Twenty twenty was the year that fashion brands really turned up the heat on the collaborative front. Every label worth its hype points was at it, from Stüssy and Gucci, who teamed up with Our Legacy and The North Face respectively, to Levi’s, who collaborated with just about everyone, from Lego and Super Mario to New Balance and Tyler, The Creator. None, however, went as big as Converse. The Nike-owned brand not only put out some stellar shoes on its own (check out the platform-soled Run Star Hike), but also teamed up with the likes of Telfar, JW Anderson, Brain Dead, Comme des Garçons, Feng Chen Wang, Fear Of God, Ambush, Golf Le Fleur, A-Cold-Wall*, Lay Zhang, Carhartt, Paria Farzaneh, Moncler and Hiroshi Fujiwara. Phew.