GUCCI LOAFERS AND CHANEL SLINGBACKS ARE EVERYWHERE AT FASHION WEEK

Jenna Lyons in Adidas Stan Smiths and Leandra Medina in Chanel slingbacks exiting a show on Sunday. Photo: Monica Schipper/Getty Images

Three seasons ago, you couldn't walk within a five-block radius of a fashion week venue without seeing half a dozen pairs of Adidas's Stan Smith sneakers.

Spotted on the street on Sunday. Photos: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images (left) and KDV/Fashionista (right)

There's nothing revolutionary about the loafers above. It's clear that new creative director Alessandro Michele has brought some much-needed cool back to the Gucci label. People want to be wearing the most identifiable Gucci goods possible, and they integrate easily with shirt-and-jeans ensembles.

Vogue's Virginia Smith and front row at Tracy Reese. Photos: Imaxtree (left) and Brenna Weeks/Getty Images (right)

Chanel's new, but classic, two-tone slingbacks are also making the rounds this season. We've spotted them on WSJ. Magazine's Laura Stoloff, The Man Repeller's Leandra Medine and InStyle's Melissa Rubini (not pictured) this week. Their modest heel height makes them nearly as practical a choice as the Gucci clogs, but show-goers tend to pair them with skirts or dresses rather than pants.

WSJ. Magazine's Laura Stoloff, The Man Repeller's Leandra Medine and a show-goer on Sunday. Photos: Ben Gabbe/Getty Images (left) and KDV/Fashionista (center and right)

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