At a futuristic gallery-inspired venue in Seoul, PUMA marked the release of its H-Street sneakers with a distinctive exhibition that opened with a VIP gathering. The space featured reinterpreted athletics elements, connecting to the footwear's sporting background.
The venue welcomed various PUMA affiliates including K-pop star Rosé, along with Yeji, Yuri Jo, Juyeon, Jungwon Cha, and Junyoung Lee.
Christina Mirabelli, Global Marketing Director at PUMA Sportstyle, noted: "The opening night exceeded expectations. Seeing numerous familiar faces from the PUMA community supporting this occasion was remarkable. Watching attendees customize and interpret the H-Street while navigating the space made for a distinctive event".
This activation represents part of the Future Archives initiative, a project honoring select signature models from the German brand while positioning them for what's ahead. The exhibition remains accessible to visitors through May 18, providing areas for styling and music, displaying archival products, and hosting group activities.
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