(R.SQUARE)The History of Famous Sneakers

Peoples learn something from history that's why we are discussing here famous sneakers so that they can understand why giants company sneakers so famous.

Sneakers invented in the 1800s, the century was the first rubber-soled shoes. These were created as a solution for athletes who needed flexible and durable footwear needed now, sneakers are closely related to the sports niche. Indeed, the iconic status of the sneakers was cemented by the iconic moment or image of the sports world.

                                             Nike designs: Nike Air Max

But that story is now overshadowed by hype. As the wave of streetwear spreads around the world, big brands like Prada and Dior have begun to reinterpret classic sneaker styles by adding logos or monograms to some of their favorite sneaker designs.

Revolutionary Nike designs like the Nike Air Max or Adidas are constantly being relaunched. However, they are often championed by celebrities and influential people who are younger than shoes. One thing has not changed with sneakers. It is true that they have the power to fascinate and inspire people. Here’s a rundown of famous sneaker designs and if you yourself have become a respected sneaker hobbyist then why not find them in your collection.

1.         Nike Air Force 1

25 Nike shoes sold; you can bet that a large number of Nike Air Force 1. This is the most famous basketball shoe introduced in 1982. This is a high-top shoe with the silhouette of Nike's approach hiking boots. The most revolutionary feature of this shoe is the sole. This is the first basketball shoe with Nike air cushioning.

The genius behind Brooke Kilgore's Nike Air Force design 1. The 1983 low-cut version of the Nike Air Force 1 gradually became a favorite on basketball courts and on the streets.

Later, it was on the airwaves featuring well-known rap hit songs like Nellie and J-Z. Today, Air Force 1 is available in a variety of colors and silhouettes. However, the classic pair of white low-cut is always the preferred choice for most sneaker lovers.

2.         Adidas Stan Smiths

When the basketball court rocked Nike with the AF1, the tennis world was run by Adidas Stan Smith. The shoe was renamed after the former world number one American tennis player, who won the US Open in 1971. The same year, Adidas redesigned all its white leather sneakers to hold Smith by the tongue. The minimalist design became very popular and in 1988 they sold 22 million pairs.

Today, the Adidas Stan Smith is still interesting, especially in a combination of white and green. Thanks to Phoebe Philo, Colt Sneakers has become the epitome of cool shoes in the world of sneakers. People are obsessed with shoes and it manages to create different versions by Yohji Yamamoto, Ruff Simons, and Supreme.

3.         Air Jordan 1

Nike Air Force 1 After curious basketball players and sneaker lovers around the world, the Air Jordan 1 was also received with the same enthusiasm. It was launched in 1984 when Michael Jordan wore shoes for the Chicago Bulls.

Later on, Jordan became a basketball legend especially renowned for his inspiring slam dunks. He was often spotted wearing the black and red Air Jordan 1s, thereby breaking the white shoes stated in the NBA dress code. The company, Nike, paid off the $5,000 so that Michael Jordan could continue wearing the Air Jordan 1.

Rebel to Jordan but in the wake of the victory, Air Jordan 1 became the iconic sneaker. Even a few years after Jordan retired from sports, the shoes are still relevant and celebrities like Billy Ellis still wears them frequently.

4.         Puma Suede

Tommy Smith was the first African-American to complete the 200 meters in less than 20 seconds. He accepted a medal at the 1968 Olympics with a loud salute. It is often referred to as the Black Power Salute, a symbol of protest against apartheid in America. Another notable gesture of the man was when he removed his puma suede sneaker while protesting poverty.

At that very moment, Puma basketball shoes became immortal in sneaker history and in African American culture as well. In 1973, the shoes were later backed by Walter "Clyde" Frazier, another well-known NBA legend. The era coincided with the beginnings of breakdancing on the streets of New York.

The shoes had a dense rubber sole, sole material, and a flexible top. It was easy enough to get hit with the B-boys. Rihanna recently redesigned Puma Suede sneakers into popular sneakers. However, they remain a fan favorite in their original

5.Converse Chuck Taylor All Star

In 1917, Conversation made their All-Star Sneakers. In 1932, the brand added the name of Chuck Taylor, one of the brand's most famous basketball players. The name stuck with the brand and now these famous sneakers are often referred to as “chokes”.

They are a major shoe among many teenagers. As such, you will probably see them on basketball and skating courts. They were also in various music hits such as Green Day, Metallica, and Wiz Khalifa videos.

Chucks have stuck to their original silhouette with famous sneakerheads like Kaia Gerber having them in every color. However, they are still connected to the youth culture with various interpretations by Virgil Abloh.

 Author -M.ZAMAN(RASEL)