A$AP cohort Chace Infinite recently took to Instagram to share another preview of Rocky’s upcoming sneaker collaboration with Under Armour. Following months of teasers, colorways, and speculations by members of the mob, the new snapshot offers the best look so far at the all-black version’s lateral sides. The chunky low-top sports tonal black uppers crafted with multi-textile construction alongside an Osiris D3-inspired lacing cage with reflective details throughout. Although unseen in this new depiction, a photo posted last June courtesy of A$AP Lou, showed the plush tongue portions embellished with the words “DESIGNED BY YOURS TRULY IN ASSOCIATION WITH UNDER ARMOUR” with AWGE branding to boot.
There is still no official word yet on a release date, but preview the latest teaser above and stay tuned for updates.
Hot on the heels of the Air Max 95’s OG “Solar Red” arrival is Nike’s latest sleek rendition for the perennial sneaker. The low-top shoe receives an “Obsidian” makeup with dark grey accents to balance out the design. One of the more eye-catching attributes is the patent leather detailing on the upper paneling.
Following months of build-up, the release of the highly anticipated “All-Black” and “All-White” Virgil Abloh x Nike Air Prestos is finally just around the corner.
Coming in monochromatic, the two upcoming colorways follow the inside-out design sensibility that the current Louis Vuitton Artistic Director established with his first “The Ten” Nike collaboration. Mostly maintaining solid color looks, the “All-Black” and “All-White” colorways feature tonal midfoot cages and matching Air Presto midsoles. While contrasts come in the form of the “AIR” text hit at the heel, red stitching on the tongue, orange Swoosh tab and the signature red zip tie adornment.
Priced at $160 USD, look for the All-White” Virgil Abloh x Nike Air Presto to release July 27 with the “All-Black” look coming August 3.
Derrick Rose’s latest signature shoe, The D Rose 9, will arrive on adidas.com and at adidas retailers this Sunday (July 15) with a retail price of $140. The D Rose 9 has a Primeknit upper with black horizontal stripes landing on the tongue and heel area, plus the customary three stripes logo is reworked in a vertical style by the heel collar. The colorway is different from what adidas revealed back in May, with the D Rose 9 dressed in a tricolored tonal palette consisting of white, black and pink.
Shoe Palace keeps celebrating its 25th anniversary in style by teaming up with none other than Nike. The duo has revamped the Air Huarache Zip by taking a minimal gray and silver-hued silhouette with white sole, and adding striking red details along the sole, inner tongue and zipper pull which reflect the retailer’s red branding. The tag is printed with ‘93 as the year of Shoe Palace’s opening, “XXV” for its 25 years of being in business, and the sneaker’s edition number. Only 500 pairs of the collaborative rendition will be distributed, starting with an early release at Shoe Palace’s San Jose location on July 19. The rest of the sneakers will be available at select stores and online July 21.
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