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The fashion industry loves a portmanteau: we’ve had skorts, shackets, even jeggings. The latest to enter the lexicon—and command the trend cycle—is the sneakerina. Part sneaker, part ballerina, spring’s It shoe combines a casual athletic silhouette with the dainty appeal of a classic flat. It’s easy to see why the hybrid has caught on: sneakerinas offer polish and comfort, without taking themselves too seriously. They’re durable, less precious, and often a lot easier to wear than ballet flats, but sleeker than, say, a bulky dad shoe.
Vogue’s Favorite Sneakerinas
The Trending Must-Have
Adidas x Wales Bonner Karintha Lo sneakers
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The Hint of Red
Adidas Taekwondo Mei ballet sneakers
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The Editors’ Pick
Dries Van Noten paneled sneakers
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The Pale Pink
Chloé Kick sneakers
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The Celeb-Loved
Prada Collapse Re-Nylon sneakers
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The Everyday Neutral
Jamie Haller Sacchetto sneakers
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The Mary Jane Hybrid
Puma Speedcat ballet sneakers
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The Icy Blue
Miu Miu Plume sneakers
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Fashion has embraced the look on the runways, most notably at Dries Van Noten and Prada, where for spring 2026 colorful satin and embellished versions nudged the silhouette further into the spotlight. Athletic brands have leaned in, too, with Adidas’s popular Taekwondo and Puma’s Speedcat Ballet Venus selling out repeatedly.

Prada spring/summer 2026
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Dries Van Noten spring/summer 2026
Photo: Alessandro Viero, Gianluca Carraro / Gorunway.comThe sneakerina is a natural fit for those looking to balance style, sensibility, and a touch of sweetness in their wardrobe. Find our favorite pairs, and how to wear them, right here.
With a Printed Slip Dress and Funnel-Neck Jacket
Miu Miu’s slim satin sneakers in baby blue call for airy accompaniment. Pair them with a lightweight dress, white anorak, and sporty shades.
Dries Van Noten
draped midi dress
Tory Burch
Deco Runway sunglasses
With ’90s-Inspired Neutrals
Pair Chloé’s girlish take on the sneakerina with a sleek yet feminine look—a satin skirt in baby yellow, an asymmetrical top, and artful earrings.
Charlotte Chesnais
Round Trip earrings
With Everyday Essentials
Prada’s avocado green sneakers will up the ante on any ensemble—even trousers and a white tee. Add another hint of color with a pastel pink knit.
Banana Republic
Modern straight pants
Prada
Collapse Re-Nylon sneakers
With a Khaki Bomber Jacket and Pleated Skirt
Dries Van Noten’s low-profile sneaker shape has become a cult-favorite. Here, a delicate satin version plays off of preppy khaki separates and a slouchy gray sock.
Dries Van Noten
paneled sneakers
With a Maxi Dress and Crochet Headscarf
Puma’s popular Speedcat Ballet Venus has a space-age feel in purple satin. Pair it with an ethereal white dress and crochet headscarf.
Coach
Chelsea shoulder bag
Magda Butrym
crocheted scarf
Puma
Speedcat ballet sneakers
With a Hoodie and Straight-Leg Jeans
Sneakerinas work well in off-duty outfits too, as evidenced by this Jamie Haller pair worn with denim and a zip-up.
Beyond Yoga
LuxeFleece zip-up hoodie
Jamie Haller
Sacchetto sneakers
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