Essential BRAD PIFF'S SNEAKER THREAD

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All these white spots are glue stains :unimpressed:
Shock drops be leftover b grades from totally cancelled releases they want to hide from photos :mjlol:
 
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Hot take

These are the most influential shoes of the last 20 years:
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These, and the bear adidas, and that Jeremy Scott run was the first time I can think of where designers were doing WILD shyt. And the Hypebeasts literally could not get enough and created a whole new breed of sneaker buyer. They brought fashionistas into shoes for better or worse.

Them astro boys are absolutely not for me but I'll be honest I'm not even hating. I respect the weirdo creativity.
 

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Hot take

These are the most influential shoes of the last 20 years:
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adidas-originals-jeremy-scott-js-wings-2-1.jpg


These, and the bear adidas, and that Jeremy Scott run was the first time I can think of where designers were doing WILD shyt. And the Hypebeasts literally could not get enough and created a whole new breed of sneaker buyer. They brought fashionistas into shoes for better or worse.

Them astro boys are absolutely not for me but I'll be honest I'm not even hating. I respect the weirdo creativity.
One thing Adidas doesn't get credit for is how much freedom they give designers. Look at those weird ass looking shoes Mr. Bailey shoes, Ozmorphis.
In the Complex Sneaker Podcast last week, they interviewed an ex-executive board member of Adidas and he mentioned that Kanye block him and Wex from working with his entourage which included Virgil. I can only imagine what Virgil would've came up with during those early Yeezy days
 
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