Cool vintage style elevates a street-ready sneaker stamped with a peekaboo heart. The product of a collaboration between Comme des Garçons PLAY and Converse, the shoe features classic Chucks styling with a playful, quirky twist thanks to the imagination of New York graphic artist Filip Pagowski and Comme des Garçon's own designer Rei Kawakubo.
2. nike air vapormax
This contemporary silhouette takes innovation to a whole new level. It not only looks stylish and refined but delivers unbelievable comfort and support. It’s the full length Air Unit which instantly grabs attention underfoot. Only possible thanks to new innovations in sneaker design and engineering, this midsole is now crafted without any unnecessary rubber overlays.
3. adidas nmd r1
The adidas NMD which stands for nomad is a new sneaker style by adidas that features footwear that combines old design concepts with new technology, particularly Primeknit and Boost cushioning. Currently, it is one of the most popular running shoes in the market.
4. adidas ultra boost
If it wasn’t for the ultra boost, where would adidas be right now? They were quick to dub the model the best running shoe that they’ve ever created, and people caught on in no time thanks to the ever-malleable Primeknit woven upper and springy cushioning known as Boost. Since then, a seemingly endless flood of colorways, Caged and Uncaged versions, and different numerical sequels have arrived at retailers.
5. air jordan 1 banned
The Air Jordan 1 “Banned” aka “Bred” is a black and red version of Michael Jordan’s first signature shoe. It was designed by Peter Moore in 1985 and banned from the NBA for breaking uniform regulations. Every time the shoe was worn, Jordan was fined $5,000 per game, but Nike paid for all the fees.
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