Lily Collins just wore this season's chicest Adidas trainers
Whilst our flat shoe focus may be on ballerina flats, loafers, Mary-Janes and weather-appropriate boots, Lily Collins is keeping the Adidas craze firmly on our radars - and showing us how to style them for the bitter UK cold.
The Emily In Parisstar is currently in London to fulfil her 12-week stint in the West End play, Barcelona. The play is set (unsurprisingly) in the eponymous Spanish city and is based on "an American tourist [who] goes home with a handsome Spaniard. What begins as a carefree, one-night stand becomes a high-stakes clash of intention and desire, as the personal and political intertwine."
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Leaving the Duke of York theatre after her performance, Lily stepped out with her husband Charlie McDowell oozing comfort cool in an oversized teddy bear coat, mocha-hued tracksuit bottoms, a multicoloured scarf and a grey hat. The pièce de résistance was her beige-hued Adidas trainers in a wintery suede aesthetic.
Suede is a timeless option for the autumn/winter season, yet it's returned with a vengeance for 2024. Brands including Miu Miu, Isabel Marant and Lora Piana demonstrated a slew of bags on the AW24 runway, whilst suede shoes are a go-to for influencers, fashion editors and royals alike.
Whilst suede may be a fashionable choice for many, the delicate material can make it off-putting. The fashion experts at Frasers, however, previously told H! Fashioneverything you need to know about storing, cleaning and drying suede pieces to ensure they stay as pristine as possible - from wet weather damage to stains and spills.
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The Adidas Samba and its sister designs - the Spezials and Gazelles, have been the It-girl footwear of the moment. And whilst other trainer silhouettes - most notably the Puma Sparco Speedcat - have attempted to knock Adidas off of its pedestal, Lily has proven that the shoe has officially cemented itself as a go-to.
