Following the previously released “Quilted Velvet” pack, Tyler, The Creator has just teased another take on his popular GOLF le FLEUR* sneaker – this time arriving equipped with an eye-catching rainbow sole.
Taking on Converse‘s classic One Star silhouette, the sneaker arrives with a crisp white upper sporting Tyler’s signature flower motif along the lateral, all sat atop a gradient rainbow midsole. Finished off with simple white laces, the shoe is the perfect trainer to add to your seasonal rotation to elevate any look with bold colors.
The upcoming GOLF le FLEUR* sneaker is set to arrive at the Golf Wang web store on June 28, right before Pride Month comes to an end. Take a look at the upcoming release below, and let us know if you’ll be copping.
032c and adidas Originals‘ military-inspired, tactical boot have officially launched. The design was first spotted back in November during the fashion label and magazine’s Fall/Winter 2019 “Cosmic Workshop” presentation.
The original GSG9.2 was created as a work shoe fit for 20th century Germany due to its functionality. The model was later worn heavily by ’90s ravers also because of their sturdy makeup. 032c’s updated design comes equipped with suede covering the upper and shaft. Up next, breathable mesh, is seen on the co-branded, padded tongue. Additionally the boots also come with a rubber outsole constructed in tonal grey which matches the single-shade upper. To round out the detailing are reflective 3M accents across the upper and the thick rope laces.
When speaking of the shoes, co-founder and editor-in-chief of 032c Joerg Koch shares: “It’s really a quintessential German product for me.” Co-founder Maria Koch details: “It’s not very sexy or funky, it’s super precise and to the point.”
Reebok officially unveils its newest Instapump Fury silhouette created in collaboration with BAIT. The color-blocked shoes feature details inspired by the main characters of the Toy Story movies, Buzz Lightyear and Sheriff Woody.
The trainers feature mismatched colorways on each shoe. The left iteration includes a purple and green color palette reminiscent of Buzz’s space gear. This side also has a purple inner collar and green heel pull with “SR” stamped below it. On the top of the shoe is a red Instapump button surrounded by black and yellow hazard stripes like the ones that appear on Buzz’s wings. “LIGHTYEAR” lies over the green sidewalls and red stripes are emblazoned at the vamp.
The right shoe is designed with Sheriff Woody in mind. This side is comprised of black and white cow-patterns at the side panel and light denim underlays. Lastly, it also comes with hits of yellow, a red tongue tab and heel pull featuring Western-inspired motifs similar to Woody’s iconic neckerchief.
The BAIT x Disney Pixar x Reebok Instapump Fury “Toy Story” will release in celebration of Toy Story 4. Only a handful of pairs will be produced.
It’s no secret that Dr. Martens‘ trusty boots have been a favorite for festival-goers over the years. The durable classics add some edge to your summertime look and can also withstand any elements that outdoor festivals may throw at you, but you don’t have to compromise style – especially with the brand’s latest iridescent drop.
Arriving in a shiny pink finish is the stacked Molly boot, known for its Quad Retro platform sole. The holographic finish shimmers in the light and the party vibe is extended with the six oversized eyelets and metallic laces. Of course, the trademark design details like the yellow welt stitching and branded heel pull are present too. If you prefer a less bulky silhouette, the Pascal boot is also available in the same finish, as well as in a scaly blue finish that gleams violet in the light. Rounding out the pack is the low-top Holly shoe which also boasts a tall Quad Retro sole and metallic lacing.
Flick through the gallery above to check out all the styles and shop the look for yourself at Dr. Martens’ web store.
With summer in full swing, adidas Originals has just launched its retro-inspired Supercourt sneaker in two seasonal hues. This time around, the trainer gets dressed in a pastel pink hue as well as a sleek mint green iteration, both sporting a white midsole. Sporting monochrome laces, the shoe is ideal for mixing and matching and adding a subtle pop of color to any look this season.
The sneaker boasts minimal perforated “Three Stripes” detailing at the laterals, as well as panelling across the mudguard. Finished off with simple branding atop the tongue, the shoe is the ultimate addition to your seasonal rotation.
Retailing at €99.95 EUR (approximately $113 USD), the adidas Originals Supercourt in “Vapour Pink” and “Ash Silver” are available at Overkill.
With summer in full swing, adidas Originals has just launched its retro-inspired Supercourt sneaker in two seasonal hues. This time around, the trainer gets dressed in a pastel pink hue as well as a sleek mint green iteration, both sporting a white midsole. Sporting monochrome laces, the shoe is ideal for mixing and matching and adding a subtle pop of color to any look this season.
PUMA is dropping an Independence Day iteration of its low-top ’80s basketball silhouette, the Palace Guard “4th of July.”
The PUMA Palace Guard was introduced when it was worn by NBA Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas and was recently revived by PUMA Hoops in its OG Detroit Pistons-inspired colorway.
This time around, PUMA wraps the Palace Guard in grey suede and adds tonal embossed branding throughout, seen on the heel tab and the basketball-etched graphic on the tongue. “4th July, 1776” has been inscribed into the lateral rear-quarter in the original 1776 Independence font, while the insole is decorated with the first sentences of the Declaration of Independence.
The sneaker is offset by touches of cream, seen on its cushioned polyurethane midsole, eyestays, laces and sock liner. Keeping in tune with the Independence Day theme, the PUMA Palace Guard “4th of July” also comes with a set of Stars and Stripes laces.
PUMA will release the Palace Guard “4th of July” on June 28 at PUMA stores and online for $90 USD.
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