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Babe, wake up. A new AURALEE presentation just dropped, and they've got a new delivery of New Balances sneakers!

AURALEE Fall/Winter 2025 included two fresh-out-the-oven New Balance shoes. Specifically, the brand put a luxe spin on New Balance's T500, a 1980s tennis shoe brought reborn as an everyday classic with skate-ish energy. Now, it's an AURALEE work of art.

The T500s in AURALEE's presentation featured slightly puffed-up details, including a bubbly "N" logo on the sidewall. One pair came in a vintage-style cream color, similar to the brand's previous chunky WRPD Runners and meshy 1906R sneakers. With a beautifully aged look, it's almost like AURALEE unearthed a T500 gem from the '80s.

AURALEE also debuted a second pair of AURALEE New Balances in a brown colorway with creamy branding moments.

AURALEE joined Paris Fashion Week's buzzy FW25 lineup, debuting its latest women's and men's collection for the forthcoming season.

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The newest collection can best be summed up as a masterclass in winter layering finished with a super clean color palette. Specifically, there were moments of cozy wool trenches paired with scrumptious leather jackets and even some fuzzy knit-on-knit action in the mix.

Translation: it was another beautiful AURALEE banger (immaculate New Balances included).

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