It would be hard not to be a fan of the Keith Haring x Reebok Fall 2014 collection. Dubbed 'Crack is Wack,' it's made for kids and adults with a deep appreciation for street art as well as the iconic American artist himself. Full of vivid colors and cartoonish imagery, its name and visuals borrow from his 1986 mural originally displayed in East Harlem.
Re-designing the classic silhouettes of the Instapump Fury, Omni Lite, Court Victory, Running Dual and Aerobic Lite, the Keith Haring x Reebok Fall 2014 collection is something every sneaker collector should try to get their hands on. The designs are so good, they can easily enjoy a spot in an art gallery next to the rest of Keith Haring's creations.
What's Driving This Trend
- Art-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to team up with artists to create collections that blur the line between art and fashion.
- Artistic Footwear
- Opportunity for footwear brands to incorporate street art and bold graphics into their designs to appeal to a younger, more artistic demographic.
- Collaborative Nostalgia
- Opportunity for brands to partner with influential artists of past generations to create new, exciting products that appeal to both new and old fans alike.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can incorporate more street art and unusual color schemes into their products to create a unique style that appeals to younger, fashion-forward consumers
- Footwear
- Footwear companies can collaborate with artists and incorporate elements of street art into their product designs, creating a new breed of artistic footwear that appeals to younger, more design-savvy consumers
- Art
- Artists can collaborate with fashion and footwear brands to create limited edition collections that combine fashion and art in iconic and creative ways
