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Whether you wear them to the office or to the gym (or both), the biggest thing right now in running sneakers are super-slick all-white, knit-upper versions. Nike's got its  Flyknit technology , while Adidas has got Primeknit, but both companies can't seem to make enough all-white sneakers to keep up with demand. (In Adidas's case, you can credit the instant sales of the  all-white Ultraboost sneaker  to the Yeezy effect.) And while the style of an all-white sneaker of the future looks great when it's got that new-car smell, it's also the most susceptible to stains that can bring even the most casual sneaker collectors to tears. Even we were convinced that an errant drop of mud or a rogue squirt of ketchup meant the end for our favorite footwear. But the greatest innovations often come in times of desperation, and they've led us to this: You should clean your white running sneakers by putting them in the washing machine with bleach. Yes, it really w...

I happened to notice the shoes that this bride was wearing in this photo - granted, the article was about the wedding couple being photo bombed by a group of naked bike riders in Philly (they do that in Chicago too); but my attention immediately went to her shoes! They are the perfect height for dancing, smiling, kissing and walking down the aisle!  However, if you absolutely must have a higher heel for walking down that aisle with your very tall groom; take the following precautions: 1) Have a second pair of shoes with a lower heel.  That's what I did.  My husband is a foot taller than I am and I didn't want all the photos to make is so obvious.  I had one pair for the ceremony and one pair for the rest of the evening.  I had the dress hemmed to accommodate both at a sort of in-between length. 2) Practice and rehearse - not just at the rehearsal!  While you are not going to break in those heels, you can at least get used to wearing them ...