A Rundown of Iconic Sneakers in Hip Hop History By Sneaker Giant StockX

In a celebration of the deep-rooted connection between hip hop culture and sneaker design, StockX shared a rundown of some of the most important silhouettes in hip hop history last December. These iconic sneakers were featured in a special exhibit at the Museum of Graffiti, highlighting the impact of footwear on the evolution of hip hop style and culture. Check out these iconic sneakers from StockX that illustrate classic footwear over the years in sneaker history: 1980s Puma Clyde from B-Boy Sero, 1982 N/A Unavailable on StockX. Currently on loan. The Puma Clyde, made famous by New York Knicks’ star Walt “Clyde” Frazier, found a second life in the 1980s as a favorite among B-boys and graffiti artists. B-Boy Sero’s pair from 1982 is a testament to the sneaker’s influence in hip-hop and street culture. Advertisement Adidas Superstars from Graffiti Artist GHOST, 1989 N/A Unavailable on StockX. Currently on loan. The Adidas Superstar, immortalized by Run-D.M.C., was also a canvas for graffiti artists like GHOST. His 1989 pair reflects the sneaker’s deep roots in the world of hip-hop and street art. 1990s K-Swiss Si-18 from Graffiti Artist Ket One, 1993 N/A Unavailable on StockX. Currently on loan. The K-Swiss Si-18,...