Dino Morea, despite being low key in the Bollywood industry right now, still continues to impress us whenever he is spotted. 

While his acting skills have been praised quite often, we also can't forget that he has been on the forefront when it comes to the fashion world as well, and that too from the 90s. 

For the unversed, Dino, besides having avant-garde style sensibility, is also a sneakerhead, who has never shied away from flaunting some of his zany pieces.

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Take a look at this one time, when Dino wore a pair of sneakers, inspired by  'Sonic The Hedgehog' and garnered all our attention with this pair.

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While this was his festive look, he was also recently spotted stepping out of the gym in a rather relaxed attire. We really liked the cool aesthetic of his gym outfit. However, the pair of sneakers he wore, was the real deal here. 

Let's talk about his outfit first.

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The hoodie, clad with blue shorts, makes for a perfect gym look. 

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Now, coming to the pièce de résistance are the sneakers that Dino is wearing, which is by Skechers. These sneakers are called Go Run Fast-Quake Shoes and are made with the usual lace-up style with a round toe.

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Speaking of the trend, while some brands are designing these shoes intentionally, celebs these days are letting their shoes just be the way they are, instead of putting in extra effort to clean them.

Dirty or not, we think the pair looks really dope and someday, even we would like to wear such a statement style to the gym!

We like how he has layered the hoodie over a bright blue T-shirt. That, paired with a printed bandana, is a head-turning statement. 

Also, you just can't miss his bushy, unkempt beard, which makes him look like a million bucks, even at the gym.

The reason why we liked this pair is because of its overall style but the fact that Dino let the sneakers remain dirty and didn't clean them, proves that the man is into trends and doesn't mind it even if his shoes look a little smudgy.

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