It’s a common misconception that Converse Le Fleur Suede Low Women only go well with jeans, shorts, or other ultra-casual options. One of today’s hottest looks combines the effortlessly cool vibe of sneakers or tennis shoes with more sophisticated items like dresses or suits. Converse, in particular, goes with practically everything under the sun.



Despite all of the highly anticipated Converse Chuck 70 Womens, Adidas, and Air Jordan releases of 2015, there was one model that arguably got more attention that any other, the Converse Chuck II. This modern take on the ubiquitous Chuck Taylor was readily welcomed and mentioned on nearly every blog, newspaper, and news network. The re-worked Chuck II is lighter than the original and crafted with a durable canvas upper, micro-suede lining, non-slip padded tongue, monochrome matte eyelets, and a comfortable Lunarlon insole. Plus, the latest "Reflective Print" model has an allover reflective camo print that's hard to ignore in the dark, or the light.

Originally launched in the mid-1970s, the Converse Jack Purcell Womens brought new dimension to the game of basketball beginning on the court and soon after on the streets. The Converse Star Player EV Hi in fir green offers a nylon upper, zipper detailing and a black leather toe cap. The Star Player Ox, available in majolica blue, is offered in ballistic nylon with the signature Undefeated rubber license plate logo gracing the outer sole.

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