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When Adidas first introduced the "Superstar" in the late 60s, it was the first low-top sneaker made of leather. Soon after, it was adopted by over 75% of players in the NBA. In the 80s, Run-DMC professed their love of their shoes with three stripes by wearing them on stage, going against the pop tradition of elaborate costuming for performances, instead embracing what they chose to wear on the street. Like the Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars before them, the Adidas Superstar has been cemented as a lifestyle sneaker worn by many even beyond the realm of competitive sports.
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