The most frequently used method to fasten a sneaker to the foot so it won't fall off. The process of lacing a sneaker consists of passing the aglets through the eyelets in a defined pattern.

A strip of material strung through the eyelets of a shoe in order to pull the shoe closed and adjust its girth.

White hard things, a.k.a. shoelaces for the ball.

Linear patterns of white extending up from the feet, especially the back feet.

White markings on the legs.