The designer sneakers keep coming.
Last week, Louis Vuitton unveiled the Sneakerina, a new silhouette that plays into the trend of sneakers inspired by ballet flats, while Dsquared2 released the Sprinter, a $520 take on retro running shoes. Both arrived shortly after Marni revealed a road running sneaker with Hoka and Balenciaga sent its distressed take on a Puma Speedcat sneaker down the Paris Fashion Week runway.
Luxury labels, it seems, aren’t about to give up their high-priced takes on…

