Kanye West's Yeezy Season 2 Footwear Is Now Available / Another Look at the Yeezy Boost 750 "Light Grey/Gum" / Here’s a Glow-in-the-Dark Look at the YEEZY Boost 750 “Grey/Gum”

The Governors Ball may have been a bust yesterday and the second of ‘Ye’s two surprise performances never actually happened, but hey, at least Yeezy Season 2 is officially here: Yeezy himself recently took to Twitter to officially announce that Yeezy Supply is once again open for business. As expected, the footwear-heavy drop is headlined by a brand new boot, as well as heels and two different knit boots for women. The debut also coincides with the availability of physical copies of the ‘zines for both seasons 1 and 2, each of which was shot by Jackie Nickerson and features the likes of Amina Blue and Kanye himself.
Head on over to yeezysupply.com now to peruse the drop and stay tuned for more Yeezy goodness in the days ahead: the latest Yeezy Boost 750 from adidas is due out Saturday, June 11.
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Anticipation is building as we approach the release of the Yeezy Boost 750 in “Grey/Gum” confirmed to drop this Saturday. If you weren’t hyped enough yet, adidas gave us another reason to get excited this past weekend, revealing just how the coveted shoe is made. To add to the buzz, a lookbook giving us a closer look at the Yeezy Boost 750 “Grey Gum” has been shot by Australian photographer, Myles Kalus. The shoes will be releasing at select stockists such as Espionage in Sydney, which is on our list of stockists for this Saturday. Styling by Aidan Nunan show us the versatility of the shoe, mixing Vetements with Yeezy Season 1 for unisex styling. Check out the full set of photos above for a closer look.

As we are just days away from the much-anticipated launch of Kanye West’s “Grey/Gum” YEEZY Boost 750, here we get another look at the sneaker, showcasing the somewhat forgotten/overlooked glow-in-the-dark sole. This design element was disclosed back when the shoe was teased early on, but not much has been made of the illuminating aspect since then, possibly because who really wants their YEEZY Boosts to glow? No shots at the Nike Yeezys, by the way.

It will, however, be interesting to see if the inclusion of a glow-in-the-dark sole unit will effect sales of this particular YEEZY Boost release. Then again, who are we kidding? It’s Kanye West — they’ll fly off the shelves per usual.
Let us know, though. What are your thoughts after getting this closer look at the glow-in-the-dark sole on the “Grey/Gum” YEEZY Boost 750s?
Oh, and don’t forget — they’re dropping on June 11 through these retailers. And if you’re interested in a raffle, be sure to check out Livestock‘s in-store and online options, taking place from now through June 10.