Martha Stewart wears these 'perfect' sneakers everywhere

Nov 07, 2024

Martha Stewart knows comfy footwear is a good thing.

After all, while the domestic doyenne owns plenty of designer pieces, she’s more often stepping out in something a bit more casual: her favorite Skechers sneakers.

The longtime brand collaborator told InStyle earlier this year that her Slip-Ins Ultra Flex 3.0 Sneakers ($90) are the “perfect” shoe for “shopping or entertaining at home,” adding that she rocks hers “anywhere and everywhere.”

That’s certainly been the case in the time since; she even packed the trusty kicks for the Olympics in Paris this summer, posing in a gray pair outside the Palace of Versailles.

And a month earlier, she teamed a sold-out version of brand’s D’Lux Walker 2.0 Sneakers ($100) with a striped Brunello Cucinelli shirt and Hermès belt for a “semi casual” boat ride in Maine.

“I have a pair of Skechers in every car,” Stewart raved to People while discussing her collaboration earlier this year.

“When I get out of an event at night where I had to wear a nice pair of high heels, I get in the car and immediately take my shoes off and put on my Skechers,” she added of the “lightweight” slip-ons.

And with temperatures starting to drop, perhaps she’ll be soon swapping out her car kicks for one of the more winter-ready styles in her capsule collection, which includes snow boots like the Easy Going Darling Puffer ($80) and Winter Road 2 ($90).

For those who prefer a more (literally) elevated look, there’s also the platform Pier-Lite Fall Stunner ($95) and lower-rise Lovely Autumn Slip-Ins ($90).

Below, shop more Skechers styles ideal for fall:

This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.