Most Iconic Sneakers of All Time

Sneaker Valley

The first rubber-soled shoes, which appeared in the 1800s, were created to meet the needs of athletes who needed lightweight and durable footwear. Since then, shoes, like a pair of shoelaces, have been inextricably linked to the world of sports. In reality, a pivotal moment โ€” or figure โ€” in sports history was often used to cement a sneakerโ€™s iconic status.

Much of the background is now obscured by media speculation. Riding the streetwear boom, fashion houses such as Dior and Prada have reinterpreted classic sneaker trends by adding a logo or a monogram and calling it a day. Nike and Adidas regularly reissue game-changing sneakers, only to be endorsed by clout chasers and paraded around by celebrities younger than the shoes themselves (weโ€™re looking at you, Kylie Jenner).

Even so, the sneakerโ€™s ability to inspire and captivate the masses, as well as its ability to reflect oneโ€™s identity inโ€ฆ

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