Bright “Scarlet”, “Blue Bird” and “Core Black” colors bring back the classic sneaker look from 1979, when the model was first available in red, blue and black at the same time. Signature soft suede uppers, durable leather linings, iconic clear-look natural rubber outsoles, and signature white branding complete the look of the shoes. Adidas Gazelle Indoor. Gold “Gazelle” lettering on the side above the three stripes completes the look of the legendary sneaker and adds much-needed recognition value.
The three new colors of the Adidas Gazelle Indoor are now available in the store online of Adidas and in select physical stores. Unfortunately, however, they are not entirely cheap. The sneakerheads Those who want to get one of the three new colors will have to pay the not inconsiderable amount of 150 dollars.
The cult of the Adidas Gazelle Indoor
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Although the current buzz around the Adidas Gazelle Indoor is mainly due to the collaboration with the luxury brand Guccithe classic itself has arguably done most of the work, as the collaboration would be nothing without the long history of sneakers, dating back to the mid-1960s when the silhouette emerged.
Then, in the 1970s, the Adidas Gazelle Indoor they became one of the company’s most popular models, as he writes Sneaker Newswhich allowed the brand to experiment with the design in various ways in the following years.
After a big comeback in the early ’90s, which offered a broader color palette, the Adidas Gazelle Indoor gained even more recognition and became the icon of the sneakers what is today
Article originally published in GQ UK.
