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The joyful eroticismholidays are here and in order to get from party to party in style, you'll need a swank new pair of kicks. Get in on Journeys Holiday Sales Event now through December 31 and nab a pair of sneakers for just $29.99. At that price, you can buy a few pair and still come in under 100 bucks. Here are a few of our faves to get you rolling.

These peachy sneaks are under thirty bucks

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Zip up your tracksuit and hit the holiday party circuit. These retro Pumas (normally $69.99) are built to get you where you need to go. And look at that buttery suede! Throw on a sweatband and go.

High tops for serious party hoppers

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These Levi’s high tops (normally $59.99, sale $29.99) may not be the most festive of the bunch, but their synthetic overlays, rugged denim upper, and vulcanized rubber sole will keep your feet toasty and stick to icy pavement. There’s nothing stopping you now. Party on.

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Disco to go with this $20 fanny pack

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Phone? Check. Earbuds? In. Breeze from block to block with your essentials buckled safely ­— and fashionably — to your waist. This shiny pack (normally $35, sale $19.99) has two decent-sized zippered compartments and disco-ball hues to complement all your best moves.

Get snug with sweaters for your feet

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Okay, maybe you're bailing on your party plans and just want to snuggle up and be in bed by eight. You. Do. You. These babies are 100% vegan and come with a durable rubber sole so you can run to the corner store for more snacks without lacing up.

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