The 90's are pretty much everywhere you look these days. From Zoe Kravitz's latest character as the 'around the way girl' in Dope to Cher Horwitz references on social media daily, pop culture has embraced reference points from a time not so far in the past; enter the Teva Artist Series.
In their latest project, Teva is teaming up with a gang of artists to re-design the classic Teva; bringing new voices and perspectives into the design process. The National Forest x Teva sandal designed by artist, Steven Harrington has bleached acid-colored webbing (in yin yang and snake print) and psychedelic camo soles that immediately brought up these feelings of sun faded California days in the mid nineties and those Steven Meisel photos for the controversial 1995 Calvin Klein campaign. Check out my take on the two, below.
[Teva Artist Series Sandal; "National Forest" by artist Steven Harrington]
Photos by Jorge Concha



