Sharapova goes shopping and talks sneaker culture

By Niko Vercelletto Dec 20, 2018
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Sharapova goes shopping and talks sneaker culture

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Dec 20, 2018

Despite designing her own Nike shoe, inspired by the classic Nike Cortez, Maria Sharapova still loves to shop around for more footwear. The former world No. 1 went sneaker shopping with Complex, racking up quite a bill while talking sneaker culture and how she takes suitcases of shoes with her while traveling.

"The sneaker culture is crazy...I'm so thankful that there are better sneaker options. I love mixing up, creating a street style look. You can dress them up or down," she said. "I bring on my trips about five pairs of tennis shoes, one or two pairs of running shoes, and two pairs of off-court shoes...I bring more than one bag, more like four."

Afterwards, Sharapova bought a few pairs of sneakers, racking up a whopping bill of $579.96, but still far less than what Roger Federer spent when he hung out with Complex.

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