Photos: The hottest women’s sneakers of 2022

The Kurator brings you some of the latest luxury sneaker styles released this year

Published: July 22, 2022 15:21 The Kurator

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1. Balenciaga: The Italian-made fabric and mesh (no leather used on this sneaker) Balenciaga Phantom comes in pink with a washed effect and an embroidered logo at the back of the heel. The lightweight, breathable construction works great in the summer, as a casual shoe or trainer. Image Credit: Balenciaga

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2. Chanel: Chanel’s 2023 Cruise Collection designed by Virgine Viard and presented in Monte Carlo two months ago features these new silver and white sneakers inspired by the chunky styles of the 1990s - they’ll look fantastic on the side of the tennis court, if not at the base line… Image Credit: Chanel

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3. Louis Vuitton: Revealed as part of the Louis Vuitton 2023 Cruise Collection, the new Louis Vuitton sneaker embraces the brutalist and futurism of the Salk Institute chosen for the show. The extra chunky sole provides comfort and the velcro (of course) makes it a practical choice of footwear. Image Credit: Louis Vuitton

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4. Adidas: One of the biggest fashion collaborations recently as the Adidas and Gucci tie-up for a whole line of women’s clothes and and menswear - the whole collection screams the ‘70s, and we do love the platform soles on this Gucci take on a classic Adidas casual shoe. Image Credit: Adidas

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5. Simone Rocha: Simone Rocha showed off these new shoes as part of a bridal outfit, which shows you how imaginative you can be with them. As a concept, these sneakers are a mix of dad-shoes (soles) and ballerina pointe shoes (top section), but the accessorised socks are an option… Image Credit: Simone Rocha

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6. Gucci: As the latest take on a classic Gucci casual sneakers, the new Lovelight Screener Glittered Canvas shoes come in metallic gold leather trim and multi-coloured canvas covered in glitter. It manages to be both playful and classy at the same time - we love it! Image Credit: Gucci

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7. Jacquemus: Simon Porte Jacquemus has designed a line of women’s sportswear in collaboration with Nike, which includes this sturdy looking trainer available in two earthy tones and durable leather and textile construction with a chunky sole for hiking. Image Credit: Nike

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