GOOD-AS JOB.

For the familiar, Bembury reached for the lace cage popularized by the Adidas Ultra Boost and a rubber-toe detail borrowed from another company's "top-selling model", as Bembury cautiously puts it. Features RECENTLY, WHILE VISITING New York from his home in Los Angeles, the sneaker designer Salehe Bembury decided to look up his pal Action Bronson. Bembury and Bronson's relationship began, as so many do in Bembury's line of work, with a pair of sneakers. After all those sneakers he made for other people - sneakers he says he'd never wear, sneakers so outlandish he can't believe customers exist for them - Salehe Bembury was finally able to start making sneakers for himself. [Extracted from the article]