Puma’s latest limited edition of trainers hasn’t even hit the stores in the UK yet and they are already causing controversy. Inspired by robbers Bonnie and Clyde the trainers come in his and hers and are sold in an old fashion styled money bag.
Lined inside with “I steal for a living” and with a golden pistol on the heel of the Bonnie and a Tommy Gun for the Clyde, anti-gun campaigners are branding the line as irresponsible.

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This month sees the launch of the Alexander McQueen and Puma collaboration. McQueen, a self confessed sports shoe lover has designed a sleek and stylish collection of trainers for both men and women ready to be launched in 200 to 250 stores worldwide including McQueen’s flagships in London, New York and Milan.
“I have always had a great passion for trainers, so I am very excited about this collaboration with PUMA. I am confident that my design philosophy, combined with PUMA’s excellence in the field, will result in a totally …