When it comes to off-duty style, Bella Hadid sets a high barre.
On Tuesday, she stepped out in LA wearing Vivaia’s newest design: the Yancy Jogger Nylon Sneakerina, which blends the balletcore craze with a trendy, suede-accented sneaker silhouette.
The machine-washable style comes in seashell, red and black, in addition to Hadid’s smoky gray hue.
The model matched her kicks to the rest of her monochromatic look, which included a white jean jacket and an ab-baring bra top.
She’s a major fan of the ballet sneaker trend, having worn Vivaia’s original Cristina Satin Sneakerinas in two different colors.
She’s not the only one obsessed with the look, as Amelia Gray Hamlin also sported a pair during Paris Fashion Week in March.
And Charli XCX proved ballet sneakers are brat, wearing the pale pink version both at Coachella and for a walk in NYC this spring.
More than 15,000 pairs of the viral shoes have been sold since the style launched in February, per the brand — and Page Six Commerce Reporter Erica Radol calls them an “unexpected wardrobe love.”
“The shoes have a barefoot-feel technology that’s super comfortable,” she raves. “The satin fabric and pseudo-sporty design give a playful yet chic look to even all-black outfits.”
Since Vivaia’s 2020 launch, the brand’s comfort-focused footwear has garnered a long list of A-list fans, with Oprah, Emma Roberts, Selena Gomez and Katie Holmes all stepping out in its boots, sandals and flats.
And if Hadid’s any indication, the sleek new sneaker could be the next big celebrity hit.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
