From pre-Chuck-Taylor Converse to legendary Air Jordans, there's always something happening in the world of sneakers.
Looking back as far as the 1820s, sneakers have been changing the way people think about footwear, according to sneaker historians. Elizabeth Semmelhack, senior curator at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto; Nick Engvall, founder of Sneaker History; and Alex Wang, sneaker historian at GOAT; told Business Insider about how certain pairs of sneakers have left their mark on both creators and consumers through the years.
Looking back as far as the 1820s, sneakers have been changing the way people think about footwear, according to sneaker historians. Elizabeth Semmelhack, senior curator at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto; Nick Engvall, founder of Sneaker History; and Alex Wang, sneaker historian at GOAT; told Business Insider about how certain pairs of sneakers have left their mark on both creators and consumers through the years.
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