Converse sneakers have long been wildly popular—among celebrities and everyone else. So seeing Jennifer Lawrence wearing them isn't really groundbreaking, per se. That said, it's worth noting that she usually wears Dior sneakers, and Vice Presidential candidate and Senator Kamala Harris has certainly made Converse Chuck Taylor sneakers a hot item this fall. They've become her unofficial campaign shoes, as she's worn them for various stops around the country with skinny jeans and blazers in recent weeks.
We have no idea if Jennifer Lawrence is aware of Kamala Harris' love of Converse. And it could certainly be a coincidence that she too has started wearing them, or perhaps she was inspired by Harris' go-to sneakers. We'll probably never know, so let's just look at pictures of JLaw and Harris wearing their Converse sneakers with comfortable outfits and shop them for ourselves, shall we? Keep scrolling to do so.
On Jennifer Lawrence: Dior cardigan; Haider Ackermann pants; Celine Small 16 Bag ($3850); Converse Chuck Taylor Low Top Sneakers ($50)
On Senator Kamala Harris: Converse Chuck Taylor Low Top Sneakers ($50)
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