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Taylor Swift stepped out in another pair of New Balance sneakers.
The Grammy-winning artist stepped out in New York City on Tuesday, two days after cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs in New Jersey. For this outing, she kept her affinity for New Balance up; the star was seen in New Balance 550 sneakers at the Chiefs game on September 24 in Kansas City. This time, she slipped into a pair of Ganni x New Balance 1906R kicks in the colorway titled “Egret.”
The shoes are made of white mesh with tonal leather overlays and a cream and black sole. The shoes also feature a pop of color with its bright yellow accents, seen on the logo. These shoes are available on Goat and Ganni, starting at $256.
Swift paired her shoes with a cool but casual athleisure look. She wore navy blue biker shorts with an oversized graphic tee. Her teal t-shirt featured a photo of Shania Twain. Swift accessorized the look with Louis Vuitton’s two-toned $3,450 Camera Box crossbody bag, black sunglasses, green ankle socks and a baseball hat from Still Here New York.
When it comes to her footwear style, Swift’s red carpets and onstage performances often include pumps, sandals and tall boots from brands like Christian Louboutin, Chloe Gosselin, Sophia Webster, Aquazzura and more. While off-duty, the singer-songwriter goes for Birkenstock sandals, ankle boots from Christy Dawn and Ugg, as well as Nike and Golden Goose sneakers. Recently, the musician has been reaching for knee-high leather boots from brands like Reformation and Louboutin.
Ganni x New Balance 1906R Sneakers
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