From designer bags to statement shoes, every season there’s a set of It items that take over the fashion scene. Today, we’re focusing on the shoe department, specifically the sneakers that nearly every fashion blogger owns. While browsing our favorite accounts, we found three specific styles that you’re sure to find in the wardrobes of fashion’s biggest style bloggers. From simple, sleek sneakers to outfit-making kicks, these are the trends that dominated the sneaker world.
While nearly every fashion girl owns these styles, we love how each blogger put a personal spin on the trend, styling the shoes in unique ways. Whether you pair the crisp white sneakers with a printed dress and leather jacket like Carmen Hamilton of Chronicles of Her or opt for a relaxed look and style the sneaks with your go-to leggings similar to Natasha Ndlovu of Bisous Natasha, there’s always a fresh way to wear the wardrobe staple.
Keep reading to see and shop the three sneaker styles every blogger owns.
White Leather Sneakers
Black Sneakers
Designer Sneakers
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