Kylie Jenner Just Debuted the New Puma Sneakers You'll Be Coveting

last updated 13 August 2019

Kylie Jenner and Puma are back at it again. Her first campaign with the brand, which debuted back in March, introduced us to the new Puma Fierce Trainers. Her second campaign mixed things up and featured an old-school style that first launched in the '60s: the Puma Suede Classic Sneakers ($65). Now, Jenner's latest campaign highlights an updated version of the Puma Fierce style from her original ad. The updated iterations feature lace detailing on the sides as well as a 3D pattern imprinted at the tip of the shoes.

In a statement, Puma offered insider info about the revamped style. "It's inspired by dance movements and designed for rigorous training: a lightweight construction, supportive high collar, and full length flex groove for stronger moves." The brand has released Jenner's campaign images to give you a preview of the sneakers, but the shoes don't actually launch until November 3. Mark your calendars—they're sure to sell out.

Preview Kylie Jenner's newest Puma campaign, featuring the latest Fierce KRM Trainers, below!

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Are you excited about these new shoes? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop Puma's newest arrivals while we wait for the launch date!

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