Classic sneakers that will always be trendy

Veja V10 (2004)

The Veja brand was founded in France in 2004 and its first models are already classic. Among the celebrities wearing them is the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton. Their sporty but sophisticated look is perfect for the XXI century street style.

Adidas BW Army (1989)

The German shoe brand began as a sports and army producer. Now it is part of fashion shows and street style. Adidas BW Army (BW stands for Bundeswehr -Federal Defense) was a request of the German army to Adidas in a millionaire contract. They wanted comfortable and functional shoes. In 1998, Margiela used them for their models, boosting the popularity of the shoe to the stratosphere.

Adidas Samba (1949)

Did you know that this iconic shoe is more than 70 years old? Since the design was altered in 1972, the model hasn't changed. They were designed as football shoes and were very popular in the '70s but had a revival among teenagers in England in the '80s.

Adidas Stan Smith (1971)

Adidas created this model in 1971 as an homage to the tennis player Stan Smith. Although the shoe still has Smith's face on the tongue of the sneaker, most people don't even remember said tennis player. Their simple but comfortable design and the different collaborations with famous designers like Raf Simons and Yohji Yamamoto have transformed the sneakers into a best-selling product.

Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 (2015)

Kanye West spent years trying to combine his urban style with the luxury fashion world, and in 2015 he finally did it. The artist signed a historic agreement with Adidas and released a very personal style of trainers. Almost ten years later and with more than 20 different models released, the production of the Yeezys is a success. 9.000 pairs of the first model, the Yeezy Adidas 750, were sold in just 10 minutes!

Golden Goose Superstar (2007)

What makes the Golden Goose Superstar different? Well, each pair of the brand is completely unique, you won't find two of the same in the entire world. The shoes are handmade and their old and dirty look is a signature of the brand. The exclusivity and work that are behind these sneakers turned them into a luxurious item that cost around 500 dollars.

Gucci Ace (2016)

When the world of fashion and sport joined, the result was not going to let anybody down. That's why we have the Gucci Ace. A refined, clean, and elegant shoe that can be embellished with pearls, studs, and sequins. The Gucci Ace are Haute Couture sneakers.

New Balance 574 (1988)

The New Balance 574 are the best-selling sneakers of one of the best-selling brands in the world, and that's a lot. These are some of the most comfortable shoes on the market and that's why they are still worn generation after generation.

Reebok Club C (1985)

This simple and classic leather sneaker was originally created in 1985 to work as the perfect tennis shoe. Its classic silhouette and timeless design make it the perfect sneaker that will never go out of style.

Reebok The Pump (1989)

These shoes were a global hit that almost outshined the Nike Air Jordan. They were designed by Paul Litchfield in collaboration with Design Continuum. The basketball high-top shoe had a basketball ball button on the tongue. They will always be remembered thanks to the basketball player Dee Brown who in 1991 won the dunk contest and pumped his Reebok The Pump shoes before every dunk attempt.

Superga 2750 (1925)

Almost 100 years old, Superga 1925 still preserves its original design. Their light material and tan sole shoes are available in almost every color you can imagine. It was originally created as a technical shoe for tennis but is now one of the most classical and worn shoes in street style.

Converse Chuck 70 (1920)

Although it had a revamp in 2013, the Chuck 70 holds the same retro look as its predecessor the Chuck Taylor which became very popular in the '70s. A new rise in popularity came in the '90s and the '00s, especially among artists and musicians. It's precisely that vintage and distressed cool look why many people still love Converse more than 50 years later.

Vans Old Skool (1977)

Born as a skate sneaker, it was the first vans shoe to incorporate its famous side stripe. Back in the '90s, the collaboration of the brand with the store Supreme made the popularity of the model highly increase. Today this comfortable shoe is worn by artists, is featured in films and TV shows, and due to its price is accessible to most customers.

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Nike Air Force 1 (1982)

This basketball shoe, named after the U.S. president's personal plane, was the first one to introduce comfortable cushioning to the NBA court. Although the model is an all-time best-seller for Nike, the rise in popularity over the last two decades is evident, being one of the shoes that are most worn by celebrities of all kinds.

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Nike Air Jordan 1 (1985)

As you may have guessed from the name, these sneakers were specially designed for the NBA legend Michael Jordan when he was playing in the Chicago Bulls. Today, there's no doubt about the popularity of these sneakers which can also be found as low-top shoes and in a combination of hundreds of colors. A very cool and stylish shoe that will forever be remembered for the basketball star.

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