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Playground Synopsis

Basketball shoe, tennis shoe, trainer or sneaker, regardless of the name, they have influenced the way we live, and the way we dress, since the early 20th century. Worn by millions of people the world over, sneakers have, in just a few decades, become a mass-market product that transcends gender, age, and social and cultural background. But how did a simple sports shoe make the leap from the pitch to become a genuine fashion accessory or even a piece of art? With over 600 pairs, films, archive documents, photos and personal accounts, this book presents all the facets of this iconic object, from its success with New York breakdancers to the cutting-edge technological research that goes on with that. Text in English and French.

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ISBN: 9782376660347
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Author: Constance Rubini, Étienne Tornier, MarieChristine Vernay, Thibaut Longeville
Publisher: Editions Norma
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 256 pages
Series: Éditions Norma
Genres: Fashion and textile design
Cultural studies: dress and society
Fashion and style guides
Sports