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"   Hear that? That&amp;#039;s the sound of your feet weeping for joy because in 2014 sneakers are poised to replace every pair of high heels in your closet. I&amp;#039;m not talking about those hidden-wedge nonsense shoes that leave your feet just as sore as any other pair of high heels. I&amp;#039;m talking real, honest-to-god, flat-on-the-ground, high-top, low-top, lace-up, slip-on sneakers. And the best part? You can wear them with absolutely everything, including skirts and dresses. 1. Pop-O-Color Sneakers Not-so-classic Vans take this monochromatic ensemble to a whole other level, and that level is called fun. Sneakers are so big right now, they deserve to be the star of your outfit. Go bold. Go bright. Go printed!  Getty Images  2. Jewelry sneakers Oh, RiRi, you really can do no wrong. Matching your shoes to your bag? Gross. Matching your sneakers to your jewelry? FABULOUS!  Getty Images  3. Tough-As-Chiffon Sneakers Wanna wear chiffon without looking like a bridesmaid? Simple white T-shirt, reflective shades, a grab-and-go clutch, arm party, and a killer pair of studded Chucks. Done. Slaying it.  ASOS  4. More-Comfortable-Than-Boots Sneakers She probably isn&amp;#039;t trying to pull a fast one on us, but at first glance you might mistake that monochromatic-socks-and-sneakers combo for a pair of flat black boots. Then you&amp;#039;d look again, realize it&amp;#039;s infinitely cooler, and stop whatever you were doing to go buy some new socks of your own.   Getty Images  5. Couture Sneakers When it comes to couture sneakers, the Chanel approach is monochomatic all the way, even when it&amp;#039;s an irridescent, mint green sort of monochromatic. Especially then.   Getty Images  6. Golden-Rule Sneakers If she&amp;#039;d gone for a full-on gold sneaker, the outfit probably would have felt pretty cheesy \u2014 matching your belt to your shoes is so pass\u00E9 \u2014 but those gold studs are just right. They play off her belt and bag strap perfectly, not to mention her gorgeous golden locks.      7. Dance-All-Night Sneakers The crop top and leather overall minidress say this girl is going OUT. And those badass slip-ons say she won&amp;#039;t be slowing down until the sun comes up. Maybe not even then.    Getty Images 8. &amp;#039;90s-Redux-Fishnet-Bike-Shorts Sneakers I know. I know. I already used Rihanna, but every one of her perfect looks provides yet another style lesson. And even though this outfit is really all about those awesome cutoff fishnets, you have to admit, it wouldn&amp;#039;t be nearly as cool if she were wearing pumps.   Getty Images 9. Gettin&amp;#039;-Shit-Done Sneakers  Think you can&amp;#039;t wear sneakers to the office? Think again! This lady obviously has places to go and things to do, and those gravely streets can be murder on a pair of heels. Besides, that little pop of burgundy absolutely makes the outfit, so office-dressing conventions be damned. Those sneakers are keepers.  Collagevintage.com 10. Red-Carpet-F*ck-It Sneakers I know this picture is like a million years old (actually, five), but K-Stew was an early celebrity adopter of the whole sneaker-dress thing, and she deserves a little acknowledgement. Also, let&amp;#039;s be real, this is the best she ever looked on the red carpet \u2014 confident, cool, and tough as sh*t.   Getty Images Follow Charles on Twitter.  Do you have fashion or style questions? Submit them here or tweet your questions to our Style Editor @charlesemanning.  Photo Credit: Getty Images RELATED ARTICLES: Are Sneakers the New High Heels? 6 Super Simple Ways to Become a Color-Mixing Master  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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