The 25 most famous sneakers in the world on display in London
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by Angelo Ruggeri
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An exhibition dedicated to one of the most loved and famous accessories of all time, appreciated by all generations: the sneaker. The gallery The Archivist’s Gallery in Haggerston (2-10 Hertford Road) in London, hosts The Greatest Sneakers of All Time, an incredible exhibition dedicated to the most iconic sports shoe models of all time (from Nike to adidas, passing through Puma, Vans and Reebok), realized in collaboration with the e-commerce giant Lyst.
The exhibition offers visitors a triple vision of trends: from the history of footwear to the special installation Inside The Mind Of The Sneakerhead, realized with the (limited edition) collections of two famous sneakers addicts worldwide, Brooksy and Kish Kash. Up to the selection of 25 of the most important sneakers of all time (in the gallery above). Chosen among 50 models and different shapes, by shoe experts from around the world, these sneakers skillfully outline the change of trends, season after season, year after year, never forgetting the importance of performance and comfort, indispensable qualities in a sports shoe. From the iconic Stan Smith by adidas, white with bright green details, to the Diadora B.Elite, much loved and flaunted by teenagers in the Seventies and Eighties.