10 Women's Sneakers That Guys Wish They Could Cop

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This sleek tennis shoe was designed for Serena Williams, who rocked a pair at the 2014 Australian Open. The high neoprene ankle construction took style cues from the game-changing Kobe 9. That crisp white on white would look good in any dude’s rotation.

These varsity red Air Force 1’s were released to show love for the ladies in 2010. The low retro style features a monochromatic animal print and a patent leather swoosh with gold detailing. They even came with a custom Valentine’s Day box. 

These retro Jordans changed the game by being one of the first to feature snakeskin when they originally dropped back in 2001. Even with the pink and white colorway, these Jordan’s have become one of the most coveted releases. Just look at that icy sole. 

These clean, white J’s were the first women’s-only Air Jordan release, but that hasn’t stopped men from trying to cop this beautiful shoe. They have the perfect hint of yellow and black. 

These shiny metallic kicks were first released exclusively for women in a “liquid metals” pack, featuring the shoe in both gold and silver. Luckily for guys, they were later dropped in larger sizes and featured a new speckled outsole. 

Who wouldn’t want to sport these classic, premium suede runners? The vibrant green colorway features patterned canvas and neon accents. These next level women’s sneakers definitely make all the dudes jealous.

This cool blue-on-blue colorway of the Huarache was exclusive to ladies and unfortunately, for the guys, you can’t even recreate it on Nikeid. The design adds texture with a monochromatic safari overlay. 

This high fashion take on the iconic Air Force 1 Mid silhouette is pure fire. The thick clean, white sole sets off the smooth, tan calfskin—of course, guys want these.

This NikeCourt Tennis Classic was reimagined by the French boutique in honor of Maria Sharapova. The original 1970s Nike style got a sleek update with Colette’s signature colors and the tennis player’s logo on the back. 

This metallic shoe was clearly inspired by the iridescent gemstone. With an eye-catching bone-color base, even men were lining up to squeeze their feet into these retro Jordans.