Stine Goya has announced the launch of a new sneaker silhouette and accompanying campaign called 'DON'T WALK.' The sneaker is meant to transport the wearer into its "colorful universe" through its three unique 'Midnight Black,' 'Hydrangea Blue,' and 'Verde' colorways. The sneaker is made using a combination of suede, mesh, and leather, and comes equipped with details such as elastics and a chunky midsole.
“Sneakers are intrinsic to the Copenhagen way of life. Creating our own line of sneakers has been a dream of mine for some time now, so I am thrilled to be able to see that vision come to life finally,” says Stine Goya, Founder and Creative Director, in a press release.
The Stine Goya 'DON'T WALK' sneakers and campaign can be viewed online and at select retail partners globally at the brand's website.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Unique Sneaker Silhouettes
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Where This Applies
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- Fashion Industry
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