Jennifer Lawrence Laces Up This Season’s Best Selling Puma Speedcat Sneaker at World Series Game in Los Angeles
Jennifer Lawrence attended a World Series game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees held on Oct. 25 in Los Angeles.
Getting sporty, the “No Hard Feelings” star laced up a pair of Puma Speedcat OG in a contrasting black and white hue. Retailing for $100, the low-top silhouette included mixed suede and leather uppers accompanied by almond-shaped toes and black lace-up closures. Non-slip rubber soles, metallic gold logo detailing and white Puma cat embroidery on the toes finished off the set, making the sneakers instantly recognizable.
The sneaker is a popular one for Puma. Currently, the shoe is sold out on the brand’s website but can be purchased via a slew of websites including Poizon, Kicks Crew and Goat, among others. Beyond the black and white colorway, Puma’s Speedcat comes in an array of unique colorways, giving prospective buyers a number of options to choose from. The style is so popular in fact that it was named the “hottest sneaker” in the world by Lyst last week.
Matching the casual vibes of her footwear choice, the “Red Sparrow” actress donned a black and white striped collared long-sleeve layered overtop a plain white tee. On the bottom, Lawrence wore black baggy trousers, a closet staple.
The look perfectly mirrored the color scheme of the actress’ footwear. As for accessories, the thespian shielded her features with thick black rectangular sunnies worn in tandem with simple stud earrings and a black leather bag with silver hardware.
Lawrence often makes sharp shoe statements, preferring styles that are classic and versatile. When on the red carpet, the “Hunger Games” star frequently wears pumps, sandals and wedged heels from brands including Gianvito Rossi, Gia Borghini and The Attico.
Her off-duty style also includes strappy sandals and mules from The Row, Bottega Venets and Simon Miller. When casually dressing, however, Lawrence regularly wears Ugg boots and go-to slides from Oofos, Manolo Blahnik and Pierre Hardy, as well as sneakers by Reebok, Nike and Dior.