Just For Kicks: Our Editors Chose 22 Cool and Trendy Sneakers They'll Be Wearing in 2022

Chuck Taylor All Star Platform ($75)

"The berry shade of these sneakers if perfect for the new year. I'll wear them with jeans as well as midi dresses." - Macy Cate Williams, senior editor, Shop

Reebok Club C 85 Sneakers ($70)

"If like me, you can't stop buying white sneakers, may I suggest you add these Reebok vintage ones to your collection? They are so comfortable and versatile." - Alessandra Foresto, deputy editor

Adidas Originals Stan Smith Sneakers ($100)

"I have been wearing Stan Smiths forever but I love this new soft pink back for winter. These sneakers are so comfortable, clean, and classic with any look." - Dana Avidan Cohn, executive director, Style

Superga 2750 Cotu Classic Sneakers ($65)

"I love a good white leather sneaker, but a canvas pair is always good to have on hand too. Not only are they supereasy to throw on with anything from jeans to dresses in spring and summer, but they're easy to throw in the washing machine and clean, so you'll own them forever." - Krista Jones, associate editor, Shop

Reebok Club C Sneakers ($70)

"I'm really into all the throwback sneakers, but this Reebok pair is my favorite. I'll wear these all spring and summer long with denim." - Macy Cate Williams, senior editor, Shop

Nike Air Max Pre-Day Sneakers ($130)

"The neutral colorway of these Nike sneakers is so chic. I'll wear them with a simple tee and jeans so they can get all the attention." - Macy Cate Williams, senior editor, Shop

New Balance 997 Classic Sneakers ($90)

"I have a new found love for New Balance sneakers and my pair from last year is totally worn out, so now I have my eye on the 997 sneakers. The cute pink and navy details makes them feel different and fresh. They're perfect to wear with jeans and tee and I know they'll always look cool." - Krista Jones, associate editor, Shop

Vans Women's Checkerboard Slip-On Sneakers ($50)

"The Dior show was filled with checkered accessories - they are going to be everywhere!" - Dana Avidan Cohn, executive director, Style

Veja V-10 Sneakers ($150)

"These classic sneakers truly go with everything, and the design will never go out of style."
- Lisa Sugar, founder, POPSUGAR

Nike Blazer Mid Sneakers ($120)

"I really like these sneakers because the colors are customizable. The sky is the limit with what you can do with the design." - Macy Cate Williams, senior editor, Shop

Adidas Superstar Shoes ($85)

"There isn't a week that goes by where I don't wear my Adidas Superstar Sneakers ($85) at least once, but usually twice. They go perfectly with everything in my closet - from jeans to sweatpants and even dresses - and they're so comfortable I can wear them from sun up until sun down without any problems." - Jessica Harrington, associate editor, Beauty

Flower Mountain Kotetsu Sneakers ($240)

"I'm a sucker for anything sherpa, so these fun kicks instantly caught my attention. How can you resist the fun colorful vibe?" - Macy Cate Williams, senior editor, Shop

Everlane Forever Sneakers ($65)

"For something truly versatile that goes with everything, these fully recyclable sneakers are the ideal option. Bonus points: these sneakers are machine washable." - Macy Cate Williams, senior editor, Shop

Comme des Garcons Play Peek-A-Boo High-Top Canvas Sneakers ($150)

Converse are obviously a sneaker staple but I love the Comme des Garçons collab. These are so easy to style with anything but still have a pop of personality and color thanks to the CDG logo." - Kelsey Kennick, editorial operations manager

New Balance 993 Sneakers ($175)

"I've been living in my 993s for about two years now and the hype around them doesn't seem to be dying down anytime soon. They honestly make any outfit look elevated and they're super comfortable and don't hurt my knees when I walk which is a huge plus for me." - Nikita Charuza, editor, Fashion

Tory Burch Good Luck Trainer Sneaker ($278)

"I have had my eye on these sneakers for weeks now - I love the soft neutral tones and modern design." - Macy Cate Williams, senior editor, Shop

Adidas by Stella McCartney Asmc Treino Sneakers ($180)

"I'm all about athletic sneakers these days, I rock them with leggings, sweatsuits, jeans, and even trousers. I want something new that's not too athletic but still sporty and stylish and these asneakers are the ones. Not only do they look cool, but I know they'll be comfy and perfect everyday." - Krista Jones, associate editor, Shop

Cariuma High Off-White Canvas Sneakers ($98)

"This past year, mine have totally been these sneakers. As a total Vans lover, these are like the 2.0 iteration. Firstly, I love the off-white coloring because sneakers that are dental-white just irk me. Most importantly, Cariuma sneakers are sustainable and made from vegan materials. As I slowly make the transition to veganism, I'm trying to buy products that help me put the money where my mouth is. Did I mention they're incredibly comfortable?

- Sarah Wasilak, editor, Fashion

Loewe White Ballet Runner Shell ($590)

"What can i say - they have my initial on them! These sneakers are an investment, but the quality and design can't be beat." - Lisa Sugar, founder, POPSUGAR

New Balance 624 Sneakers ($75)

"They are my life now. I walk the extremely thin line between "super knowledgeable fashionista who loves streetwear" and "dad". Also if these ever go out of style I can save them in the back of my closet for when I am old, frail, and in need of arch support. It's a win-win." - Renee Rodriguez, executive assistant and contributor

Tory Sneakers ($169, originally $228)

"I've taken these sneakers on long walks and short hikes, and they've supported me the entire time. I find them to be a stylish everyday choice with the logo insertion and tasteful color gradient. Plus they're also comfortable enough for all-day wear." - Shelcy Joseph, assistant editor, Shop

Nike Air Force 1 '07 Shoes ($90)

"White sneakers are obviously a shoe staple, but the platform version of these classic Nike's make them perfect to pair with jeans and a tee or a dress." - Kelsey Kennick, editorial operations manager