Worn with white ankle-length socks, Joans wore a classic pair of all-white Nike Air Force 1s. The low-top athletic style was comprised of white leather uppers, distinct silver hardware, matching white lace-up closures and non-slip flexible rubber soles.

The singer loves the style so much that he wore them a few days prior on July 18 along with a gray-centric ensemble. The sneaker silhouette was released in 1982 and utilized a revolutionary air cushioning system that was geared towards helping basketball players up their performance. Nike’s classic Air Force 1 style offers any look a classic and clean touch.

Much like Jonas’ application, the sneaker is usually worn along with casual looks in neutral tones including athleisure and denim. The shoe is so popular in fact that a decade ago, sporting goods analyst Matt Powell told the New York Times that the shoe sold an estimated 12 million pairs in 2005 alone, more than two decades after its debut. Boasting longevity thanks to its versatility, the sneaker is still in many people’s sneaker rotations to this day.

Going matchy-matchy, the “Sucker” singer wore a Kith two-piece set in a deep blue hue. The breezy coordinating style was comprised of an oversized short-sleeve button-down and baggy shorts. Both the top and bottom featured Kith’s logo printed throughout in an embossed textural style, making it look quilted from afar. Additionally, Jonas wore black sunglasses and a watch.

When it comes to footwear, Jonas’ styles range from retro to slick. The “Camp Rock” star’s red carpet footwear range is vast, including trendy Maison Margiela x Reebok sneakers, Kenneth Cole boots, and Christian Louboutin brogues. His off-duty wardrobe frequently includes colorful and comfortable neutral sneakers as well, hailing from the likes of Converse, Vans, Vagabond Shoemakers and Pierre Hardy, to name a few.