There's a new white Adidas sneaker in town, and it just may be the next It style. It's just as classic as Stan Smiths and Superstars, but unlike those, it isn't everywhere (yet). It's also not a re-releasing of a heritage style, unlike the two we just mentioned, but it looks just as authentically old school. Its name is Everyn, and Emily Ratajkowski just gave her approval, opting to wear the kicks with leggings and a cropped puffer in New York this week.
The sneakers are priced at $100 and like the Stan Smiths feature microdot stripes. Other standout hallmarks of the shoe are a cool gold logo, a high rubber toe cap, and an of-the-moment thick sole.
The sneakers, which are made exclusively for women, are already selling out on adidas.com, and have racked up a number of positive reviews since their late-January release. But not to worry—Nordstrom is fully stocked (for now) in both white and black. Check them out on Ratajkowski and shop them for yourself below.
On Emily Ratajkowski: LPA jacket; Prada bag; Adidas Originals Everyn Perforated Low Top Sneakers in White ($100)
Available in sizes 5 to 11.
Available in sizes 5 to 11.
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