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Adidas Gazelle
A legend of the catalogue of adidas in the same way as the Samba, the Gazelle arrived in the world of the sneaker in the 60s. This now emblematic silhouette first appeared with the aim of helping athletes improve their performance, before becoming one of the most on-trend models, worn on every street in the world.
The history of the adidas Gazelle
The Gazelle is part of the furniture at Adidas. Released in 1968, this silhouette has crossed the eras, carried by a history that makes its name. Designed at first for athletes, the Gazelle was meant to help them reach the best possible performance. So much so that the colours of the Gazelle had a meaning: red for outdoor sports such as football and blue for indoor sports such as handball. Today it comes in a multitude of colours and is worn every day.
It was more than 20 years after its release, in the 90s, that the Gazelle saw its popularity soar. Brought to the fore by appearances on the feet of several major celebrities of the time such as Blur, Jamiroquai, Oasis or the model Christy Turlington, this silhouette also won over the world of hip-hop. Exposure that made it famous worldwide.
After more than 50 years of history, the Gazelle is still here and has settled at the top of the most popular adidas models. Just like the Samba or the Forum Low.
How to wear adidas Gazelle trainers?
The adidas Gazelle is a classic silhouette built on a suede upper that has become iconic. It is set off by a few touches of leather and an OrthoLite sole that offers good shock absorption. This timeless shape lets the Gazelle be worn on every occasion. With jeans, shorts or a loose dress, this silhouette from the brand with the three stripes will surely match your outfit, thanks to its multitude of versions.
You will have gathered that the adidas Gazelle is more than a simple pair of sneakers: it embodies a timeless style, an elegance and an unmatched versatility. Whether you are a fashion enthusiast or a streetwear fan, the Gazelle adds a distinctive touch to every outfit and fits perfectly into the trend for slim shoes. Dive into our collection and discover the colours that make the adidas Gazelle so sought after, with the Gazelle Pink, the Gazelle Blue or the Gazelle Black .
How do adidas Gazelle fit?
As often with adidas, we advise you to take half a size above your usual size as the models of the German firm tend to run slightly small.
Gazelle Bad Bunny: the collaboration that breaks the codes
Launched in 2022, the collaboration between Adidas and Bad Bunny quickly shook up the sneaker world. After winning the public over on the Forum and Response CL silhouettes, the Puerto Rican superstar took on the legendary Gazelle to give it his own creative energy. The result: a series of pairs that became instant grails, sold out within seconds at every drop.
Bad Bunny's touch is immediately recognisable on these Gazelle. There are premium materials — thick suede, textured leather — combined with bold colourways and offbeat details such as the emblematic eye of the “Conejo Malo”. From olive to ecru by way of black and pink, every release tells a story rooted in the Puerto Rican roots of the artist and his fully assumed Y2K aesthetic.
A heritage of the 60s revisited by the most streamed artist in the world, the Gazelle Bad Bunny stands as one of the most desirable collaborations of the moment.
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