The unexpected trainer trend ruling this season: yellow sneakers

Emili Sindlev and the iconic Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 Kill Bill style. Available at FARFETCH
* Mexico 66™ «Kill Bill – 2023» sneakers from Onitsuka Tiger featuring suede, panelled design, round toe, front lace-up fastening, logo patch at the tongue, branded heel counter, rubber sole and mustard yellow/black. These styles are supplied by a premium sneaker marketplace. Stocking only the most sought-after footwear, they source and curate some of the most hard to find sneakers from around the world.
(Photo via @emilisindlev)

Pernille Teisbaek and the New Balance x Ganni 1960R sneakers. Available at FARFETCH
* A play on everyday athletics, GANNI x New Balance have re-joined forces for another limited-edition run of three iconic sneakers that invite you to race towards the future.
A riff on 2000s running styles, these GANNI x New Balance 1906R Sneakers bring a touch of the unexpected to a legacy of running innovation dropping in two iterations: in Egret and Blazing Yellow colorways. The technical aesthetic of the 1906R features distinguished details like flexible ACTEVA LITE cushioning, shock-absorbing N-ergy, and segmented ABZORB SBS pods at the heel. The upper features a combination of breathable meshes and synthetic overlays, outfitted in a striking, performance-inspired palette of bright yellow, black, and white.
* GANNI and New Balance dressed the iconic 1906R in a vibrant «Blazing Yellow» colourway. Blending the two brands’ identities, this model is constructed with mesh uppers and smooth leather overlays with black accents and is enhanced by flecked laces. Underneath, a signature ripple sole completes the look.
(Photo via @pernilleteisbaek)

LAIA’S PICK: Adidas Gazelle Indoor suede sneakers, available at MYTHERESA
* Drawing inspiration from its own archives, Adidas revives the Gazelle Indoor low-top sneakers. The suede uppers contrast gum outsoles and are finished with the bran’s signature 3-Stripe motif.