The best stylish sneakers for women

• With tons of great sneakers on the market, it's hard to narrow down your options.
• If you have to choose just one pair, make it the Allbirds Wool Runners. They're comfortable, go with everything, and come in a variety of colors.

I used to be That Girl - the one who thought high heels were the only "fashionable" shoes. It took, oh, about twenty years of blisters and aching toes before I finally realized how ridiculous I was being. There's nothing stylish about trailing behind a group of your friends because the stilettos you've had on since 9 a.m. are slicing into your ankles like some "Game of Thrones" torture device.

Now that I've fully embraced the sneaker, my feet have never been happier. The right pair of sneakers can look amazing with so many different looks, from trousers to dresses. Best of all, they literally save you from a world of hurt.

What constitutes a "stylish" sneaker will surely depend on your individual style. But, by and large, the options on this list are easy to wear with many different outfits, comfortable enough to commute in, and won't give you flamin' hot blisters whenever you have to walk longer than a mile.

Here are the best stylish sneakers you can buy:

• Best sneakers overall: Allbirds Women's Wool Runners
• Best comfort sneakers: Cole Haan GrandPrø Tennis Sneaker
• Best platform sneakers: Keds Triple Up Leather
• Best slip-on sneakers: Vans ComfyCush Checkerboard Slip-On
• Best sporty sneakers: Adidas Women's Stan Smith Shoes
• Best classic sneakers: Converse All-Star Canvas Low Top Sneaker
• Best white sneakers: Koio Capri
• Best trendy sneakers: Golden Goose Superstar Sneakers

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