Following the debut of Calvin Klein‘s recent Andy Warhol-centric collection, the brand has launched portrait-emblazoned sneakers. Taking the form of trim, high-top plimsolls, the selection encompasses a variety of makeups and graphics. Three distinct portraits appear in contrasting hues against color-blocked uppers, a blank canvas portion contrasted against the boldly-colored art. Black and white bases are complemented by matching laces, black heel branding and rubber midsoles, allowing the colorful Warhol detailing to spill below the upper for maximum coverage.
Pre-order the new shoes on Calvin Klein’s website.
After previewing the Just Don x Jordan Legacy 312 in a “Fire Red” and “Game Royal” split colorway earlier in the summer, Jordan Brand returns this week with an official look at the upcoming “Storm Blue” iteration.
Designed by Don C himself, the shoe blends elements of the Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 3, and the Nike Air Trainer. Taking on a similar look to the “Game Royal” Air Jordan 1, the Don C x Jordan Legacy 312 “Storm Blue” dons a mostly white upper with leather blue panels hitting the outer toe box, ankle strap and heels. Hits of black can then be found on the Swoosh branding and tongue, while a dose of elephant print found on both the lateral and medial sides, a Just Don-branded tongue tab, and a Jordan 3 sole completes the overall design.
The Just Don x Jordan Legacy 312 “Storm Blue” drops on Saturday, July 14 at select Jordan Brand retailers for $150 USD.
Following previous releases of the Nike M2K Tekno, the “Phantom” colorway has a release date for mens sizes. This time around, the Nike Monarch II-inspired silhouette returns in a clean, eggshell colored upper. The clunky sneaker has very subtle hits of pastel color, including the pale blue in the toebox and the milky green panels that make up the lateral sides. On the heel of the chunky sole unit, a vibrant, plastic orange panel pops out from the white midsole. The sneaker sits above a grey and black outsole. Be on the lookout for more information regarding the release date, which is scheduled some time in July.
Nike‘s celebratory “Just Do It” collection expands with a new iteration of the Huarache City Low model. Following last months white and black colorway, this new style incorporates the Swoosh’s signature orange with contrasting white and black. Suede, mesh and leather joins forces throughout the sneaker with “Just Do It” applied to the heel.
Retailing for $120 USD, the Nike Huarache City Low “Just Do It” arrives sometime this August at select Nike Sportswear retailers. Browse the shots above and let us know your thoughts on how they compare to the rest of the collection.
At the end of June we shared a first look at the Nike KD11 “EYBL.” Today official shots have surfaced of the bright colorway. This iteration sees a Hot Punch upper shared throughout its Flyknit weaving with Lime Blast and Pure Platinum to complement the base. The sock-like entry is met with a subtle heel counter that sports the traditional EYBL Peach Jam basketball tournament. To close out the design, its translucent sole unit houses Nike’s React foam in addition to a full-length Zoom Air unit.
Retailing for $150 USD, the Nike KD11 “EYBL” is expected to arrive sometime this month at select Nike Basketball retailers. Stay tuned for additional release information and let us know if you plan on copping.
Following a series of leaks and teasers, the highly-anticipated Air Jordan 4 “Raptors” finally receives an official release date.
Originally set to be a Drake signature shoe, the Toronto Raptors-themed take on the classic Jordan Brand model was reworked for a 6 God-less release. Borrowing from the color scheme found on the classic Air Jordan 7 “Raptors,” the standout iteration features a mainly black nubuck upper accented by choice hits of “Court Purple” and “University Red” on the TPU frames and heel guard. Finally bright and bold color mash-ups on the signature segmented Air Jordan 4 sole unit complete with speckle detailing round up the design of the shoe.
Priced at $190 USD, the Air Jordan 4 “Raptors” is set to release at select Jordan Brand retailers on Saturday, August 18.
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