Have we reached a peak coach? Actual football boots are now tended

At the beginning of this month, in front of the Met Gala, Rosalía took a black taxi in the Upper East Side with a slogan -t shirt, a maximum skirt and … football boots. And when I say “football boots”, I don't mean, like some originals from Wales Bonner X Adidas. I mean real football boots. In their case: the white football boots from the new balance with the fluorescent yellow logo and the neon pink tunnels. The way that can usually be seen on the field.

While Rosalía has chosen actual football boots (I can imagine that you would feel a bit like tap dance shoes or hooves, she is not the only one who drives a full football boot this summer. It has become a bit. On Tikok and Instagram – where else – #BootSonlys number is in the trend, with after -influencers and street styles. Football boots wear, which are mainly paired with jeans or shorts.

It makes sense that football fever has finally reached its zenith, and now we only dress like real footballers. The obsession of the fashion from the beautiful game has been achieved for years (so that we do not forget that Adidas Sambas was originally designed for serious sports), especially when it comes to shoes. Do you remember when Miu Miu essentially Yassifized the football shoe from your spring/summer collection 2021? And many other fashion brands immersed their toe in “technical” football equipment, so to speak. Balenciaga and Prada have released football boots (spikes and everything). And in 2023 Acne Studios released its own version of Nikes 90 – the latter was restarted at the beginning of this year, much to the delight of the sneaker fans. My personal favorites are Louis Vuittons LV Footprint Football Trainer, even though they had brought them back a grand. They would probably also be laughed at them (not that I go close to one).