Brendan Dunne
March 7th, 2014 (updated)
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Usually when one of these luxury sneaker designs shows up it’s pretty easy to pick apart the DNA and reference made to classic sneakers. The Givenchy High-top Star Ankle-strap sneaker here for example clearly owes quite a bit to the Air Jordan 1 as far as the colors are concerned, but the bulky build itself has more of an Air Force 1 High feel to it. See more angles on the shoes after the break and then pick up this luxury silhouette now from the team at Ssense.
Source: Ssense
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