How loud you want your feet to be decides which of these 9060s is yours.
The pairs run from a soft beige-leaning mix of pink and blue that sits beside camel, cream and gray, to burgundy laces and an iridescent blue finish that shifts with the light.
If most of your closet is neutral, the quieter pairs earn their place on a daily basis.
If your outfits run simple and you want a single accent, the pink and iridescent blue pair will carry that job on its own, with no help from anything else you wear.
1. Chunky Silhouette
A chunky sole is what makes the 9060 look the way it does, and the white mesh upper keeps the light blue and pink from feeling heavy. That bulk reads retro, so I pair it with clean, simple shapes.
Straight-leg jeans or a slip skirt balance the volume. Avoid anything that bunches at the ankle, because the sole needs room to show.
2. New Balance 9060 Colorways
Pink and blue share space with beige tones on this version, which makes it the easiest pair to wear with neutrals. Camel, cream and gray all sit comfortably beside it.
Colorways vary widely on the 9060, so decide first how loud you want your feet to be. I would pick the softer, beige-leaning mix for daily wear and save brighter pairs for weekends.
The New Balance 9060 Pearl Gray/Shoreline Blue (style code U9060BLD) and Gray Matter/Pink Taffy (style code U9060BLE) colorways are available from newbalance.com for $160 each in a wide range of sizes from men’s 4 through 17.
3. Blue and Pink Sneakers on Foot
Burgundy laces against light blue, pink and white give the pair a sharp accent that most colorways lack. It also hands you an easy styling cue: repeat that deep red in a bag, a knit or a lip color.
Keep the rest of the outfit quiet. Denim and a white tee let the laces do the work, and swapping in plain white laces is an option if you want a calmer look.
4. Multiple Pairs Display
Owning several pink, blue and white pairs lets you match shoes to the day instead of the other way around. Stacked shoeboxes make a tidy display, and a pink rug turns them into a small corner of your room.
Keep the boxes. They stack neatly and protect each pair from dust.
My pick for everyday wear is whichever has the most white, since it pairs with the widest range of clothes.
5. Light Blue and Pink Colorway
Light blue and pink is the pairing to try on in person if you can. Colors on a screen can shift, and a pastel mix looks different in store lighting than at home.
A pink tracksuit pulled from the same shade as the shoes is a bold move, and it works best when the pink on the sneaker is soft and dusty rather than bright, so the blue panels stay the accent instead of getting lost.
I prefer wearing the pair with one pink piece and keeping everything else neutral.
6. Pink and Iridescent Blue Finish
Iridescent blue changes with the light, so these shoes look different indoors than outside. Pink overlays keep that shimmer grounded and stop it from feeling too techy.
Synthetic accents wipe clean more easily than mesh, which is a small practical plus. Dress them simply, with dark denim or black leggings, so the finish is the only thing competing for attention.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are New Balance 9060 girl shoes?
The 9060 is not a girls’ shoe. It launched as a general sneaker, not a women’s one, so adult pairs are sized in men’s, and anyone who wears a women’s size can simply go down the usual 1.5 sizes.
Grade school versions exist too, including a blue and pink one called Blue Oasis Real Pink, so the pink and blue look is available at several sizes.
What new models will New Balance release in 2026?
I can’t give a 2026 release list, because nothing I have covers it.
What is confirmed is that the 9060 debuted in 2022 and has dozens of colorways since, including a Kith version in Gray Matter/Pink Taffy and Pearl Gray/Shoreline Blue. Check newbalance.com for upcoming drops.
