Best Footwear Trends at Tokyo Fashion Week SS27

SummaryTokyo Fashion Week SS27 street style highlighted an expansive mix of technical runners luxury silhouettes and avant-garde footwearKey callouts featured high-profile collaborations alongside tactile releases from Doublet MIKIOSAKABE and Comme des Garçons x SalomonThe footwear lineup emphasized hybrid designs ranging from indoor soccer trainers to chunky platform soles and spiked canvas uppersFootwear at Tokyo Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 delivered a dynamic cross-section of technical performance, archival indoor sport references, and avant-garde experimentation. On the streets of the Japanese capital, showgoers anchored their fits with an eclectic mix of functional runners, high-concept platform soles, and sleek low-profile models.Running and trail silhouettes maintained a heavy presence on the pavement. Technical highlights included the hybrid Nike Air Max Plus Tiempo in "Wolf Grey," the Mizuno Wave Prophecy 1 in "Harbor Mist/Chinese Red/Black," and the tactical Salomon XA Forces 8 GTX EN. Collaborative runners stood out with the Awake NY x ASICS Gel Preleus in "Cool Grey Silver," the muted AURALEE x New Balance 990v4 in "Dusty Blue," alongside core models like the New Balance 2002R, ASICS GEL-Cumulus 16 in "Cinnamon/Pure Silver," the HOKA Speedgoat 2 TS, and Satisfy TheROCKER.Sculptural and statement designs added experimental flair to the lineup. Standout selections included the grounds Jewelry Loafer in "Enamel Blood," MIKIOSAKABE's "Jewelry" Ark Whale, the platform Comme des Garçons x Salomon XT-Whisper Void in black, and Doublet's green Dirty Spike Toe Cap Canvas Sneakers featuring distressed uppers with rubber spikes. Rounding out the mix were low-profile court and lifestyle choices, including the metallic PUMA Speedcat, PUMA Mostro Perforated, adidas Originals F50 Sala in "Silver Metallic/Grey Three," adidas Forum Cubism SQ, Nike Shox Z, beige Balenciaga Monday Suede Sneakers, and the multicolour Acne Studios Bubba.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Best Footwear Trends at Tokyo Fashion Week SS27

Summary

Tokyo Fashion Week SS27 street style highlighted an expansive mix of technical runners luxury silhouettes and avant-garde footwearKey callouts featured high-profile collaborations alongside tactile releases from Doublet MIKIOSAKABE and Comme des Garçons x SalomonThe footwear lineup emphasized hybrid designs ranging from indoor soccer trainers to chunky platform soles and spiked canvas uppers

Footwear at Tokyo Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 delivered a dynamic cross-section of technical performance, archival indoor sport references, and avant-garde experimentation. On the streets of the Japanese capital, showgoers anchored their fits with an eclectic mix of functional runners, high-concept platform soles, and sleek low-profile models.

Running and trail silhouettes maintained a heavy presence on the pavement. Technical highlights included the hybrid Nike Air Max Plus Tiempo in "Wolf Grey," the Mizuno Wave Prophecy 1 in "Harbor Mist/Chinese Red/Black," and the tactical Salomon XA Forces 8 GTX EN. Collaborative runners stood out with the Awake NY x ASICS Gel Preleus in "Cool Grey Silver," the muted AURALEE x New Balance 990v4 in "Dusty Blue," alongside core models like the New Balance 2002R, ASICS GEL-Cumulus 16 in "Cinnamon/Pure Silver," the HOKA Speedgoat 2 TS, and Satisfy TheROCKER.

Sculptural and statement designs added experimental flair to the lineup. Standout selections included the grounds Jewelry Loafer in "Enamel Blood," MIKIOSAKABE's "Jewelry" Ark Whale, the platform Comme des Garçons x Salomon XT-Whisper Void in black, and Doublet's green Dirty Spike Toe Cap Canvas Sneakers featuring distressed uppers with rubber spikes. Rounding out the mix were low-profile court and lifestyle choices, including the metallic PUMA Speedcat, PUMA Mostro Perforated, adidas Originals F50 Sala in "Silver Metallic/Grey Three," adidas Forum Cubism SQ, Nike Shox Z, beige Balenciaga Monday Suede Sneakers, and the multicolour Acne Studios Bubba.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast