The Most Popular Sneaker Style in L.A. vs. NYC
By now we've shared how celebrities in L.A. and New York dress differently, the number one legging brand in each city, and the outfits girls on each coast wear on repeat. Today we're adding to list with data from our friends at Social Context Labs to bring you the most popular sneakers in each city.
The team sourced conversation and social behavior to gather the most liked sneaker style in each city, aka the casual kicks people can't help but tweet, Instagram, or Facebook about to their social following. The results? Turns out Angelenos are team Nike Air Max, and New Yorkers favor Adidas Ultra Boost. Are you surprised by this insight? Let us know after you shop each style below.
Scroll down to shop the sneaker styles East Coasters and West Coasters love.
L.A.: Nike Air Max
NYC: Adidas Ultra Boost
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