converse one star platform ox in burgundy

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The converse one star golf le fleur blue has developed a tough rep over the years. Establishing a strong countercultural following, the sneaker has a raw energy that resonates with its idealistic young wearers. Its honest simplicity stood out when the footwear industry was engaged in a technological arms race, and rebellious rockers and skaters on the fringe took it into the fold. It’s also worth noting that decades before all of this, the fledgling basketball shoe went through its own adolescence, attempting to carve out a place among a changing game. From sporting icon to cultural outsider, the One Star has had an exciting life.

Simple design has a curious habit of affecting subcultural style. The blank slate approach allows for statements to be made far beyond a design’s original intent and the humble athletic shoe in its most stripped-down form has long-held a tendency to connect with the most discerning and critical audiences possible. You can’t buy credibility, just as you can’t preempt those moments when the everyday becomes a must-have. In this case, a basic basketball shoe design found its purpose beyond the court. The converse one star ox tyler impact is substantial, despite being a relative failure on its original release.

After a successful revival in 2017 thanks to a series of can’t-miss collaborations with the likes of Tyler, The Creator, Neighborhood and more, the converse one star leather low top unisex shoe is ready to start 2018 with some clean new iterations of this culturally rich silhouette. Coming your on February 1st are several camouflage print options and even a platform’ed version for women, but if you prefer the clean and understated look, a premium suede in OG and new colorways will be available. The entire Converse One Star collection releases on February 1st in sizes ranging from 3 to 16, and prices from $70-95.

How the converse one star platform ox in burgundy came to be a style staple is a story unique to the world of sneakers. From its initial release as a shoe designed for basketball to its rise as one of the prime sneakers of choice for skaters, to its eventual position today as one of the strongest alternative sneaker styles on the table. With fresh One Stars on the horizon, we asked two upcoming skaters, Savannah Keenan and Jamie Platt, why the silhouette came to be so respected in the scene, what it means to them, and the influence skating has on their style.

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