I have recently been reunited with an old favorite: The classic Adidas Marathon TR in a white and silver guise. Felt moved enough to take some pics and write a post about it.
Tag: Adidas
10 Sneakers from 1998
A little piece about old sports shoes: For Praise I have compiled a feature about ten interesting sneaker models from twenty years ago – some forgotten, some back for good.
Praise Mag No. 9 is out now!
The latest printed issue of Praise Magazine is out in Germany today! Number 9 has been completely overseen by yours truly and thus holds quite a few topics that are dear to me.
Praise Mag No. 8 is out now!
The latest Praise magazine is out! And after having written the cover stories for most issues up until now, I’m now the chief editor of this German sneaker and streetwear mag!
That Stan Smith Crepe
After quite a while I have copped another pair of shoes – and an extraordinary one at that. Here’s a few lines about the Stan Smith for the 20th anniversary of UK retailer Offspring.
My Top 3 Sneakers of 2016
Exactly a year ago – in the very first post on sesner.com – I announced my resolution of not buying any sneakers in 2016. Still, some great shoes found their way to me over the course of the year. What happened?
Sneaker Round Table
Two weeks ago I was invited to hang out at the fourth Praise Magazine sneaker round-table. Now the recording of this – German-speaking – talk show is finally online.
Out now: Sneakers Mag #32
After being featured with some bigger stories in the last issues of the Sneakers Magazine, I’ve done a number of smaller articles for their latest beautiful edition.
Adidas Gazelle in Praise Mag
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A while ago I was asked to write a cover story about the Adidas Gazelle for Praise Mag #02. Now my feature about the legendary shoe has made its way online.
Socks and the City
For a long time, I found the Adidas NMD as lame as the headline of this post. Now I’m wearing the NMD City Sock on my bruised foot and have to admit: I was wrong.