Do you know how to wear sneakers in the coolest way? If you are already one of the very busy women, then you probably know how much time we spend moving quickly - running to the office, running to get coffee, running with the dog, running to lunch, dinner with friends and running to a meeting. As much as we wish we could wear our best shoes everywhere we go, let's be real: few women can handle more than five minutes of brisk walking on Fridays. Fortunately, sneakers finally came into fashion and became a real fashion hit. They are comfortable, but at the same time they can be extremely "chic" and "cool" if worn correctly. We present to you some suggestions on how to wear sneakers without giving the impression that we just escaped from the gym.
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While the Alaska name belongs to hiking shoes, NikeLab's next line of Payaa sneakers comes from NikeLab, inspired by the indigenous Alaskan shoes, the payaaqek, women's sealskin knee-high boots. Thanks to the protective mesh and neoprene, the low-top trendy sports shoes are extremely light, so you'll feel like you're walking on air.
Boots have long been no longer just a practical piece of footwear, but can also be a fashion accessory for any occasion. At least for women. Unfortunately, men cannot claim this, because no matter how elegant they are, boots do not go well with men's clothing. But we know what happens when you encounter puddles and rain with elegant footwear, which are quite common in autumn. Fortunately, there is a solution where your style won't suffer at the expense of the weather. Sperry and Rains have designed two models of elegant waterproof rain boots that should definitely not be missing from your wardrobe this fall.
These days, Nike has taken care of everyone who often has a sugar craving. Namely, he revealed his latest FA15 Air Max 90 City sneaker collection, in which we find the iconic Air Max 90 sneaker, which this time got a sweet makeover.
Mark ''Mayor'' Farese is the man with probably the largest and certainly the most impressive sneaker collection in the world, which is worth an incredible 750 thousand US dollars. As Mark points out in the video, where he takes us on a virtual walk through his sneaker collection, he actually didn't pay that much for them, as he got many of them much cheaper than they are currently valued. His dream closet boasts more than 3,000 pairs, including many rare Air Jordan sneakers and others.
When you think of ice cream, you'd probably never think of Puma sneakers, but that's about to change thanks to the sneaker brand's collaboration with fashion brand ICNY, as they've unveiled two new sneaker models from the Ignite 'Ice Cream' series. The sneakers come in two flavors (read color combinations), namely with the "flavor" of cookie and mint. The first pair is dressed in white and sprinkled with "chocolate crumbs" on the side part and a "chocolate" sole, while the second pair is greenish in color combined with black.
Even if you don't go to the gym and can't tell the difference between an elliptical and an exercise bike, we can bet that sneakers form a large part of your footwear wardrobe. Because they are comfortable, trendy and we (almost never) get blisters. In 2015, thanks to brands like Adidas, Nike, Reebok and other giants of the sports and trendy footwear industry, we witnessed the revival of many popular models from the past. So check out which geek sneakers will rule this fall.
Lovers of t-shirts of musical groups or musical motifs, beware! A Danish designer has invented a new way to express your musical affiliation. On foot. Namely, Patso Dimitrov reworked a series of recognizable basketball sneakers, which were inspired by the motifs of famous covers of music albums such as Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd.
Do you want to be ecologically aware? Then buy Adidas sneakers. Yes, you read that right. Adidas is going green with eco sports shoes made from marine waste and fishing nets. At the same time, the German manufacturer of sports shoes teamed up with the environmental organization Parley For The Oceans and produced concept sneakers that are almost entirely made of plastic marine waste and discarded fishing nets. Part of the fishing nets has an even more interesting story.
Sixteen of the most expensive sneakers in the world were presented last month in Amsterdam at Sneakerness Amsterdam 2015. The most expensive sneakers at the moment are the Air Jordan VII "Miro Olympic", and their price is a dizzying 2,700 euros. We have prepared for you a selection of the most expensive sneakers that we can find on the market at the moment.
Anyone who has ever put on athletic shoes for running or hiking has probably wondered what the back hole for the laces is for. Well, now we finally know that it has a function and that it is not just an end in itself. In fact, it plays a very important role, as it additionally secures the shoe to the ankle so that it cannot move. And what does this mean in practice? No more blisters. If this is not news!
CITYTRAIL™ represents a continuous exploration of the unique and unrepeatable routes of each city. We want to turn the concrete city into an interesting training ground, where we are always on the lookout for new possibilities to enrich training - we are looking for new running routes, different surfaces and interesting locations that we do not know exist yet.