Gone are the days when sneakers meant a single type of outfit—sporty, practical, and intended for working out. The current style’s massive popularity in all parts of our wardrobe has meant that there are literally a hundred different ways to style them; as soon as we’ve mastered one look, we’re off hunting for fresh inspiration.
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That’s exactly why it’s so appealing to see how a crop of tastemakers put their own spin on the iconic Onitsuka Tiger sneaker. Its classic silhouette is nearly the definition of a sneaker. “sneaker”—rounded toe, practical rubber sole, and tricolor design that features a pop of color on a clean white palette. It’s this tabula rasa-ness which makes it so attractive for the style set to experiment with and toy with, matching it with every silhouette and garment type possible.
Here are four ways to tie up a pair of shoes.
Mix-and match trend
Federica Labanca
Think toggle-cinched, cargo pants and an oversized check blazer wouldn’t normally sit side by side? Add in a pair of Onitsuka Tigers, and your mind is liable to be blown—in the best way possible. This unusual combination somehow makes everything feel right and gives each piece an on-trend feel.
We loved seeing the unusual combination on Federica Labanca, a London-based designer, and would be happy to duplicate it in the fall. It’s important to keep the colors in the same palette. Color is not a competitive factor when paired with riotous shapes.
The all-indigo trend is here
Martina De Pretto
This chic sneaker’s tricolor design can be used to bring life to monochrome blue jeans. There’s forever something retro about pairing multiple pieces of indigo, and that old-school feeling works particularly well with the vintage vibe for which Onitsuka Tiger is known.
The above is a casual way of wearing sneakers that still feels stylish—this is not your grabbing-a-workout-later look but something that clearly denotes thought and a stylish POV.
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The minimalist trend is all about simplicity
Raquel Gerlani
The streamlined, this-goes-great-with-anything look does not require footwear that’s boring. Instead, it’s the most modern way to play with that side of your closet by shaking things up. Case in point: Combine a crisp white button-up that’s just long enough to count as a dress, knit gilet, sheer socks—and classic kicks.
This layered look is beyond easy to replicate—there’s a high probability you own a variation of everything spotted on New York City content creator Raquel Gerlani and is a fun variation on whatever you typically pull on for after-hour adventures.
With the trend of the one-and done dress
Ellery Lee
Do you know those dresses in your closet that are so soft and comfortable they don’t need any thought? You should definitely grab one of those. If your MO is to typically pair it with flats or sandals or boots—whatever—see it in a new light by lacing up a sporty pair of sneakers instead.
The lightweight button-front dress spotted on influencer Ellery Lee wouldn’t normally scream for kicks, but don’t you see it in a whole new light when it’s punctuated as such? A closet essential you may not have thought much about suddenly feels 10x more cool.
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