Yohji Yamamoto reimagines the classic adidas Superstar model as the Y-3 Superknot. Dressed in a Black and White color scheme, the legendary designer keeps the signature features such as the rubber toe cap and recognizable midsole but re-worked the upper section of the sneaker and cut the signature three stripe branding for the designer’s name that is stamped on the lateral side in gold foil, along with Y-3 branding on the heels.
You can now find the latest adidas Y-3 Superknot available at select Y-3 retailers, such as SNS. The retail price is set at $280 USD.
A new colorway has made its way onto Nike Air Max 95 model. After a series of brightly-colored selections, the Air Max 95 will be almost entirely in Obsidian, with a Cool Grey sole providing a excellent colorway. There is an array of different materials, particularly offering leather, patent leather, mesh, and a material that interacts with its color scheme really well.
You can grab this new Air Max 95 for your fall closet at Nike UK for £130 (about $168 USD) today.
Continuing its focus on the Air Jordan 1, Jordan Brand is set to release a purple heavy take on the iconic footwear model.
Dubbed the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Court Purple,” the upcoming look features the same color block pattern found on the popular “Bred Toe” colorway. But this time around it is bright “Regal Purple” that stands dominant next to hits of black an white. Elevating the shoe is an array of black Jumpman and Wings branding, along with a white midsole and purple rubber outsole.
Priced at $160 USD, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Court Purple” is set to release September 22.
Virgil Abloh and his Off-White™ brainchild are at it again, this time with a new iteration of the Nike Air Max 97. Following a collection dedicated to tennis superstar Serena Williams, Abloh once again places his focus on the classic AM97 silhouette. Dressed in a two-tone grey upper, the tonal look is then finished off with a tri-colored Swoosh. In terms of branding, signature Off-White™ insignias can be found inside the shoe while Abloh’s Helvetica font is featured on the medial sides and on the shoelaces. Finally the shoe is completed with a simple grey Air Max unit and clear outsole.
The Off-White™ x Nike Air Max 97 “Menta” was first teased back in June during its Paris Fashion Week runway show and is set to hit select Nike retailers on November 10.
UPDATE: The “Starting 5” LeBron 16 — as the name has been revealed — will be the first of five upcoming releases and is slated to hit shelves starting on Saturday, Sept. 15. Retailer Jimmy Jazz has confirmed that its 163 – 21/23 Jamaica Ave, New York location will be carrying the sneakers in “extremely limited quantities.”
Just hours ago we presented an exclusive look at the Nike LeBron 16 “Fresh Bred,” now an additional colorway has surfaced potentially carrying on Nike‘s “What The” theme.
A complete contrast in comparison to the black and red iteration, you’ll find multicolored weaving on its new Battle Knit 2.0 upper. The gusseted tongues see burgundy with chenille detailing on the left and an animal-inspired print on the right. The theme is carried on thanks to more contrast between the left and right sneakers from James’ lion head logo on the right heel and his “LJ” stamp on the left. The outsoles also offset one another among further intricate details.
At the moment there’s no confirmed launch date on the potential Nike LeBron 16 “What The,” but rumors are circulating that we may see a release on September 15 or September 22.
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