Jordyn Woods’ Chunky Hoka Sneakers Are the Ultimate Fashion Curveball

Hoka Clifton UTL Shoes

Between her history as a runway model and her good luck-bringing bag a the NBA Finals, Jordyn Woods is a certified trendsetter—so when she wears something that goes against the grain, I notice. In a season that’s been dominated by slim sneakers, I was surprised to see the star sporting a pair of chunky Hoka Clifton UTL shoes during New York Fashion Week. Jordyn’s exact Cosmic Grey/Stellar Grey colorway is still in stock on the brand’s site, meaning you can copy her casual look for yourself.

Jordyn’s Exact Colorway

Jordyn’s Exact ColorwayHoka Clifton UTL Shoes$155HOKA

Start with baggy jeans, a white tank top (feather accents optional), and chunky Hokas. Then accessorize with fun jewelry and sculptural sunglasses. In a testament to high-low dressing, Jordyn paired the $155 shoes with an Hermès bag, but any neutral-colored shoulder bag will do.

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The beauty of a chunky sneaker like the Clifton UTL? It doubles as a workout shoe. A pair you sport at a casual lunch can be reworn to the gym or dog park later. Unlike slim low-tops and ballet sneakers, chunky silhouettes actually provide cushion and support. Function for the win!

Hoka sneakers sell out fast, so shop Jordyn’s pick ASAP if you want it. Here are a few other chunky models from the brand you could use to level up your casual looks this season:

Shop More Chunky Hoka Sneakers

Hoka Clifton 11 Sneakers$155 at Amazon$155 at HOKA$155 at Free People

Hoka Bondi 7 Shoes$165 at HOKA

Hoka Mach Remastered Shoes$145 at HOKA$145 at Nordstrom

Hoka Stealth/Tech Mafate Speed 2 Shoes$170 at HOKA

Hoka Stinson One7 Shoes$185 at HOKA

Hoka Speedgoat 2 Shoes$160 at HOKA

Hoka Mafate Three2 Sneakers$185 at HOKA

Hoka Stealth/Tech Speedgoat 2$160 at HOKA

Hoka Tor Summit FLD Shoes$200 at HOKA

Sarah MaberryShopping Editor

Sarah Maberry is a shopping editor at Hearst Magazines, covering fashion, beauty and pop culture. As a trend forecaster and fashion historian, she analyzes viral products and trends on a deeper level, helping readers find the best deals, gifts, and celebrity-worn items. When she’s not writing for ELLE, Harper’s BAZAAR, Town & Country, Esquire, Cosmopolitan and other publications, she can be found roaming the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology (her alma mater) or sewing her own couture while she binge-watches reality TV.