The addiction to bowling has only recently overwhelmed Russia, and in the west this kind of sport is already giving way to mods to compete not only in terms of mastery of knocking out pins, but in terms of clothes and accessories.

Bowling is known for its shirts, clown shoes and intricate handbags, but everyone treated it relatively calmly, while such attributes of sportswear were only part of the sporting activities, and did not become an inspiration for fashion designers when creating accessories for our daily lives.

Famous fashion house Prada first decided to use the motives of bowling when creating baggy handbags, which have already become a hit of the season (editors of thick "fashion" magazines in New York already with might and main go with them to work). Already in the next season, such handbags costing from 29 to 79 US dollars (depending on the size) will appear at Nine West, a suede option for 198 dollars from Banana Republic and similar items are already several at other prices (from $ 1000 and above) from Prada.

But in London, teens decided to change the antediluvian sneakers a la 70's and dressed up in kondovye shoes for bowling, too, not at the gym, but on the street. Such shoes from Nine West cost $ 69, from Donna Karan - $ 89 and from Prada - 300. By the way, these shoes are on the 4th place in the top ten most sold styles in the US. Designers define this style as a youthful fun retro.

It should be noted that Prada does not have customers drop off on such expensive shoes and they hardly manage to bring them to boutiques, since they are snatched away in no time. Prada Public Relations spokesman Nancy Sagar says that the creators of this collection do not consider this "bowling" craze as a tribute to fashion, buyers spend a lot of money on these shoes and bags, which speaks not of a momentary fashion order, but of a long-term trend.

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