The Best New Sneaker Drops of 2025, From Adidas to Louis Vuitton
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Two months ago, it wasn't a new Louis Vuitton handbag that was grabbing all the headlines—it was a pair of sneakers. Dubbed the Sneakerinas, the shoes debuted to much fanfare. "The world of sport plays on contrasts and stirs up emotions with this new creation, distinguished by its hybrid design midway between sneakers and contemporary ballet flats," Louis Vuitton explained in a press release. "This resolutely dynamic, streamlined model combines freedom of movement with unrivaled agility."
Priced at $975, LV's new sneakers are cheaper than the brand's bags, but they're a hefty investment nonetheless. The Vans Super Lowpro Shoes are a more-than-worthy alternative at $85, especially considering that they launched a month ahead of the Sneakerinas. Inspired by '80s shoes from Vans's archives, the Super Lowpro Shoes are noticeably sleeker and lighter than the SoCal brand's signature styles, such as the Old Skool and Authentic. Rest assured, however, that those shoes will never go out of style—it's simply a matter of preference. Scroll down to shop my favorite new sneaker drops of 2025 so far.
Vans Super Lowpro
I'm partial to the red version, but these shoes also come in several other cute colorways.
On Cloudsurfer Next Z5
These sporty sneaks are definitely head-turning.
Louis Vuitton Sneakerina
These Louis Vuitton sneakers come in lots of fun colors.
This cobalt blue is guaranteed to earn you compliments.
Adidas Taekwondo Mei
Adidas
Taekwondo Mei Shoes
These Adidas shoes have the fashion world abuzz.
Adidas
Taekwondo Mei Shoes
I've been seeing these shoes all over my Instagram feed.
Maison Margiela Sprinter
MAISON MARGIELA
Sprinter Leather and Brushed Suede-Trimmed Shell Sneakers
Maison Margiela also launched a covetable new design this year.
MAISON MARGIELA
Sprinter Leather and Suede-Trimmed Twill Sneakers
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