FASHION | 04.10.2023

Attenzione, must-have: white sneaker!

Beira Rio brings you four breathtaking designs to create a casual chic look with a comfy mood, and plenty of fashion information to transform the 'basic' concept forever

A color for all occasions. Or rather, a timeless classic. White, off-white, or all-white. No matter how you define it, white is the new black, especially when it comes to setting looks on fire at maximum temperature. And if it depends on the main trend forecasts, WGSN - a global company expert in the subject and consumer behavior research - has already declared the color one of the favorites for 2024. And there are social networks out there hammering out the decision. 

On TikTok alone, the hashtag #AllWhiteOutfit has over 114 million views and #WhiteDress has over 1 billion so far, see! There's no doubt which shade is going to be the sensation and color women's looks with a lot of prominence. As well as being an ideal trump card to coordinate with all the pieces in your closet, the sober nuances contrast perfectly with an intense palette, in partnership with the color-blocking aesthetic. 

Versatility is the watchword
And, of course, the color of the moment also extends to shoes, making a statement in every season. And there's one design in particular that has become essential: we're talking about white sneakers! Easy to put on and functional, the Beira Rio versions also deliver plenty of style and bold design to accompany you from casual to formal events. 

We swear that we don't mean to confuse you, but take a look at our selection of the most coveted - and consumed by women (no wonder) - Beira Rio sneakers! The smallest details are guilty of elevating any outfit. It may be the shape of the textured box sole, from the 4280 line; the heel support in another shade contrasting with the white, from the 4205 line; or the metallic outline in gold or silver on the high-sole versions, from the 4306 line. All of them have smart shoelaces, making them easy to put on. Have you got your choice or are you going for the 'eeny, meeny, miny, moe'?