Emily Ratajkowski Makes Off-Duty Style Look Effortless in Oakley Sneakers During Dog Walk with Colombo
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Emily Ratajkowski has a knack for transforming everyday moments into runway-worthy fashion displays, and her recent dog walk with her beloved pooch, Colombo, was no exception. The model and actress, known for her effortless street style, turned heads on the streets of New York City in a minimalist yet striking ensemble that perfectly encapsulated off-duty chic.
Ratajkowski opted for a monochromatic look, pairing a simple white tank top with Aritzia’s high-waisted shorts that highlighted her statuesque figure. The clean, all-white outfit exuded an air of understated elegance, allowing her choice of footwear to take center stage.
On her feet, Ratajkowski sported a pair of Oakley Team Flesh sneakers—a nod to the early 2000s aesthetic that has made a strong comeback in recent years. These sneakers, originally released during Oakley’s dive into performance footwear, have been revived thanks to a collaboration with Los Angeles streetwear label Brain Dead. The Team Flesh, with its unique design and futuristic silhouette, adds a touch of edginess to any outfit, making it a standout choice for the style-savvy star.
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Ratajkowski is no stranger to retro-inspired sneakers, often reaching for classic styles from brands like Vans, Nike, and Puma for her casual outings. Her choice of Oakley Team Flesh for this particular outing further cements her reputation as a trendsetter who effortlessly blends nostalgia with modern style.
Whether she’s strutting down a red carpet or walking her dog through the city streets, Ratajkowski knows how to make a statement with her footwear. Other than retro sneakers the “Gone Girl” actress can be found in an array of strappy sandals, mules, boots or pointed-toe pumps from affordable brands like Aldo and Femme, plus boots from Proenza Schouler, Celine and Stuart Weitzman.
