If you know Emily Ratajkowski's style, you know that she's a great source of sneaker inspiration. She wears them often, just like the true New Yorker that she is, and I advise taking note of both the way she styles her sneakers and the actual ones that she wears. If she's wearing them, they're cool and probably comfortable.
While out and about in NYC this week, Ratajkowski wore a chill outfit consisting of a cropped T-shirt, baggy gray jeans, and a pair of classic white sneakers with crew socks. The sneakers are the lace-up style from Rothy's, and if you aren't familiar with the brand, you should know that it has a serious cult following. Popular styles are often quick to sell out, and if you take one look at any of the 2.1K reviews of the sneakers, you'll see that people are passionate about how comfortable and perfect they are.
With that, read on to shop EmRata's exact sneakers along with a few other pairs that Rothy's shoppers are obsessed with.
On Emily Ratajkowski: Rothy's The Lace Up Sneaker ($165); Balenciaga License BB-Logo Rings ($350)
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