These A-list approved trainers should be going straight on your a/w wishlist

Vote with your feet this season with the vegan trainers celebs love
Everyone's talking about LØCI, so put your best fashion foot forward this a/w…

What do Olivia Wilde, Mila Kunis and Lucy Hale have in common? No, we're not here to inform you they all use Wilde's broke-the-internet salad dressing. Look at their feet: they're wearing LØCI trainers.

The A-list are tapping into the one fashion trend that's here to stay: eco-luxury. Piercing the sartorial zeitgeist, it's the critical belief that style and sustainability must go hand in hand. The industry is being held accountable and the fashion pack are voting with their feet this season.

Built upon the principle that the world just does not need more shoes, LØCI trainers are vegan, recycled, renewable and biodegradable. Each pair takes 20 plastic bottles from the ocean and 10% of all profits go to protecting wildlife. And we love them so much, we've collaborated on a LØCI x Stylist trainer you can get your hands on. 

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The Seven trainer is handmade at a small shoemakers in Porto using premium water-resistant recycled ocean plastic sourced from the Mediterranean and the Atlantic coast of Africa. Designed for maximum comfort, a custom-made cork insole gives a soft re-bounce and the lightweight, recycled rubber sole creates a no-slip grip.

And they score serious fashion points, too, dressed down with a tailored suit for off-duty street style vibes or dressed up with a billowing maxi come cocktail hour.

Oh, and you'll find the Stylist branding inside the shoe. No wonder celebs love them. 

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