The most popular converse trainers of the 90s celebrities are trendy in spring

In view of the ongoing love relationship of fashion with the 90s, it may be a surprise that it took so long until Converse – a staple of time – can enjoy a comeback. A favorite like Gwyneth Paltrow, Winona Ryder and Drew Barrymore, Black Chuck Taylor All Star Trainer, represented a kind of effortless cool that is still easy to create today.

While Converse is closely associated with the Grunge aesthetics, the endurance of this trainer is undoubtedly due to its versatility: Chuck Taylors can give a couple with a straight-line jeans and leather jacket or a boho tip of the top. Or you can lean into the alike College mood – what is more Americans than a few Chuck Taylors?

Gwyneth Paltrow, shown with Brad Pitt, wore her black Converse trainers in 1996.

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Winona Ryder, shown with Paltrow, in 1997 in her black Converse sancers.

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In fact, a revival has been bubbling under the surface for several years: Kaia Gerber has undertaken for her converse hi tops of 50 pounds since at least 2020. In the meantime, Kendall Jenner, Dakota Johannes and Olivia Rodrigo are also fans and make the shoe a cornerstone that for the first time endures its cultivity strategy stews.

Another safe sign for Converse's comeback? The latest collaboration with Billie Eilish and Campaign with Charli Xcx-Zwei pop stars of the moment, the co-sign of which only confirmed how the brand has regained its cool.

Below you will find three ways to style your converse hi tops this spring.

Oversized leather bomber + sweatshirt

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White T-shirt + real-leg jeans

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White top dress

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