18 women’s sneakers you can buy now

We’re excited to see New Balance reissue its coveted 530 sneakers in this off-white colorway. Wear them with everything from grey sweatpants to boyfriend jeans. (Note that this is a unisex sneaker, even though it’s labeled for men.)

Adidas Gazelles just had to be at the top of our list: these retro three-stripe sneakers are everywhere right now. By that, we mean they’re the hottest shoes you can own (Sienna Miller and Gwyneth Paltrow are huge fans). This yellow and pink pair adds a subtle pop of color to autumnal looks.

Not only are Asics the most comfortable running shoes on the market, they are also loved in the fashion world as a stylish sneaker – just scroll through Insta and you’ll see them paired with everything from slip dresses to pantsuits.

We don’t have to tell you that Adidas Sambas will be back in a big way in 2024 – we spotted many pairs in the front rows of Fashion Week this month. How is the fashion scene wearing them? With puffy maxi skirts, cardigans and cropped trench coats.

Trust us, a pair of khaki suede sneakers are just as versatile as black and white options. This sleek canvas shoe from Me+Em looks fantastic with tailored wool trousers and dark-wash denim during the autumn/winter months.

Two of our favorite sustainable brands have teamed up for the shoe collaboration of 2023: Veja x Reformation launched last fall, and these chocolate brown Venturi kicks have been at the top of our wish list ever since.

If you’re looking for a dressier pair of sneakers for work, consider swapping your regular trainers for Reiss’ sleek leather alternative. Thanks to the platform sole, they’re perfect for pairing with maxi hems and wide-leg trousers.

If you don’t want to spend more than £100 on a pair of trainers, Mango is the place to go first. These high street trainers look more expensive than they are thanks to the textured rubber sole and trendy velcro fastening.

Jigsaw is a great go-to for sporty sneakers with a playful twist. Crafted from supple leather, this Portland style is giving us all the retro tennis shoe vibes, and the silver finish is totally on-trend.

Not sure which sneakers to buy? You can’t go wrong with a Nike design because it always strikes the perfect balance between sporty and classic.

These sneakers from Veja are made from white leather and feature gold accents for a touch of everyday glamour.

With a contrasting tongue and wedge sole, M&S’s platform sneakers rival Alexander McQueen’s iconic style, but they cost less than £30…

If you’re looking for a smart but comfortable shoe for parties and dinners, look no further than a dressed-up sneaker: Boden’s pair is made from soft cowhide leather with a leopard print. These shoes get extra style points for the platform sole – full height without blisters!

Air & Grace is the footwear label you need to know – celebrities such as Fearne Cotton and Dame Helen Mirren have been spotted in the brand’s statement sneakers. This white leather pair stands out for its metallic gold and silver accents – oh, and the signature ‘A’ appliqué.

Gucci’s Ace sneakers have been a best-seller for the brand since former creative director Alessandro introduced the sporty style. We love how the brand goes all out with the house’s signatures here—look for the monogram print and tricolor webbing.

The Tree Runners by AllBirds are a new innovation in the shoe world. The brand has long while also trying to make its shoes as sustainable as possible: This pair is made from TENCEL™ Lyocell, which is derived from eucalyptus tree fibers, and even has laces made from recycled plastic bottles (check out the details here).

Adidas has reissued its iconic Stan Smith shoe – and these are the sneakers that everyone wants right now. At first glance, it doesn’t look any different, but the Forever sneaker is much more sustainable than the original.

As part of the brand’s initiative to end plastic waste, this pair features a vegan upper made from 50% recycled content and the outsole is made entirely from rubber waste.

The perfect sneaker that goes with everything. Whistles’ design is unlined to ensure breathability. This makes for a relaxed look as the supple leather looks more worn in with each wear and you can wear them without socks.