Questo modello esclusivo di Ellesse farà saltare in piedi i nostri lettori più sneakerolics.
Usata negli anni ’80 sia dai molti giocatori di basket che da sk8er come Natas Kaupas, viene ora riproposta nella collezione FabFive ispirata ai suoi colori originali grazie alla collaborazione con Special, lo store milanese più hype del momento.
Le trovate disponibili da venerdì 19 in store, edizione limitatissima.
The Italian sports brand Ellesse snagged Si Scott to develop this illustration to launch their Call For Entries design competition to mark their 50th Anniversary.
The Objective:
To Create a piece of art or design to commemorate the Ellesse 50th Anniversary inspired by the brand’s Italian Heritage and sporting roots in tennis. Submit your concepts here.
Ellesse’s logo story (1959):
The original logo was made up from founder, Leonardo Servadio’s name and initials. His name was soon dropped from either side so it existed as L&S—elle & esse.
1968:
1975:
The shaded L&S was discontinued and the half tennis ball graphic known as the “semipalla” was introduced.
2006:
The Ellesse logo as it stands today
Shout-Out to Henry for the heads-up.
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