Salomon! Adidas! Miu Miu! These Sneakers at Nordstrom Are On-Trend (Yes, I Want Them)

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With winter finally coming to an end in New York City, spring sneakers are top of mind for a lot of people ready to put away their snow boots and other cold-weather shoes, so I decided to browse what’s in stock at Nordstrom.

Personally, when I wear sneakers, I tend to gravitate toward pairs that look less like traditional sneakers and sometimes more like flats or Mary Janes. The XT-6 sneakers from Salomon have been go-tos for years, and I’m also a fan of the Gender Inclusive RX Moc 3.0 Slip-On Sneaker from the brand. I’ve been considering the $100 Gel-1130 Sneaker from Asics as well. For my dream pair, the Plume Mary Jane Ballet Flat Sneaker from Miu Miu is at the top of my wish list.

While scrolling through Nordstrom’s selection, I saw a range of options, from under-$100 to designer. Highlights include the Taekwondo Shoe and Tokyo Sneaker from Adidas, the Speedcat Ballet Sneaker from Puma, and the Sheryl Sneaker from Shushop. There’s also the Lace Up Sneaker from Coach for $145 and the Hank Field Sneaker from Tory Burch for $250. For more luxury options, I found the Orbit Flash Mary Jane Sneaker from Bottega Veneta, the Plume Satin Low Top Sneaker from Miu Miu, and the Collapse Mixed Media Low Top Sneaker from Prada.

Below, shop the on-trend sneakers at Nordstrom for spring 2026.

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Audry Hiaoui
Associate Shopping Editor

Audry Hiaoui is a writer based in New York. For Who What Wear, she specializes in emerging designers, independent labels, and brand discovery, as well as interviews both on and off camera. Her writing has appeared in AnOther, Wonderland, Office, Interview, Love, and i-D, among others, with multiple cover stories and features in print, and she has worked as an editorial producer for Vogue during fashion months. She holds a master's degree in journalism and documentary filmmaking from City, University of London, and has an extensive background in film, having worked for Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, and Vice UK as well as on various projects including documentaries and music videos and most recently as a writer's assistant on an upcoming HBO/A24 series.