Mayte Salido
There’s a reason the Adidas Gazelles are so ubiquitous. They come in a variety of shades, including pink, green, yellow, and blue, are a hit with fashion girlies, and are known to add a touch of style to any basic look. These trainers were conceived in 1968 as a soccer shoe. In the ’70s, they gained wider recognition among the city set, from skaters to musicians like John Lennon. By the ’90s, Adidas had added more colors, increasing their popularity even further.
Nike Daybreak
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Another trainer that Johnson has been seen wearing is Nike’s iconic Daybreak model in black with gum soles and the white swoosh. These trainers were originally launched in 1979, and their classic silhouette was a hit in the ’70s and ’80s. They’ve since become a popular style among vintage or retro fashion lovers—the ideal choice to pair with a summer dress.
Converse
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Of course, we couldn’t forget Converse trainers in a list about the trainers New Yorkers are obsessed with. Is there a more purely American shoe than the Chuck Taylor All Star? With that nostalgic feel, they’re a model that never goes out of style—a true immortal pop culture icon. Not to mention, their versatility is infinite, pairing perfectly with…absolutely everything.
This feature originally appeared on Vogue Spain.