Converse shoes for women

The name converse shoes owes its origin to Marquis Mills Converse, who initiated a company of the same name in 1908. His idea was to build a pair of shoes that satisfied the style and utility needs of people. After its establishment in 1910, the company revolutionized the footwear industry by producing comfortable and expressive shoes called Converse. Soon Converse became a household name and everyone began using them in sports and special occasions. The versatility and attractiveness of these shoes made them the perfect style accessory. Especially popular amongst your gentry they are must-haves for discos, parties and other entertainment events.


These latest options of the converse shoes for women Chuck Taylor All Star Ox are full or color and….well, more color. The low-top opts for the tonal look as the shoes comes donning a handful of different colorways. Let's go on ahead and take a closer look.With Spring season fast approaching, these vibrant sneaker are an ideal choice for the upcoming sunny days. Coming in a canvas construction, tonal colorways such as yellow, navy, red, green and light blue cover the entire All Star Ox, which includes the laces, sole, toecap, lining, eyelets and stitching. If you're looking to make a bold statement this spring season, this is the way to go. Already available internationally, expect these to arrive stateside sooner rather than later.


Fans of luxury kicks take note, as COMME des GAR?ONS PLAY and converse shoes for men have announced they will be continuing their relationship with yet another premium reworking of the Chuck Taylor All Star '70 silhouette.The brands first came together on the sneaker way back in 2009, but this latest iteration will feature the iconic CDG polka dot for the first time ever. The basketball sneakers arrive in both high-top and low-top models and are available in either black on white or white on black. A contrasting rear stripe and PLAY branding on the lateral side rounds off the minimalist look.


Los Angeles-based, multi-function skate-culture hub, Babylon, partners with converse all star on a capsule collection that takes on the creative spirit of both brands. Babylon, created by punk band Trash Talk, serves the LA community as a retail space, skate spot and art gallery. On the nature of the partnership, Babylon's Lee Spielman states, “Converse has supported so many different forms of creativity throughout the years. Whether it is music, art, skateboarding or sports. That is something that we also represent with Babylon,”The Chuck Taylor All Star II features Babylon script logos embroidered along the heel and swathed along the shoe's textured toecap. The design is finished with monochrome, screen-printed “peace signs” throughout the upper.