Sneaker trends for spring-summer 2027

As the fashion month officially comes to an end, the focus is now on deciphering the trends that will shape the next season. While the most striking silhouettes of spring-summer 2027 will still have to wait several months before making their way into our daily lives, such as the spectacular skirts of Prada or the zebra-printed heels of Chanel, sneakers can already join our wardrobes.

Retro runners make a strong comeback

In line with autumn-winter 2026-2027, retro runners make a strong comeback in spring with vibrant chromatic associations and a look firmly in line with current trends. Leading the way, Miu Miu, whose latest collaboration with New Balance revisits the running sneaker RC150 from the archives in striking colors ranging from cobalt blue to neon yellow, through tomato red and bright orange.

Balenciaga and Stella McCartney's contributions

Balenciaga, on the other hand, defends low-top sneakers with contrasting patches, available in fluorescent colors, while Stella McCartney proposes a vegan suede version of this indispensable piece of sportswear. One thing is sure: retro-inspired low-top sneakers are making a strong return.

Minimalist sneakers gain popularity

At the other end of the spectrum, minimalist sneakers offer a lesson in restraint. From immaculate white models resembling derbies seen at Celine, now a signature of the house, to small black sneakers spotted at Jil Sander and Polo Ralph Lauren, these discreet silhouettes prove that simplicity is sometimes the best choice.

Versatility in sneaker styles

Whether one prefers to brighten up an outfit with a vibrant touch of color or bet on a minimalist aesthetic, the next season promises a sneaker for every stylistic sensitivity. The retro sneaker If they have long since surpassed their purely sportive function, retro runners are making a strong comeback in spring-summer 2027.

Miu Miu's collaboration with New Balance

Miu Miu revealed its latest collaboration with New Balance through a multitude of silhouettes, reinterpreting the running sneaker RC150 from the archives in bold colors. Balenciaga has bet on models with contrasting patches in fluorescent colors, while Stella McCartney has favored a more discreet vegan suede version of this indispensable sportswear.

Current models to consider

Want to adopt the trend before everyone else? The Moon Shoe from Nike and the latest collaboration between J.W. Anderson and Diadora are two models to add to your collection right now.

Minimalist derby sneakers

Proof that a shoe does not need to be elaborate to attract all attention? The minimalist derby sneaker. Celine revisits its lace-up white model, now emblematic of the house, while Auralee and Jil Sander focus on equally minimalist creations, emphasizing clean lines and subtle details.

Versatile and sophisticated options

Versatile and clearly more sophisticated than a classic pair of sport shoes, these sneakers gain in allure when they show a slight patina. The classic Keds models and the low-top sneakers from Ralph Lauren are two options to wear today and to bring out again in spring.

Skateboard-inspired sneakers

Another trend that no longer needs to prove itself, the fashion industry's passion for rubber-soled sneakers shows no signs of slowing down for the next season. Between references to the skateboard wardrobe and inspiration from more preppy boat shoes, Polo Ralph Lauren, Burberry, and Louis Vuitton have each reinterpreted this nostalgic silhouette on the runways.

Available options

For an easy-to-wear option already available, go for the Authentics from Vans or the boat shoes from Sperry. Looking for a more sophisticated interpretation? The proposals from The Row and Phoebe Philo deserve your full attention.

Small black sneakers

Like the derby sneaker, the small black sneaker reminds us that simplicity never goes out of style. For spring-summer 2027, the clean silhouettes dressed in deep black are emerging as another essential in the minimalist wardrobe.

Designers favoring black

Celine, Jil Sander, and Polo Ralph Lauren favor sober lines, discreet details, and subtle finishes. Until the official release of these new models, turn to reliable options like the Collapse from Prada, the Arcadia from Proenza Schouler, or the Flex from Toteme, for an elegant interpretation of this essential everyday item.

Natural tones in sneakers

Like denim, sneakers are also adopting a palette of natural tones for spring. Khaki, olive, and brown bring an organic look to the seasonal collections. At Moschino, the first show by Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina explores the gorpcore aesthetic, inspired by open spaces and outdoor wear, while TWP revisits utility codes.

Nature-inspired designs

Whether they display a robust look ready to face trails or a more sober silhouette designed for the city, these nature-inspired sneakers offer a welcome alternative to the eternal neutrals.

Decorative elements remain popular

Decorative elements and other decorative details remain at the heart of the trends, with designers multiplying playful touches to create models that are not overlooked. Coach injects a confetti spirit into its worn-effect white low-top sneakers, while Burberry adorns its slip-on models with generous floral sequin compositions.

Options before official release

Until their arrival in stores, let yourself be tempted by everything that slightly deviates from the norm: sequins, ultra-shiny finishes, and embroidered details will add a good dose of personality to your outfits.

Worn effect in sneakers

With the Celine x Reebok sneakers, intentionally patinated, seen during the men's spring-summer 2027 show and again on the women's runway this month, the marks of time are no longer simply tolerated: they are now encouraged.

Coach's interpretation

Coach offers its own interpretation of this already worn aesthetic, with carefully worn finishes on simple white low-top sneakers. Until the highly anticipated releases of the season, bet on the Super-Star from Golden Goose or the intentionally scuffed models from Autry.

A way to enhance character

A way to remind that a slight patina is often what gives a piece its full character.