adidas introduced the original Gazelle sneaker in the '60s and later updated them in 1991, which is the version you're familiar with today. While the brand is certainly having a moment with their Sambas and fashion house collaborations, these murdered-out shoes caught our eye. There's something so sophisticated about an all-black shoe, especially in a textural nubuck material that looks luxe, even though these will only set you back about a hundred bucks. Plus, they can be worn with practically anything. Go head-to-toe denim on denim or throw on some hiking shorts.

You know how Birkenstock's Boston clogs have been the summer shoe over the past few years? Well, the fisherman sandal is next up. Personally, I tend to think of the funny uncles at the cookout wearing these with a shorts-and-polo look, but maybe I'm turning into that guy the older I get. Vinny's footwear specializes in high-quality footwear that balance good looks with comfort, and these sandals—with their all-leather construction and solid metal buckle—are no different. Don't be afraid to wear these like any other shoe in your closet, but you'd be killing it in a khaki-colored double-breasted linen suit, that's for sure.

These modern derby shoes are inspired by a classic pair of Belgian loafers, updated with laces and sturdy micro-lug soles. The outsole is crafted with an adaptable and lightweight welt, providing durability and comfort. The textured oiled leather not only makes this a versatile shoe, but it ensures that they will develop a beautiful patina over the years. Wear these with a suit or some stonewashed denim—either way, they'll be the star of the entire outfit.