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LOEWE Reimagines Signature Sneaker with Ballet Runner 2.0

February 5, 20253 Mins Read
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LOEWE’s Ballet Runner has received a significant update with the launch of the Ballet Runner 2.0. First introduced in 2019 by creative director Jonathan Anderson, the original sneaker was an early adopter of the retro running trend. Now, LOEWE has reimagined this silhouette with fresh color options, refined details, and an enhanced structure, making the Ballet Runner 2.0 a standout in the footwear category.

A Fresh Take on a Modern Classic

The Ballet Runner 2.0 builds upon the foundation of the original design while incorporating new features that elevate its aesthetic and functionality. The updated sneaker comes with a new shape that adds weight to the silhouette, thanks to additional overlays and embellishments. The upgraded sole is a key highlight, providing extra durability and support without sacrificing style.

Offered in a total of seven colorways, the Ballet Runner 2.0 comes in both nylon and calfskin leather variants. The nylon versions include a classic black-and-white duo, along with two bold technicolor options. One of the technicolor variants even recalls the iconic Nike Forrest Gump Cortez colorways, a nod to retro athletic styling. On the other hand, the calfskin leather variants, which include White, Black, and Cinnamon, offer a more elegant, monochromatic look, perfect for those seeking a pared-back yet sophisticated design.

Signature Design Elements and Branding

As with the original, the Ballet Runner 2.0 prominently features LOEWE’s signature oversized cursive L monogram, which adorns the lateral panel of the sneaker. A square-shaped emblem is embossed into the tongue tab, further emphasizing the brand’s commitment to premium craftsmanship. A new feature of the 2.0 version is an injected rubber Loewe logo that protrudes from the heel tab, adding a modern twist to the classic sneaker.

The asymmetrical toebox, sock-like internal structure, and textured rubber outsole—visible at the toecap—are all design elements that contribute to the shoe’s unique character. These enhancements give the Ballet Runner 2.0 both a functional and fashionable edge, making it suitable for a variety of occasions and settings.

Availability and Market Impact

The Ballet Runner 2.0 is available now for purchase on the official LOEWE web store. With its bold new features and array of color options, the updated sneaker is set to capture the attention of fashion-forward individuals looking for both comfort and style. Whether you’re drawn to its technicolor variations or prefer the sleek monochrome leather models, the Ballet Runner 2.0 brings a refreshing update to a beloved design.

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