the world’s top tennis player Stan Smith during that era, this pair of sneakers has now transcended into a must-have pair in every sneaker fanatic’s closet.

The Stan Smith has gone through several renditions, which now includes the iconic trefoil logo and hallmark at the back, as well as a portrait painting of the tennis player himself on its tongue.

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Mention “classic sneakers” and what immediately spring to mind are Converse’s Chuck Taylors. They’re iconic for a reason: The simple design gives your outfit an effortlessly casual and sporty feel, and the sneaker’s prevalence since the late ‘50s is a testament to its timelessness. If you don’t already own a pair, it’s worth investing in one right now. Say hello to your new everyday shoe.

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Equipped with a breathable, cushioned footbed and a soft, flexible sole to boot, these stylish sneakers from Vans will be your ultimate go-to when you just want to give your feet a break. And we have to add, who doesn’t love a slip-on style? Practical has never looked this good.

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First released in 2013, Converse‘s Chuck 70 pays homage to its OG, The Chuck Taylor, whilst retaining its iconic All-Star sneakers’ silhouette.

Comprising of both low and a high top (pictured), the Chuck 70s is all about the nitty-gritty and uplift aesthetics: Sturdier canvas upper for increased durability, cushy foam insole for extra support, nickel-plated eyelets for a more refined outlook and an ecru outsole that emanates a worn-out appeal. Something that all sneakers should possess, in our opinion.

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It looks like the tri-coloured sneaker isn’t going anywhere this season, having blown up on the Instagram feeds of fashion gals everywhere. For those looking for a splash of colour, peep this pair of kicks from New Balance. At forefront of the sneaker game, the brand has just released the XC72 design that features distinctive outsole patterns and angular features — giving it a more contemporary and experimental vibe to its look.

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Text: HerWorld

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