Elegance & Minimalism Comes Together with Giovvani Sneakers

The Fashionisto

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Published March 5, 2022

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Updated May 3, 2024

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Giovvani Lorenzo Sneaker in Black / Photo Credit: Giovvani

People naturally want to know why some industries and sectors of the world have snowballed, so they look at the factors that have led to these industries’ immense growth. Of course, new technology is a significant factor. Still, no one can deny the endless efforts, ongoing hard work, visionary ideas, and thriving business ideas.

It takes a few people who are very excited about their brands and businesses to work hard to make them even more successful. The luxury sneaker industry has grown at an incredible rate, and experts are optimistic about how it will grow in the future. This has led to the rise and development of many different luxury sneaker brands worldwide. 

However, one name that has been making all the buzz for all the right reasons is Giovvani, which has been changing the luxury sneaker market for the better within just two years of its inception. People and customers worldwide have been getting more and more interested in high-end sneakers, and they’re choosing to wear simple-looking shoes in colors that match their clothes. The brand’s all-black shoes are a great example of the clean look, with only a few lace-up details and a black Giovvani sole that everyone knows.

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Giovvani Lorenzo Sneaker in Nude / Photo Credit: Giovvani

Soft and comfortable black leather makes everything look sophisticated but can pair with almost any kind of clothes. Also, Giovvani’s full blue and nude shoes stand out in their product list because they offer the same comfort, style, and fashion as their other shoes. It doesn’t matter how people’s fashion tastes have changed over the years; nothing beats a pair of high-end sneakers in a single color tone that looks good on them.

The founder of Giovvani, Chris Jenkins, says, “Our ethos is built around versatility; our initial styles focused on colors which could be worn with a variety of outfits however as we’ve launched more and more supplementary colorways it’s becoming more common that customers prefer to have, for example, a black pair for their darker outfits and a white pair for their lighter outfits.” 

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Giovvani specializes in minimal sneaker design. Photo Credit: Giovvani

From what we’ve seen, Giovvani has managed to craft minimally styled sneakers but stand unique and highlight the wearer’s distinctive style – a must-have piece for 2022.


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