Adidas’ Japan and Tokyo sneakers, retro-inspired low-profile styles, are gaining popularity among celebrities, with sightings including Jennifer Lawrence, Eva Longoria, Anne Hathaway, and Hilary Duff. These models, often seen as an alternative to the brand's classic Sambas, Stans Smiths, and Gazelles, are currently available at a discounted price, with some pairs marked down up to 40% and falling under $80.
Hilary Duff was recently photographed wearing the black-and-white Japan sneakers with athletic wear in Los Angeles. Eva Longoria was seen in France wearing white Japan low-tops paired with cream trousers and an orange shirt while filming "Searching for France." Anne Hathaway was spotted in New York City wearing the zebra-print Tokyo style with a Sacai set and an Hermès Birkin bag during her "Devil Wears Prada 2" press tour.
The Tokyo style has also been a favorite of Jennifer Lawrence, who has worn them with various outfits, including denim and skirts, in New York City. Shoppers have noted that both the Japan and Tokyo models are comfortable for extended wear, with some stating they can pass the "10,000-steps test" while maintaining a stylish appearance. The shoes are characterized by their high-quality leather construction and versatile, retro aesthetic.