You Don't Need Any More White Lace-Ups—Buy These Instead

Sponsor Content Created With Reebok

Long gone are the days when It girls teetered about in stilettos to prove their fashion cred. Nowadays, comfort reigns supreme, and like most high-maintenance fashion staples, those sky-high heels have been swapped out for a more casual-chic, off-duty vibe. Sneakers are versatile enough to suit a variety of personal styles and can be worn with just about anything, and thanks to the street style set, they’ll be around for at least another season (no complaints here!). But before you invest in yet another pair of all-white lace-ups, why not change things up a bit? Take cues from the looks below that highlight Reebok’s ERS Deluxe Slip-Ons ($80). They come in two chic neutral colorways that work for nearly any outfit.

Ready for the proof? Scroll down to see spring’s most coveted shoes (and the trending denim to match).

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For some serious below-the-ankle action, style your raw-hem denim with these cream-and-beige ERS Deluxe Slip-Ons

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Prefer darker shades? Show off your dark gray–and-navy ERS Deluxe Slip-Ons with your favorite pair of distressed black jeans and a black bomber jacket. For another nod to athleisure, wear a fluorescent sports bra under a sheer white tee—it’s the perfect off-duty weekend look.

Want in? These are available to shop now and there's no harm in stocking up. 

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Group Executive Director, Branded Content and Beauty

Caitie Schlisserman is an L.A.-based executive director with over a decade of branded content and editorial experience. She joined Who What Wear in 2014 as the first branded content editor and has worked her way up to overseeing a team of talented branded content editors and the beauty department of the media revenue team. Before Who What Wear, Caitie helped launch FabFitFun's first subscription box and worked at a beauty startup where she assisted in successfully launching the editorial department.