In celebration of the anniversary, we ranked and broke down the top 30 pairs of kicks worn by Smith throughout the six-season run of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. In the past few decades, the Jordan Brand has even celebrated Smith’s reverence for Jordans in the show with Fresh Prince of Bel-Air-themed releases, including multiple pairs of Air Jordan 5s, the silhouette most associated with the series. “I wanted people to see it on Fresh Prince before they were out.” “I wanted them before they were out,” Smith said last year on Sneaker Shopping. Almost immediately, he and the show’s team of stylists would work with brands to get their hands on an early flow of size 12s. The Fresh Prince rocked it all on screen - from early ’90s high-tops to Nike trainers to Timberland and Doc Marten boots, and, of course, his beloved collection of Air Jordans. The moment sets the tone for The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’s legendary six-season, 148-episode run that portrayed Smith as the ultimate sneakerhead, while delivering a weekly display of his next-level ’90s swag through footwear and outfits. He also wears them in the pilot episode upon first stepping foot into the Banks’ Bel-Air mansion.
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Related Story Uncle Phil from ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ may be the best TV dad in history - this scene proves it Read nowĪ few seconds into the recurring opening sequence of the show, which NBC premiered in 1990 on a Monday at 8 p.m., Smith is shown on a spinning throne in a pair of “Metallic” Air Jordan 5s.
The sitcom, inspired by the life of music manager Benny Medina and developed by showrunners Andy and Susan Borowitz, starred Will Smith, then more well known as half of the famed hip-hop duo DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, after the group won a Grammy in 1989 for the hit record, “Parents Just Don’t Understand.”Īs the story goes, 17-year-old Will Smith (whose character in the show goes by his real-life name) gets into one too many fights in the ’hood of his hometown of West Philadelphia, so his mom ships him across the country to live in Los Angeles with his wealthy aunt and uncle, Vivian and Phillip Banks, and his cousins Nicky, Hilary, Carlton and Ashley. 10, 1990, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air made its iconic television debut. Courtesy of brand The Nike Air Max CB 34 features visible Air Max cushioning at the heel.Thirty years ago today, on Sept. Courtesy of brand The Nike Air Max CB 34 features a supportive strap across the forefoot. The Nike Air Max CB 34 has been nicknamed “Godzilla” in reference to a famous early ’90s Nike commercial starring Charles Barkley. The retro Charles Barkley shoe can be found now on and select Nike Sportswear retailers nationwide, retailing for $140.
This particular style has been nicknamed “Godzilla,” a reference to a famous Nike commercial starring Charles Barkley from 1992.
This Nike Air Max CB 34 colorway was originally released in 1995 and was last seen during a retro release in 2007. CB 34 branding appears on the tongue and insole of the Nike Air Max CB 34. The outsole of the Nike Air Max CB 34 has what is arguably the sneaker’s most defining feature - a scrawl reading “Sir Charles” in orange across both shoes. One of the Nike Air Max CB 34’s defining features is its outsole branding, which reads “Sir Charles.” Courtesy of brand The mid-’90s basketball sneakers feature a black upper composed of leather and nubuck, with teeth-like white accents across the midsole, white branding, and touches of purple on the forefoot strap, tongue, and heel.
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