Katie Holmes tops our list of “celebrity styles we love to copy.” The Dawson’s Creek star never fails in the fashion arena, especially when rocking brands totally within reach. Think: her boxy ’80s-inspired blazer that she (and shortly after, us) picked up at Everlane, or her Sorel sneakers that quickly became our fall staples. Then, of course, there’s her love for classic Reebok sneakers, which she’s been spotted numerous times on coffee runs and strolls around town. Luckily for us, Holme’s favorite kicks are currently 50% off online at Reebok.com.
The retailer is currently running its Friends & Family sale, offering up to 50% off select styles. Above this, Reebok is also hosting a National Running Day sale in honor of the June 1 holiday. Even though it came and went, the offers are still in effect. This includes a variety of trail- and road-ready running shoes, as well as a handful of stylish leggings, shorts, and sports bras. Basically everything you need to speed up your racing game and Katie Holmes’ style is on sale, making it a sales event worth browsing.
While Holme’s go-to sneakers—the Reebok Classic Leather Shoes ($85)—are, sadly, not Included in the sale are a bunch of very similar styles that will give you an equally A-list worthy look. at 30% off when you use code “SUMMER.”
If you’re looking to step up your running game, opt for the clean, minimalist National Geographic Floatride Energy shoe ($80), which is 35% off, or the Goodr Floatride Energy 3 running shoes ($85) which are 30% off. % off, no code needed. Whether you want a running shoe or just something stylish to wear on your coffee shop run, Reebok has you covered. Shop more sale styles below.
Reebok, Classic Legacy AZ shoes — $55.00
Originally $80, now $55
These rose-infused shoes are almost 50% off their normal price. Made with at least 30% recycled materials, they swap classic plain white leather for a chic embossed animal print on the upper and a few touches of pink. The details are subtle though, making them minimalist enough for everyday wear.
Women’s Floatride Energy Grow Running Shoes — $70.00
Originally $120, now $70
Treat your feet to these cute, colorful running shoes made from plant-based materials. Each pair features castor oil-infused foam that gives you cloud-like cushion with every stride, while natural rubber adds traction on the road. They’re buoyant and fun, and they’re 40% off right now.
National Geographic Floatride Energy 3 Adventure Women’s Shoes — $110.00
Originally $120, now $110
If you prefer rocky trails to open roads, opt for these sneakers. They were made in partnership with National Geographic to mimic “the textures and bioluminescence of marine life.” Looks aside, they’ll keep you supported on rocky terrain and dry in wet places thanks to quick-dry technology.
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Women’s Nanoflex TR Training Shoes — $64.00
Originally $90, now $64
Squats, pull-ups, burpees – you name it, and these lightweight shoes can handle it. The bouncy EVA midsole provides excellent energy return even during your most intense HIIT workouts. Layer the airy mesh upper and textured outsole, and you might not want to take them off after your workout.
Women’s Energen Plus Running Shoes — $46.00
Originally $70, now $50
As the name suggests, these shoes are synonymous with energy. Whether you’re on a paved road, gravel trail, or treadmill, the FuelFoam midsole will give your muscles and joints the love they need to stay responsive mile after mile.
Legacy AZ Leather Classic Shoes — $55.00
Originally $85, now $55
If you want to go the street style route, get these stylish leather trainers. The black and hot pink color combo gives them a vintage feel, but there are plenty of other hues to choose from. We love that they’re made with recycled materials, making them more durable than traditional options.
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