Emily Ratajkowski slipped into a pair of her favorite, sneakers courtesy of Loewe for an outing in New York City on Monday.
The model donned a vibrant red off-the-shoulder mini dress boasting long sleeves and silver metal eyelet detailing along the neckline with Loewe’s Ballet Runners. She’s been spotted in the exact off-white style on various other occasions since it first launched four years ago. Last fall, Ratajkowski paired the sneakers with blue sweatpants and logo-covered Dior trousers.
The actress pulled her casual summer look together with yellow cat-eye sunglasses from Miu Miu, a matching shoulder bag and chunky silver hoop earrings.
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Creative director Jonathan Anderson introduced the minimalist shoes as a part of Loewe’s spring 2020 collection. The two-toned sneaker is crafted from a combination of smooth leather and suede and features tonal logo accents on both sides. Complete with a supple ridged sole and elasticized heel, the low-profile silhouette was designed with elements of a ballet flat and a retro 1970s track shoe. Made in Italy, you can cop them for $590 via the brand’s website.
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The same day, Ratajkowski was seen sporting an entirely different outfit and a shorter hairstyle with bangs while filming scenes for Lena Dunham’s upcoming Netflix comedy series “Too Much.” On foot, she wore Brain Dead x Oakley Factory Team Python Flesh sneakers. The bold laceless style from the brand’s fall 2023 collection comes in other colorways and retails for $165 on wearebraindead.com.
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The swimwear designer regularly hits the street of New York City in casual kicks. Since rising to fame, she’s proven herself to be a big fan of sneakers, with some of her favorites being from more accessible brands like Converse, Puma, Reebok and Vans.