Double Tap to Zoom

Miu Miu's New Balance sneakers have turned into "Miu-le" Balances. That's right. The shoes are mules now!

Just a few days ago, Miu Miu's flattened New Balance 530 enjoyed a luxurious leather makeover. Today, Miu Miu's New Balance shoes are full-on sneaker-mule hybrids.

During mule-fication, the Miu Miu x New Balance 530 sneaker ditched its heels and embraced an easy, summer-ready slip-on personality.

However, we still have the classic Miu Balance sneaker from the midfoot onward. The sneaker-mule preserves familiar luxurious builds with New Balance's famed "N" logo, Miu Miu-branded tongue, and double-the-fun shoelaces.

The shoe's soles are still very low to the ground, sticking to the collaboration's design formula and further contributing to the flat shoe craze.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

In early looks, the Miu Miu x New Balance 530 mules are offered in previously-released constructions and colorways, including distressed white leather and luscious brown suede.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

Miu Miu and New Balance have not revealed a release date for the 530 sneaker-mules yet. However, with the pairs on full display like this and now making rounds across the internet, we could be getting the New Balance Miu-les very soon.

We Recommend
  • New Balance's Crisp White Thrasher Is Too Clean for the Skate Park
  • This Tangerine-Flavored New Balance Dad Shoe Is an Undercover Trail Sneaker
  • New Balance's Insanely Caffeinated Dad Sneaker Knows No Sleep
  • How To Make New Balance’s Dad Shoe Better? Turn It Into a Trail Sandal
What To Read Next
  • Wales Bonner's New adidas Sneaker Is a Stylish Step Past the Samba
  • adidas Made an Easy, Breezy Slipper Out of the Samba
  • Why These Skate Brands’ 2026 Headphones Look Like Computers from 1998
  • Techy Pouch & All, New Balance’s Dad Shoe Gets Serious About Its Trail Dreams
  • Jordan's Steel-Toe Stomper Has No Business Looking This Suave in Khaki Suede
  • Frank Lloyd Wright’s Furniture Is as Groundbreaking as His Buildings