Establishing a standard place among Nike‘s monthly releases since its debut last year, the Air Max 270 Bowfin has now appeared in a new “Celestial Blue/Gold Force” colorway for the fall. With its technical detailing and camping trip-ready colorway, it is unquestionably autumnal with plenty of bold embellishments to boot.
Combining a tan mesh and matching woven fabric accented with thin burgundy/teal stripes on its base layer, this Bowfin then adds blue heel and midfoot overlays constructed out of a cozy fleece-like material. Patterned maroon fabric strips serve as the eyestays for the adjustable toggle lacing system before crashing down onto the midsole for extra texture, completing a top half that’s more than slightly Nike ACG-esque.
Heel/tongue pull tabs provide easy on/easy off and complementary tones. Meanwhile, a pockmarked black Phylon foam midsole with a sizable Air Max 270-style heel unit sits atop a toothed outsole, finalizing the look on the shoe’s bottom half. Part grueling-backcountry-trek and part brisk-city-stroll, these new Air Max 270 Bowfins are available now at Nike.com. The retail price is set at $160 USD.
Establishing a standard place among Nike‘s monthly releases since its debut last year, the Air Max 270 Bowfin has now appeared in a new “Celestial Blue/Gold Force” colorway for the fall. With its technical detailing and camping trip-ready colorway, it is unquestionably autumnal with plenty of bold embellishments to boot.
After dropping its “Surprise!” T-shirt capsule with Vancouver-based retailer /017, DOUBLET has returned with its latest footwear release — a hybrid two-in-one pair of sneakers that houses a pair of derby dress shoes.
On the outside, the shoes see clean black leather uppers, complete with double-stitched tonal panels. The sneaker boasts three pairs of silver-toned eyelets, with tonal laces that lock in the derby shoes inside. To offset the leather construction, ripstop materials appear along the pull tab and backstay, while the toe cap has been reinforced with an extra panel. Furthermore, the sneakers pack a thick rubber Vibram midsole for added cushioning. Upon unlacing the sneaker, the derby shoes can be removed from its sneaker-host to be worn as dress shoes. It comes with a sleek black minimal design with an upper that has a lizard-like texture and an almond-shaped toe. The shoes allow one to seamlessly transition from casual to formal, or vice versa, shifting between conventional and modern comfort.
The hybrid DOUBLET Black Sneakers Layered Dress Derbys are currently available at SSENSE.COM for $1,175 USD.
Converse has charged back into the performance basketball market with the new All Star Pro BB this fall, and it’s now surfaced in a flame print-equipped “Laser Orange” colorway. Blending Chuck Taylor heritage with modern-day tech, this new hoop shoe was designed to turn heads, both on and off the court.
The synthetic mesh upper is fully covered with a sweltering flame graphic, giving a whole new meaning to “on fire.” This printed construction is held together by sporty orange taped detailing, while branding is provided by a black Chevron motif on the lateral quarter and a traditional Converse All Star badge on the medial collar. Down below, the translucent outsole houses a drop-in React foam footbed that stretches from heel to toe, and also features a diamond-shaped traction pattern. One more black Chevron appears on the forefoot to complete the model.
Flame graphics have often garnished classic Converse models like the Chuck 70 and the One Star, so this All Star Pro BB provides a nod to the brand’s lengthy legacy in more ways than one. It’s likely you’ll spot them on the feet of endorser Kelly Oubre Jr. at some point during this NBA season, and if you want to secure your own pair, they’re available now at retailers like Kicks Store for $160 USD.
With one seasonal shoe collaboration already under its belt, NOAH is rejoining its pals at Sperry for another premium shoe. This time, the duo have revamped “The Captain’s Oxford” for fall, complete with faux-crocodile leather uppers.
Crafted by hand in Sperry’s American factory, the new Captain’s Oxford stays true to the classic silhouette designed by brand founder Paul Sperry — note that the model wasn’t his first footwear design, but it was his debut casual shoe model. NOAH swapped out the brand’s deck-friendly grip sole for a Vibram lug model and upgraded the shoe with a full leather footbed, rawhide laces and plush brown and black leather uppers embossed with a crocodile pattern. Though the elevated materials boost the price, NOAH affirms its decision to “make the best possible version” of the shoe.
Read more about the Sperry Cloud collaboration on NOAH’s site, where you can shop the bespoke shoes on October 31 for $298 USD.
The Air Jordan 6 “DMP” is tentatively scheduled for a January 25, 2020 arrival at $200 USD. It’ll hit retailers as a solo release — as of now, Jordan Brand hasn’t revealed any plans to reintroduce the pack’s AJ11. If you don’t feel like waiting, pairs of the original 2006 style are available now at Stadium Goods.
Pyer Moss is releasing the Reebok Experiment 4 Trail Fury seen at its Collection 3 “Sister” runway show in Brooklyn. The Kerby Jean-Raymond-helmed label has reworked the Reebok with a variety of bold colors, mixed fabrics and intricate details, with some only spotted after a second or third glance at the retro-futuristic model.
The sneaker plays on the Reebok Instapump Fury, adding Winter-ready design elements such as a rugged trail-indebted outsole and mesh to its upper. Jean-Raymond takes on a geometric approach with the aesthetics for this sneaker, using blocks of color and angular shapes to further define the upper.
Salmon pink has been used on the leather lace cover — which sports dual branding and white sketches underneath on the nylon fabric structure — while black mesh overlayed with yellow leather works the main body of the shoe. White rectangular shapes are seen towards the toe box, while grey rubber further contrasts the sneaker by adding accentuated geometric shapes and embossed branding at the rear.
A multicolored rubber heel tab, bright red lining and a black sole unit complete this unique runway offering. Take a closer look at the Pyer Moss x Reebok Experiment 4 Trail Fury in the gallery above, and pick up a pair for yourself at retailers such as Allike for $276 USD on November 2.
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