#BBSHOPS: Fresh For Fall-Winter 2026, Here Are Four Designer Sneakers To Check Out

The sneaker has long since graduated from off-duty afterthought to a genuine design category at fashion houses. In fact, this season’s crop makes the case even stronger. From an archival sportswear collaboration to a gender-fluid runner draped in butterflies, here are four very different takes on today’s fashion sneaker.

01 - Celine/Reebok Freestyle Lo, SGD990
Firstly, Celine’s debut collaboration with Reebok takes the Freestyle Lo - originally a women’s aerobics shoe - and rebuilds it entirely in lambskin. The low-top keeps the original’s rounded toe and chunky midsole, but trades standard leather for something far more supple. Jacquard labels carry both brand logos. It comes in retro-leaning colours like Butter and Oxblood, reading less like a hype sneaker and more like something to style with smart tailoring. CELINE

02 - Chloé Kick Sneaker, SGD1050
Meanwhile, Chloé invents its own hybrid silhouette from scratch. The Kick Sneaker fuses the sporty lines of a boxing shoe with the softness of a ballet slipper. That tension is precisely what makes the style distinctive. The upper is noticeably supple, but the sole stays slim and low-profile rather than chunky. Spanning shades from muted neutrals to bolder 80s-inspired pops of colour, it fits squarely within creative director Chemena Kamali’s bohemian vision for the house. CHLOÉ

03 - Loewe Grip Aqua, SGD1600
Loewe’s Grip line has become the Spanish fashion house’s playground for exaggerated, architectural sneaker silhouettes. The Grip Aqua pulls back on scale while leaning into that same instinct. Built in stretch suede with moulded TPU panelling, its asymmetric toe gives it a biomorphic, aquatic profile, hence its name. An embossed Anagram sits on the tongue, while the brand name runs debossed into the rubber outsole. A burnt-saffron orange leads the seasonal lineup, which includes black and a muted moss green. LOEWE

04 - Valentino Garavani Stud Up Sneaker, SGD1200
Lastly, Valentino’s Stud Up Sneaker reworks the signature Rockstud hardware for an entirely different register. This season, it appears on a dynamic, unisex runner silhouette built in split leather and nylon. Layering over the studs is the standout butterfly embroidery, a recurring motif across Valentino’s current RTW. Colours range from soft lilac and pink to sharper azure and olive green, as well as multicolour combinations. Quieter all-leather options in black and white round out the range. VALENTINO

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