If you’re in need of new shoes, look no further than some of your favorite stars! From Taylor Swift to Justin Bieber, we’ve got all their go-to pairs here! This post contains affiliate links.
Where Do the Stars Get Their Sneakers?
Taylor Swift – Nike Women’s Free RN Running Shoes in Turquoise/Black/Rio
If you need a pop of color to your everyday look, these are the shoes to buy. Taylor Swift is rocking them for the gym, but you could also rock these for school or errands if needed. They are comfortably cushioned and the classic Nike logo keeps the neon color scheme grounded.
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Justin Bieber – Jordan Jumpan Pro Basketball Shoes in White/Red
These sneakers are awesome for the obvious: basketball. But they are also sick for any type of outdoor sports. The red and white colors are so cool and the cushy material provides extra support for when you’re tearing up the court.
How could you not feel like Hollywood royalty wearing these super fun shoes? These sneakers have a flattened arch for a sleek look, plus shiny gold accents on the front. The black and white coloring feels classic – what more could you want?
Price varies depending on size.
JT can do no wrong – so go with these shoes when you need traction, speed and the ability to survive wear-and-tear. These spiked shoes have endless strength to withstand grass, mud and dirt. The laceless option makes tripping over shoestrings a thing of the past.
Price varies depending on size.
Kate Middleton – Superga ‘Cotu’ Sneaker
These classic white shoes are super ladylike, making them perfect to wear with any outfit. They are casual enough to wear with jeans, yet cute enough to rock with a light dress. Plus, who doesn’t want to match with Queen Kate herself, right?
Price varies depending on size.
That’s it – there’s all the super cool shoes that your favorite celebrities are wearing! Happy shopping!
Kari Highman is a Beauty and Fashion Blogger at Feeling the Vibe Magazine. Otterbein Alum (2017) – English & Psychology. Always learning & creating. Avid fan of mid 2000’s TV & pop music. Comments or tips, email [email protected]
