Hype DC has today launched the Sneakertellers campaign, celebrating sneaker culture in Australia and New Zealand by encouraging enthusiasts to share their sneaker stories and memories.
The campaign brings together a collective of influential sneaker lovers within the Hype DC community of artists, musicians, athletes, designers and creators to tell their personal stories of style, creativity, and obsession.
Nine ambassadors have partnered with Hype DC, stepping into the role of ‘Sneakertellers’. Amongst the collective is recording artist Isaiah Firebrace representing Puma; digital creative Nawal Sari representing Converse; skateboarder Noah Fuzi representing Vans; actor Josh Heuston representing New Balance and photographer Yasmin Suteja representing Veja.
Accent Group Limited Head of Hype DC Liam Robson said, “Young Australians and New Zealanders have a strong sense of connection with their fashion and sneakers often form a big part of their identity.
“For over 20 years, Hype DC has played an influential role in sneaker culture, as Australia and New Zealand’s leading sneaker destination. The Sneakertellers platform celebrates the memories Hype DC has created for consumers through Hype DC’s Premium. Limited. Exclusive sneaker offering.”
Sneakerteller and Converse representative Nawal Sari added, “Sneakers are a powerful means of self-expression and they play a huge role in my style. I’ve really enjoyed sharing my sneaker stories as part of Hype DC’s Sneakertellers campaign.”
Sneaker lovers can head to HypeDC.com/sneakertellers to check out each Snearketellers’ story, with unique digital content released throughout April and May alongside a curated collection of sneakers from the best brands in the world including Nike, New Balance, Puma, Converse, Vans and Dr. Martens.
The Sneakertellers campaign was conceived in collaboration with Melbourne advertising agency Taboo.
