Chunky sneakers with an extravagant aesthetic replace the classics in 2022
FashionWe enter the universe of groundbreaking designs that will supersede the most basic tennis shoes throughout this year.
By Rebeca Domenech
If comfort reigned in 2020, in this 2022 –following the same line as 2021– sneakers will dominate the asphalt in their most extravagant versions. Throughout the past year, we realized that ugly-looking sneakers were becoming the object of desire for celebrity experts in the matter. The reason? Probably, the freedom that the person who defends them champions with them. In other words, like any other trendy accessory, footwear continues to rise today as one of the best tools for understanding the relevance of reinvention, of nonconformity. In fashion, anything goes. For this reason, groundbreaking designs will gain ground against the most classic examples in 2022.
Although personalities of the caliber of Katie Holmes are currently confirming the rise of minimalist sneakers, normcore looks –a term that appeared in 2013 defining an anti-style aesthetic– are still in vogue and, in the coming months , will be the absolute rulers permeating the stylistic scene. In this Autumn-Winter 21/22 season, we will be presented with an infinite number of models that will invite us to innovate and launch ourselves with somewhat impossible constructions.
See moreWedge sneakers are back and there's nothing we can do to stop itThe most nostalgic fashion trend we'll be wearing in 2022 is the wedge-heeled sneakers we saw so much in 2010.
By Selene Oliva
Fashion Weeks and experts in the sector have ruled that sneaker trends will take as their main source of inspiration the chunky aesthetic that was triumphant in the 90s. And, who says we can't see extremely extreme sneakers? in looks made up of basics? Against all odds, they turn out to be the ideal items to find a more avant-garde and modern finish.
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