The white shoes trend is here to stay! Discover my sporty white outfit, and get basic tips and no-fail ideas on what to wear with all white sneakers!
Hey pretty lady! From celebrities to runway models, everyone is wearing white sneakers this year. And if you, too, bought a perfect pair for yourself, but then got home and wondered, exactly what to wear with all white sneakers, you’re not alone!
What to Wear with All White Sneakers: While everyone keeps saying you can pair your white kicks with anything and everything, sometimes it can get tricky. Like when you put on an outfit, how do you decide whether it works with your white sneakers? Do you first pick an outfit, and then mindlessly pair your all sneakers with it? Or do you first pick the shoes, and then create an outfit around it? So confusing, fashion can sometimes be!
Well, don’t worry! Here’s all there is to know about what to wear with all white sneakers, and how to create the simplest outfits!
First things first, if you want a no-fail outfit, start by pairing your kicks with a casual outfit, not a formal one. You can choose the good ol’ skinnies, and wear a white crop top or tee with it as a safe option. Or you can pair them with a black co-ord set.
How to Color Co-ordinate Your Outfit with White Sneakers: Don’t be afraid to try out your shoes with a mini-dress or a midi-skirt. Neutrals work best with all white sneakers. Pastels and of course, denim, also work really well. So choose a black top with a print skirt, or a pastel blue dress paired with a camel-colored jacket. Navy and white are a match made in heaven, so you can also try white sneakers with crop navy pants and a striped tee! You can give a pop of color with a handbag in red or fuchsia!
How to Create Summer & Fall Outfits with White Sneakers: For the summer, mini-dresses and shorts are the best bets for your sneakers. You can also try crop-pants or capris with tank tops. For fall, try long slit skirts, jeans, and pair them with knee-length coats or crop-jackets.
What to Wear with All White Sneakers: How I Did It
For my outfit, I tried to create a sporty look with a fun, retro 80s vibe! So I paired my white sneakers with a frayed denim miniskirt, a white polo-neck t shirt. It’s a super-low budget outfit I created with stuff already there in my wardrobe, great for college or a breakfast outing. It’s also a good outfit if youur date wants to take you out to watch a tennis match!
For the everyday look, I picked white laced sneakers with a gold patch at the back. I paired them with short white socks. I accessorized this look with little else – just a single silver drop earring.
For the makeup, I tried to make this look more glamorous with strobing and a winged eyeliner. I wore grey smokey eyeshadow and lots of mascara, with glossy pinky-peach lipstick. To add to the sporty chic vibe, I wore a poofy side-ponytail.
So I hope you got some basic ideas on what to wear with all white sneakers. And did you like my look? What are you gonna pair with your white shoes? Lemme know! Comment below!
Muaah XOXO 🙂
I was wearing:
White Sneakers: Head Over Heels, Westside
White Polo-Neck T Shirt: Nuon, Westside
Frayed Denim Skirt: Forever 21
White Socks: Adidas
Foundation: L’Oreal Infallible 24H
Highlighter: Sportsgirl
Grey Eyeshadow: M.A.C. Knight Divine
Liquid Eyeliner: DiorAddict It-Line
Eyebrows and Mascara: Clinique High Impact Mascara
Lip Liner: Dior Lip Liner Pencil Candy Rose
Peach Lipstick: Sephora
White Nail Polish: L’Oreal
Shilpa Ahuja the editor-in-chief of ShilpaAhuja.com, which she founded with the goal of inspiring confidence in the modern working woman through fashion. Other than defining the direction of the magazine, she also writes about fashion & beauty trend forecasts, industry analysis, and opinions.
Shilpa’s work has been published in the University of Fashion blog and Jet Airways magazine. She is also an artist, illustrator and cartoonist. She is also the creator of Audrey O., a comic series that represents the lifestyle of millennial women. She enjoys creative writing and world travel. Her art has been exhibited at Harvard Graduate School of Design and the Aroma Hotel, Chandigarh and been published in Chandigarh Times.
Originally from Chandigarh, Shilpa also has a degree in architecture and has worked in interior project management. She is also the author of the book “Designing a Chinese Cultural Center in India”. Shilpa has a Masters in Design Studies degree from Harvard University.
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