It dawned on me the other day as I was on Polyvore lusting over the Roshe Run's in every color that I've never been more into sneakers than I am now. I mean I can remember in high school the only nikes I had to my name were my cheerleading shoes and 2 years ago I bought a pair of Free Trainer Fits to workout in but that was it. When it came to where my money was being spent, it was always on everything but athletic wear...with the exception of yoga pants and sports bras for the gym. So with my recent sneaker obsession, I went and bought a pair of basic black and white Free Runs for my birthday and I've never loved a sneaker so much. When having a conversation with some close friends of mine, one of them mentioned how they hated the Free Runs to run and train in and at that point I interrupted her- although I do workout on a weekly basis (shout-out to P90X!) I told her these shoes were strictly for athletic functional fashion--fashion fitness! Of course they thought I was crazy, but obviously they don't see the movement thats going on right now with athletic gear taking an extremely fashion forward approach. You can't browse through any fashion blog right now without seeing sneakers paired with skirts, leather joggers, white tees and even adidas soccer pants with open toe strappy sandals- and I'm all here for it.
Classic: Chuck Taylor Classic | Free Run 5.0+ | Roshe Run | NB 410 | Air Max 1 | Roshe Run
New Wave Color-Way: Air Max 90 | Combined Sneaker | Combo Running | Roshe Run | Roshe Run | Running Shoe
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