The Silver Sneaker Trend Is Officially Everywhere—Here Are 12 to Shop Now

New Balance is a forever-contender when it comes to street style sneakers, and these silver 530s remind us why. The slightly lifted, springy sole makes these a smart and comfy choice to take you seamlessly from daily workouts to weekend outings, while the recognizable silhouette lends a little carefree-cool to any look. We especially like how the mesh breaks up the metallic silver accents, making these a more accessible way to dip your toe into the trend.

On the other hand (or rather, foot), these highly reflective, futuristic kicks by Steve Madden are perfect for those who want to fully dive into the silver sneakers trend and never look back. This low-top lace-up style is practically mirrorball-like in its finish, and the exaggerated tongue detailing ensures they'll stand out, even in sea of metallics. The kicker? Reviewers cite their supreme comfort as another reason to take the plunge.

Is it just us, or have the Mexico 66 sneakers been popping up everywhere lately? The super-sleek, form-fitting silhouette of these shoes feels undeniably of-the-moment, and we love how the Onitsuka Tiger stripes cut through the silver and add a little motion and energy. PSA: they're also available in black-on-silver, if you prefer.

If the New Balance 530 wasn't your speed, may we recommend the more muted styling of the 1000 that's part of their "reflective pack". While it's less audacious than the high-shine silvers we're seeing elsewhere, that's kind of why we like it. The subtle sheen feels a bit more elevated, as does the slightly deeper silver hue.

Looking for something that says "compliment magnet"? Look no further. While newcomer ALOHAS (founded 2015) is definitely less "performance-athletic" in its styling, it's not a brand you should sleep on. The fashion-forward, made-on-demand label has some serious style chops, and these boldly reflective sneakers are no exception. We love the distinctive detail of pairing the high-shine leather with an earthy gum sole for added contrast. Style these sneakers with cuffed denim for an easygoing everyday look that's sure to get noticed.

We'll be the first to admit that silver sneakers can skew a little retro, like some of the slim, 60s-inspired silhouettes seen above. But the Adidas Megaride is pure futuristic fantasy. The iconic Megaride sole looks positively space-age when clad in silver, an effect that's only leveled up by the lace-free vamp. Strapping these on feels like strapping yourself into a space suit for a mission to the far-reaches of the galaxy—even if you're just popping down the street to pick up your dry cleaning.

Converse loyalists, we see you. But just because you're a die-hard for this classic minimalist skate shoe, doesn't mean you can't switch it up every now and then. Skate star Louie Lopez's take on the enduring Converse silhouette is a little more sleek and fitted than the standard, with a light-as-air feel that active, on-the-go audiences love. And of course, it takes on a whole new gleam in fresh silver leather.

Another staple skate sneaker that has seriously leveled up, these Pumas are a top pick for completing ultimate your after-workout look. The high-contrast black sole means that these sneakers almost read as Creepers at first glance, lending an undeniably edgy vibe to any outfit. Trust us—even your well-worn loungewear looks shiny and new when worn with these.

Why stop at one metallic when you can mix and match? These ALLSAINTS sneakers amplify the texture of snake-embossed leather with not just silver, but also bronze and Champagne gold accents. Add these to your rotation and you'll be on the cutting edge of the next metallic trend before it even takes off.

Collegium's made-in-Italy Court II sneakers are crafted from premium Italian leather, and hand-stitched with a unique pattern that reminds us of a pair of sophisticated loafers or brogues, begging the question: Should you be wearing silver sneakers to your next job interview? These make a pretty strong argument for it.

A timeless silhouette + a flashy fabrication = a recipe for your new go-to shoe. Beckett Simonen's trainers are exceptionally clean and cool, with a shape that'll never go out of style. And since they're made from full-grain Italian leather (pebbled, for fuss-free wear), you'll be able to keep wearing them on repeat for years to come. We'd pair them with a minimalist bike-shorts-and-bralette set to let them really shine as the star of your next sweat sesh.

Diadora has been making high-performance footwear since 1948, but there's nothing old-fashioned about the eye-catching kicks they continue to turn out. These leather and mesh sneakers take their athletic DNA from track shoes the brand engineered in 1975, but we think their energizing aesthetic sprints ahead of the pack just as well today. (Please note: the Equipe is listed as an all-gender style, but is shown in Men's sizing on the product page, so be sure to double-check your size before adding to cart.)