Harlem sneaker culture for decades, which gives Harlem's Fashion Row a pretty natural starting point for its latest project with Foot Locker. Five Black designers were invited to reinterpret the 1982 silhouette, with the finished customs created around HFR's House on Martha's Vineyard pop-up.
Harlem sneaker culture for decades, which gives Harlem's Fashion Row a pretty natural starting point for its latest project with Foot Locker.
Five Black designers were invited to reinterpret the 1982 silhouette, with the finished customs created around HFR's House on Martha's Vineyard pop-up.
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Harlem sneaker culture for decades, which gives Harlem's Fashion Row a pretty natural starting point for its latest project with Foot Locker. Five Black designers were invited to reinterpret the 1982 silhouette, with the finished customs created around HFR's House on Martha's Vineyard pop-up.
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