Enzo Romeo Women Fashion Casual Walking Sock Snocker Mesh Slid On Air Cushion Platform Comfy Sneaker Shoes

Sock sneakers, or "snockers," as we're going to keep insisting on calling them, are easily identified by their knit uppers and hyper-sleek silhouettes. Most look, quite literally, like thick, usually colorful socks with rubber soles attached. There are only two sneaker trends that matter right now: bulky, oversize retro running-inspired sneakers and sock sneakers (the sleek, ankle-hugging kinds made by those exact same brands, actually). Aesthetically, the two styles could not be any more different. But while the colorful, chunky runners double down on a silhouette your dad and dentist and high school chemistry teacher have sworn by for decades, the recent emergence of sock sneakers has led many guys to ask: Just how the hell do you wear them? Sock sneakers, or "snockers," as we're going to keep insisting on calling them, are easily identified by their knit uppers and hyper-sleek silhouettes. Most look, quite literally, like thick, usually colorful socks with rubber soles attached. Because the style—and the innovations that made them possible in the first place—is still relatively new. Easy ways for wearing them, whether you're heading to the gym, to work, or to hit the town.