Millennial pink shoes to die for!

Millennial pink footwear trends





Puma

Puma has done a few footwear and clothing collabs this summer including their “Fenty” by Rihanna line. This line brought us styles designed by Rihanna, many tapping into this millennial pink hype that the fashion industry has been soo fanatical about. This colour can be seen in styles such as the satin bow "Fenty" sliders. Sliders have been a very popular footwear choice this summer so this piece has been received well. The brand also re-vamped their classic puma suede style by bring out a platform version in a range of to-die-for colours – one of these being millennial pink. As platformed, creeper style shoes are always received well on the high street, these stunning shoes have been a hit. 


Adidas

Adidas has really been at the forefront of the millennial pink trend in terms of foot wear as it has brought out many of its popular, classic styles in this sought-after shade. The Stan Smith is one of these classic styles that fashion-forward millennials are pairing up with everything as they are so workable. This adaptation to the style was taken further when the brand released an all pink suede Stan Smiths that are truly stunning. The Gazelle – like the Stan Smith – is another classic Adidas style that was adapted to work into this trend. Unlike these two styles, the NMD is a more current high-tech style by the brand that has been popular this year. Branching this style out into a pink colour has only heightened its popularity. 


Vans

Like other top high-street brands, Vans have also adapted styles to fit this millennial pink trend. Vans recently just turned 50 and to celebrate their 50th anniversary they released 50 new colours of their popular styles, the Sk8-hi and the Old Skool being two of the styles they focused on. Later this year these two styles were adapted into this popular pink shade and later brought out in a platform style – both of which were very highly sought after. 
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-A&L

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