20 sneakers that aren't white converse

Hello galpals!

     I am finally back in action with making sure I post once every week to keep everyone updated and informed about the latest and greatest. So before my usual blog post on post #NYFW article, I wanted to keep it fun and insightful this week before getting into the chaos of New York Fashion Week. As all of you know I currently attend Missouri State University, so I am surrounded by the "typical American college fashion" scene. College fashion is different for every university since there are many demographics that come into play such as location, gender, income, etc.. But one style still to this day I have seen which I am kind of over, okay really over, is white converse. Sorry if I offend any girl who treats her white converse like gold (you know who you are) but they have got to go.

     I remember getting my pair of white converse like it was yesterday, although instead it was about five years ago. You heard that right, they have been in style for more than five years, talk about a long-term trend. I probably wore my white converse everyday because they were in the "in-shoe" for every girl. You could wear them with literally anything, to school, to parties, and even to bed (yeah no). White converse was equivalent to black leggings, girls I knew had more than one pair. So down to the knitty and gritty. It is time for white converse to be banished and to be replaced once and for all. Now you are probably wondering, well what other sneakers should I wear? Here, I comprised a list of other sneakers you can wear besides those white canvas made things. Don't worry, you can thank me later.

Under 150$:

Kendall+ Kylie Brandy Knit Sneakers, $135
(www.shopbop.com)

Kendall+ Kylie Tyler Sneaker, $140
(www.revolve.com)



Kaanas Tatacona Sneaker, $119
(www.revolve.com)

Adidas Tubular Defiant Sneaker, $110
(www.urbanoutfitters.com)

Comme De Garcons Low-Top Sneakers, $125
(www.jcrew.com)

Vagabound Zoe Leather Sneaker, $135
(www.nastygal.com)



Under 100$:

Adidas Gazelle Sneakers, $80
(www.jcrew.com)

Leya Velvet Fur Sneaker, $100
(www.samedelman.com)

Nike Classic Cortez Leather Sneaker, $100
(www.urbanoutfitters.com)

Basket Heart Patent Women's Sneakers, $85
(www.puma.com)



Reebok Club C 85 Diamond, $79.99
(www.reebok.com) 

Suede Classic Women's Sneakers, $65
(www.puma.com)

Sock Sneakers, $69.90
(www.zara.com)



Van's Washed Canvas Old Skool, $65
(www.vans.com)

Le Coq Sportif Charline Sneakers, $98
(www.asos.com)




Under 50$:

Marvin Slip-On Sneaker, $40
(www.samedelman.com)

CRYSTAL Flatform Lace Up Trainers, $45
(www.topshop.com)

Fabric Plimsolls, $29.90
(www.zara.com)

The People's Movement Grandview Shoes, $19.99
(www.zumiez.com)

New Look Leather Look High Top Sneaker, $35
(www.asos.com)

 Hope this helps you resist temptation to put on those raggedy converse and put on something new and even more stylish. I know it will be hard to say goodbye, but when one door closes, another one opens (;




"A woman with good shoes is never ugly"- Coco Chanel

XOXOXO