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5 bold sneaker hues to heat up your cold-weather looks

Jan 02, 2020

You know the Converse colors that are all-season classics—think black, white, and red Chucks. But there are times of the year that call for swapping out the tried-and-true for something bolder or more vibrant. And—hello, 2020—it’s about that time. So, how should you refresh your sneaker style for the new year?

With winter now in full-force and most of us rolling three layers deep, we’re looking at our best and brightest hues to lighten things up. See how our new seasonal colors can level up your cold-weather looks.

If you love to mix and match your
layers, take it a step further and
lean into colorblocking by wearing
two totally contrasting sneaker
colors at once.

Converse Classic Chucks - Blue and Green Low Top Shoes

@michaelucian0 Wears: Cypress Green x Coast Low-tops

Match the pink of these
sneakers to pop-color
accents, like a waistband,
pant pattern, shirt trim
—or all three.

@kaneablokland Wears: Peony Pink Platforms

If your high-tops have an
extra memorable lugged sole,
give them your full attention
by adjusting the hem of your
pants to show off your shoes.

@leeza.day Wears: Wolf Grey Chuck Boots

Anchor any unique sneaker
color with outlandish or textured
pieces for an unapologetically
original look.

@_lil__baby_ Wears: Ocean Mint High-tops

Make vibrant sneakers stand
out even more by pairing
them with neutral, everyday
pants like dark-wash jeans.

@geofiasco Wears: Rose Maroon Chuck 70s

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Mix, Match, & Remix
With Color

5 bold sneaker hues to heat up your cold-weather looks

Jan 02, 2020

You know the Converse colors that are all-season classics—think black, white, and red Chucks. But there are times of the year that call for swapping out the tried-and-true for something bolder or more vibrant. And—hello, 2020—it’s about that time. So, how should you refresh your sneaker style for the new year? See how our new seasonal colors can level up your cold-weather looks.

If you love to mix and match your layers,
take it a step further and lean into
colorblocking by wearing two totally
contrasting sneaker colors at once.