Riflettori puntati: Trainers

Menswear Edit

Summer Tonals
A perfect complement to the Modern Safari trend coming through for him this SS21, tonal trainers are some of the easiest styles to dress up or down. Seek out slimline trainers in military shades of khaki and styles in warm desert hues of biscuit and sand from the likes of Kurt Geiger. Pair with dark denim for a smart-casual look, or embrace the Modern Safari aesthetic, with shirts, shorts and other separates in leafy camouflage prints and off-white shades of beige, all of which complement tonal trainers to a T. 

Chunky Trainers
A trainer style straight out of the ‘90s, chunky trainers have evolved into a classic in recent years, making a comeback over several seasons. A departure from the more refined, understated and simple sneakers that have previously been a must-have for him, a chunkier trainer is unashamedly bold. For SS21 opt for unblemished styles in heel to toe white from the likes of The Kooples or take the old school influence up a notch, with bulky trainers in retro tones of yellow, red and purple from Adidas, for a colour palette that embraces a blast from the past.  

Dress trainers
Relaxed tailoring is a big trend for SS21 menswear and a dress trainer is the ideal shoe to accompany this paired back look. Opt for neutral tones of chocolate and tan in luxe leathers from the likes of Ted Baker or channel understated style in ethereal white designs. For occasions when you can get away with a slightly more relaxed shoe, a dress trainer can substitute perfectly for your usual brogue or loafer. Elevate the smartness even higher with styles in luxurious materials such as suede, paired with loosely structured suits in muted tones of grey.