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"FacebookPinterestFacebookPinterestFacebookPinterest\n\nThe Nike Blazer debuted as a basketball shoe in 1973 that became the unofficial signature shoe of ballplayer George \"The Iceman\" Gervin. The simple hi-top sneaker found a second life as a skateboarding shoe, since the burgeoning skater community found the comfortable silhouette and minimal sole ideal for careening around empty pools and maximizing air time on vert ramps. It's also super-easy to wear with just about anything, from rolled-up jeans to cuffed trousers. A.P.C.'s take on the classic sneakers mix a cream-colored canvas upper with a supple navy blue leather lining and foxing, and white leather accents on the swoosh and heel, perfectly aligning with the French label's penchant for minimal style. A word to the wise: If you've just scored yourself a pair of the raw denim A.P.C.'s also known for, consider keeping them off these kicks, or run the risk of getting blue on them. Alternately, you could just rock a pair of washed denim.\n\nA.P.C. x Nike Blazer, $110, available February 6 at apc.fr"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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