If you’ve been looking for the perfect pop of color to add to your seasonal rotation, Nike has just dropped its signature Cortez sneaker in a vibrant pastel yellow hue. This time around, the retro silhouette sees its classic white upper and lacing, contrasted by the pale yellow Swoosh at the lateral as well as detailing on the sole and tongue.
Ideal for mixing and matching, the simple yet eye-catching shoe is perfect for day-to-day wear and is guaranteed to become a staple piece in your wardrobe. If you’re looking to get your hands on a pair, head over to SSENSE where the Nike Cortez retails at $90 USD.
After a number of innovative colorway drops, Nike‘s iconic retro Air Max 98 SE has been making its way back to our sneaker lineups these past few months. With its latest “Cosmic Clay/Light Aqua” colorway, the silhouette features a leather and synthetic upper that provides the durability and breathability you need when wearing these kicks. Its full-length Air Max unit offers responsive cushioning while the midsole’s foam delivers plush cushioning. The combination of its fire-orange and aqua blue hues contrast well together against its pearly white canvas.
The Nike Air Max 98 SE in “Cosmic Clay/Light Aqua” retails for $170 USD, which you can now purchase on Nike.com.
The Nike GTS ‘16 is back in full force coming to you in a “Team Orange/Black” colorway. The Great Tennis Shoe’s suede toe comes in a slightly darker hue than its cream-white upper. The stitched orange Swoosh boldly stands out against the plain white canvas of the low and casual silhouette finished with a minimal black line along the rubber sole. This laid-back piece will be the perfect pair for those leaning towards a more simple aesthetic. For an effortless look, you can match these with classic blue denim jeans with the cut of your choice and a plain black T-shirt.
You can now cop these on Titolo’s website for $102.99 USD.
Two months ago, Nike debuted a new “Vandalized” Air Force 1 in which the brand slightly reconstructed the exterior of the classic silhouette. With its modern twist, the Swoosh brand has released the shoe in a new colorway dubbed “Black/Anthracite-Mystic Green.” The conceptual detailing of the latest pair features a black upper with two different colored suede heels. Coming in a mustard yellow and teal hue, the shades have also been incorporated on the insole. Sticking to its classic AF1 roots, each side is brought together by its clean white midsole and outsole.
You can now cop this pair on Titolo’s website which retails for $144.22 USD
Upon dropping in a pastel yellow colorway inspired by the LGBTQ+ flag, a new iteration of the adidas Originals Temper Run sneaker will be releasing in “St. Pale Nude/Grey Six.” The limited-edition pair will be available exclusively at Sneakersnstuff.
Arriving with a layered mesh, leather and nubuck upper, the shoe is covered in the “Pale Nude” tone throughout, with hints of dark grey and gold. The color is contrasted with an off-white midsole which is placed on top of an adiPRENE sole unit for extra cushioning. The brand’s signature adidas Trefoil logo can be found on the insoles in gold, and the sneaker is complete with a set of tonal laces and 3M bordered-tongue.
Scroll through the gallery above to take a full look. The Sneakersnstuff-exclusive adidas Originals Temper Run in “St. Pale Nude/Grey Six” is slated to drop on August 17 for $139 USD at Sneakersnstuff’s offline and online stores.
Nike is rolling out “Deconstructed” Air Max Plus silhouettes arriving with unique elements. The latest drop features colorways that are dubbed “Psychic Blue” and “White.”
Detailing on the models includes raw, unfinished inner layers on the uppers. Both pairs also come with soft nubuck fabrics along the tongue and the heel which are decorated with “Nike” branding and the “Tn” motif. Additionally, tonal stitching is found on the outlines along the sidewalls which is paired with the main Swoosh and a sleek suede mudguard. Rounding out the trainers is a clean, distinct white midsole expertly placed alongside the translucent Air Unit bubbles.
You can purchase the Nike Air Max Plus Deconstructed in “Psychic Blue” and “Beige/White” at 6 p.m. EST on August 7, at 43einhalb.com for approximately $200 USD.
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