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Ballet sneakers are the Jennifer Lawrence, Nicole Kidman, and Bella Hadid-approved trend worth shopping this summer

Ballet Sneakers Are the Jennifer Lawrence, Nicole Kidman, *and* Bella Hadid-Approved Trend Worth Shopping This Summer
Ballet Sneakers Are the Jennifer Lawrence, Nicole Kidman, *and* Bella Hadid-Approved Trend Worth Shopping This Summer

Shop their exact pairs, plus more cool styles.

Shop their exact pairs, plus more cool styles.

Shop Ballet Sneakers

There once was a time when wearing sneakers meant you went with the practical option, not the fashionable one. Then, the ballet sneaker appeared and completely changed that, fusing style and function and becoming the go-to option for chic, stylish celebrities and It Girls like Bella Hadid (who put the style on the map, IMO), Jennifer Lawrence, and Nicole Kidman.

Celebrity credits aside, the shoes are everywhere—TikTok, Instagram, and all over the streets of L.A. and NYC. Because finally, there’s a shoe that’s supportive, cool, and easy to style in a way that feels modern and fresh (beyond the many iterations of ballet flats we’ve seen in the past few years). The new It Girl sneaker has arrived, and I think you should make room in your summer wardrobe with the styles below. 

Vivaia Carol Square-Toe Jogger Sneakerina

VIVAIA Carol Women's Square Toe Jogger Sneakerina Comfortable Satin Fahion Ballet Sneakers Barefoot-Like Non Slip Walking Shoes for Daily Dress
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$159 at Amazon

The first ballet sneaker to go viral, IMO, was the Vivaia Carol Sneakerina worn by Bella Hadid last summer. The slim sneaker has the appearance of a square-toe flat or jazz shoe, but has the supportive rubber sole of a sneaker. 

Nike Air Rift Mesh Shoes

Nike Air Rift Mesh
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$110 at Nike.com

My personal favorite of the bunch is the Nike Air Rift shoes, worn by Jennifer Lawrence last winter (her spring pair of Salomon Marie Jeannie’s are constantly sold-out). These have a fashionable split-toe silhouette that elevates them far beyond just a regular pair of sneakers. 

Adidas Taekwondo Mei Ballet Flats

adidas Taekwondo Mei Ballet Flat
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$100 at Nordstrom

If you want a ballet sneaker that you can easily slip on and hit the town, these aren’t for you. The laces add an extra stylish step that wraps up and around the ankle. They’re incredibly comfortable, though, and I can attest that the lace-up detail is not painful or blister-inducing. 

Tigerida Mary Jane Sneakerina

Tigeridea Fashion Sneakers
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$50 $46 at Amazon

I see this style constantly when I'm out in Los Angeles. There are so many rave reviews, too, with shoppers saying they "receive so many compliments” while wearing them and that they’re “so comfortable.”

Adidas Barreda Mary Jane Shoes

adidas Women's Barreda Mary Jane Shoes
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$70 at Amazon

Get all the comfort and durability of an Adidas sneaker without the laces with this Barreda style. I’d wear these with a breezy white skirt and a graphic tee this summer. 

Naturalizer Tallulah Sneaker

Amazon Naturalizer Tallulah
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$110 $93 at Amazon

Ballet sneakers mold fashion and function, and this podiatrist-approved pair takes the extra step in making sure they’re actually good for your feet. These are made with breathable mesh and feature an extra-cushioned footbed. 

Shop more ballet sneakers, below. 

Rag and Bone Emilee Mary Jane Runner Sneakers

Nordstrom rag & bone Emilee Mary Jane Runner
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$348 at Nordstrom

Vince Coralie Ballet Sneakers

Nordstrom Vince Coralie Ballet Sneaker
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$295 at Nordstrom

Puma Speedcat Go Ballet Sneakers

Nordstrom PUMA Speedcat Go Ballet Sneaker
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$90 at Nordstrom

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