We’ve already seen a handful of spring-ready releases from Nike, and now the Swoosh has just dropped the Air Max 97 in a sleek “Crimson Tint/Plum Chalk.” This time around the sneaker sees a textured mesh upper in a blush pink hue, with premium leather overlays covering the silhouette in dark blue and plum tones. The navy mudguard adds contrast to the otherwise simple silhouette, and is finished off with a clean white sole with the classic transparent Air unit.
If you’re looking to add the spring-ready Nike Air Max 97 “Crimson Tint/Plum Chalk,” it currently retails at $160 USD at stores like Feature.
If you’ve been looking to splurge, Gucci‘s latest Screener Sneakers have arrived with a sleek strawberry print throughout the upper. This time around the shoe sees its classic distressed and worn-out design, complete with the signature green and red Gucci stripe at the lateral and the cartoon berry print in red and pink across. The off-white hued shoe sports a green heel tab as well as an eye-catching red outsole, which adds contrast to the statement shoe.
Finished off with chunky laces in the same off-white tone, the shoes are perfect for spring and the ultimate piece to splurge on this season. At $980 USD, you can cop the strawberry-print sneakers over at SSENSE.
Nike‘s latest sneaker is a tropical beauty, arriving in a fresh “Topaz Gold/White/Laser Fuchsia” colorway. The latest iteration of the Air Max 90 silhouette sees a predominantly yellow upper, accented by bright fuchsia hues across the Swoosh, tongue, heel and sole. The vibrant hues are contrasted by the white colorblocked sole, adding a crisp and summer-ready touch to the retro silhouette. To finish off, the shoe sees yellow laces and a hot pink insole with the Swoosh’s signature branding.
Ideal to add a pop of color to any look this spring, the Nike Air Max 90 in “Topaz Gold/White/Laser Fuchsia” is available now over at Nike.com, where it retails at $110 USD.
UPDATE (March 20, 2019): adidas has confirmed that the YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 “Clay” will be releasing on March 30. The “Living Coral” pair will be available in adult, kids ($160 USD) and infant ($140 USD) sizes so the whole family can rock the spring sneaker. Shoppers in the U.S. will be exclusively offered the kids and infant sizes.
The “Clay” colorway will be available on adidas.com/YEEZY, select retailers and YEEZY SUPPLY. Enjoy an official look above.
Update (March 13, 2019): According to Yeezy Mafia, the regional release for the YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 “Clay” has been postponed. The coral colorway will now be released on March 30 at select retailers in North and South America. Its $220 USD retail price remains the same.
Note the new drop date and be sure to alert a friend.
Images of a YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 “Clay” have surfaced online via @Yeezymafia. This is the first new 350 colorway from adidas + Kanye West that we’ve seen in 2019. The brand has yet to confirm a release date but it’s rumored to be stocked sometime this year.
On th upper we see a dark tan hue that is accented with a mesh detailing. Below this feature is a light orange underlay that replaces the “SPLY-350” stamp. A vibrant “Living Coral“-like shade is seen on the BOOST midsole and heel tab as well. Completing the pair are a pair of tonal laces. Preview the pair above and let us know your thoughts below.
We’re half-way through March, which means spring is almost here. We’ve already seen a handful of drops from Nike this year, ranging from fresh M2K Tekno‘s to sleek Air Force 1s, and now the Swoosh is dropping a new iteration of the sporty Air Max 270 silhouette.
This time around, the shoe sees an off-white mesh upper, sporting brown metallic accents throughout as well as a striking purple Air unit. The “Lilac” tones give the sneaker an eye-catching element, but staying true to its minimal sporty design. Ideal for those looking to add a comfortable yet stylish option to their seasonal rotation, the Air Max 270 in “Sail/Pumice-Space Purple-White” is the perfect option.
The shoe will retail at $150 USD, and will drop within the next few days at retailers like Nike.com as well as 43einhalb.
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