The fresh new alternative that has people rethinking white sneakers

Watch out Stan Smith, there’s a new sneaker trend that’s popping up on the feet of celebrities, bloggers, and fitness-fashionistas everywhere: The pink sneaker.

But don’t pack up your favorite white pair just yet.

We’ve been tracking this trend for quite some time and although they serve a slightly different purpose than the classic ivory-hued pair, it appears the two can—and will—live in harmony. (Cue the collective sigh of relief.)

While the white sneaker is your go-to, everyday, looks-good-with-everything choice, the blush sneaker has a slightly more sophisticated and high-fashion look—meaning it’ll take longer than the slip-on-and-go alternatives.

Perhaps made popular by the always-sold-out Puma Creepers (thanks, Rihanna), the pink sneaker looks best with a more neutral look. While you don’t have to go completely colorless, reserve those bright and bold ensembles for the clean-cut white sneaker, and opt for denim, solid colors, and subdued, chic prints for your rose-colored footwear. Think of them as the white sneaker’s even cooler older sister.

Get ready to blush—and then shop—when you see these perfectly pink sneakers.

Feiyue Valerie Canvas Sneaker, $87.95

They New York Two-Tone Low in Blush-White, $349

Opening Ceremony Ssense Exclusive Pink Platform Slip-On sneakers, $195

Topshop Cyprus Lace-Up Trainers, $35

Common Projects Original Achilles leather sneakers, $410

Kaanas Serengeti Sneakers, $109

Jil Sander Pink Leather Miro Sneakers, $490

Adidas Originals Blush Pink Superstar 80’s sneakers, $100

Asos Day Trip Flatform Sneakers, $36

Adidas x Raf Simons Stan Smith sneakers, $400

Kurt Geiger Carvela Lorna sneaker, $170

Now that you’ve got your sneaks in check, it’s time to accessorize. This super-chic jewelry will look great from work to happy hour and—bonus!—you can work out in it.