From Chucks to Dunks: 100 Years of Trainer Design Visualised

From Chucks to Dunks: 100 Years of Trainer Design Visualised Jul 10th 2013, 17:30, by Leslie Horn Shoe companies have been mass-producing trainers since the Converse All Star first appeared all the way back in 1917, and their designs have changed immensely since. But how did we get from no-frills kicks to Jeremy Scott’s garish winged monstrosities? A print from PopChartLabs shows the evolution over almost a century of sneaker design. You [...] Related Stories Would This New Urinal Design Make Men Wash Their Hands? This Awesome Arcade Cabinet Looks Like a MiG-23 100 Years of Tour de France Bikes Map the Evolution of Modern Cycling London's Old Design Museum Building Sold to Architecture Studio Samsung's New R&D Office Will Be a San Jose Beacon