This is how the new Adidas dosmileras sneakers are: salted butter color, comfortable and very cool

Posted on 7 September 2026

Fashion is cyclical but 2026 seems to be full of nostalgia. This season we see details that remind us of the 70s – such as vests – the 80s – such as structured jackets with XL shoulder pads – or the early 2000s (such as long blouses). This last decade is the protagonist of today because among the new Adidas products we have found some trendy sneakers with super evident Y2K vibes.

XLG RUNNER DELUXE 2.0 shoe

XLG RUNNER DELUXE 2.0 shoe

RRP at Adidas — 150.00

Its dull aesthetic makes us nostalgic and we already need to turn to retinol because it has all those characteristics that we were passionate about then. We wore them with very long flared pants (so long that they dragged on the floor and pushed our mothers to the limit of their patience). This season, trends dictate that they will be the allies of extra baggy pants, cargo or parachute skirts.

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But its strong silhouette and cool aesthetic can give us a lot of play combined with ultra-feminine garments such as airy midi dresses or long lace skirts. It's a matter of playing and betting on the wrong shoe trend, since its butter and white tone is so minimalist and elegant that it is easier to combine them than it seems. We have them for 150 euros.

How to combine these Adidas Y2k sneakers

Hollie Mercedes

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But if we want to take advantage of this type of sneakers without risking too much, this look by Hollie Mercedes is ideal. A sweater almost the color of the sneakers, loose white cargo pants, and a black shopper-style bag. The feminine touch is provided by a pendant-style necklace with a black cord that completely balances the color palette of the look: the result is comfortable, cool and pure modernity.

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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