Saga woven through epic moments and the creation of iconic shoes
The story of Adidas is a groundbreaking saga woven through epic moments and the iconic creation of versatile sneakers, worn by figures as diverse as Lionel Messi and Madonna. In the captivating book "The Adidas Archive" published by Taschen, this exceptional story comes to life through more than 350 pairs of shoes carefully preserved in the "Adidas Archive". This book offers a fascinating journey through time, highlighting unique models, iconic vintage pieces, never-before-seen prototypes, as well as innovative creations by Stella McCartney, Yohji Yamamoto, Parley for the Oceans, and many others.
Evolution of design, technology and culture over the decades
Each pair of shoes featured in the book tells its own story, reflecting the evolution of design, technology and culture over the decades. From iconic sneakers to creative collaborations with renowned designers, "The Adidas Archive" offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at one of the sports fashion industry's most influential brands.
Exclusive behind-the-scenes look at an influential sports fashion brand
The global impact of Adidas is illustrated through the pages of this book, where shoes have transcended their initial function to become icons of style and performance. The presence of personalities such as Lionel Messi and Madonna, who have chosen to associate their fame with this brand, underlines the universal appeal of Adidas and its influence on popular culture.
- author: Christian Habermeier and Sebastian Jäger
- languages: English, French and German
- 644 pages
| Description | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 12.5" | 31.8cm |
| Height | 11.6" | 29.6cm |
| Weight | 12.3 lbs | 5.6 kg |
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