The Biggest Sneaker Trends to Wear Right Into 2020

If you're looking for the boldest trend of the bunch, stop right here. Neon is back and better than ever and — if you ask us — is the perfect pick-me-up and pop of something fun with a more subdued Fall color scheme that might have taken over the rest of your look. Go athletic or fashion-focused but, of course, don't be afraid to embrace the neon.

Reebok Classic Nylon Sneaker ($40).

Adidas by Stella McCartney Pureboost Sneakers ($188).

APL TechLoom Breeze ($200).

ASOS Design Demi Slip on Sneakers ($35).

Maison Margiela Replica Sneakers ($685).

Invest in a classic with a pair of white low-top kicks that will seamlessly integrate into every part of your wardrobe for day or night. While they are the perfect pairing for your off-duty denim of choice, we love them equally as much with a midi skirt or minidress.

Adidas Stan Smith Shoes ($100).

Common Projects Original Achilles Low ($410).

Gucci Ace Watersnake and Canvas-Trimmed Leather Sneakers ($590).

Zara Soft Leather Sneakers ($70).

Gola Classics Tennis Mark Cox Sneakers ($65).

Rainbow tie-dye of the Summer has given way to a colorful trend that tends much more toward the geometric than the abstract for Fall. Whether you're opting for neon or autumnal hues, low- or high-tops alike, colorblocking is taking winds as the must have colorful addition to all stylish girls' wardrobes this season.

Nike Air Force I Leather and PVC_Trimmed Gingham Canvas Sneakers ($110).

Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Hi Color-Block Sneaker ($65).

Marc Jacobs Empire Leather Sneakers ($57).

Vans Sk8-Hi High-Top Sneakers ($70).

Good News Babe 2 Low Sneakers ($155).

Another season come and gone, and we're still very much loving the retro trend. Gone are the true dad sneakers and chunkier silhouettes of the past, though, giving way to sleeker skimmers and classically neutral colorways.

New Balance Made in US 990 Bringback ($180).

Adidas Superstar Shoes ($50).

Converse All Star '70s Oxford Sneakers ($80).

Nike Classic Cortez ($70).

Saucony Jazz Low Pro ($45).

There is something about a high-top that always seems to up the ante when it comes to sneakers. This Fall, the edgy-meets-sporty sneaker trend has reemerged, effortlessly integrated to more dressed-up looks for a whimsical high-low look that turns heads.

Comme des Garçons Play Multi Heart High-Top Sneakers ($135).

Madewell Sidewalk High-Top Sneakers ($98).

Tommy Hilfiger Lowgen High Top Sneaker ($40).

Pro-Keds Hi ($65).

Rag & Bone Rb Army High Sneakers ($275).

Everything is coming up roses this Fall as the ready-to-wear trend of the Summer takes hold of our sneaker collections. In contrast to the burgundy, camel, and army green tones of your apparel, look for dusty rose and pale pink hues when it comes to the sneaker styles you love the most.

Golden Goose Slide Sneakers ($530).

H&M Sneakers ($25).

Nike Blazer Low-Top Sneakers ($75).

Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh HG Suede-Paneled Runners ($675).

Veja Suede Esplar Low Sneakers ($120).

When it comes to platforms, we are seeing cleaner lines than we have seen in the past. Consider it a classic skimmer elevated, more so than something with a chunky sole. It's the Spice Girls at their best, of course, and we couldn't be more excited to stand a few inches taller in our athletic-inspired kicks this Fall.

Acne Studios Drihanna Leather Platform Sneakers ($430).

Keds Triple Kick ($50).

Puma Cali Remix Sneakers ($110).

Superga 2790 Tartan Platform Sneakers ($99).

Vince Suede Warren Sneaker ($225).