Martha Stewart has the most comfortable Skechers sneakers to walk all day without losing style

Martha Stewart is 85 years old but she leads such an active life and has such a careful style that she looks 60 at most. She has found the infallible formula for success: mixing casual but intentional looks and more elaborate party looks in both cases with comfort as her flag. That is why it is a style reference for women of all ages, especially 50 and over.

Taking these data into account, it is not surprising that the North American celebrity collaborates with the most comfortable footwear brand of the moment: Skechers. Precisely because her urban style with a rural touch – you can imagine her both working in her garden and shopping in the most exclusive neighborhoods of New York – matches perfectly with the philosophy and style of the brand.

Furthermore, it is a very graphic example that fashion has no age, that aging no longer implies accepting certain canons and that one can continue leading an active life, with style and personality beyond 60 (and 80).

Marta Stewart's Skechers sneakers

If there is a pair of sneakers that mix comfort and trend in the Martha x Skechers collection, it is without a doubt this sock-effect high-top design in olive green. A laceless design that can be put on without having to hold on and that, thanks to its flexible sole, is perfect for walking for hours without your feet suffering. An ideal signing for the autumn that we find on sale on the web right now for 110 92.99 euros.

How to combine boot-style sneakers

The best way to combine these sneakers is with pants of the same tone, like Martha does. Since in this way we achieve a visual effect of continuity that lengthens the silhouette. At El Corte Inglés we have these cargo pants on sale – pure trend this fall 2026 – from Simorra in the same olive green as our sneakers for 130 69 euros. We only need to add a basic white cotton t-shirt, a leather jacket and a printed bandana on the neck to give a touch of color to the outfit.

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