Kid Cudi and adidas Originals reveal the latest installment in their ongoing partnership, a futuristic sneaker silhouette dubbed Vadawam 326. Named after the rapper’s daughter, Vada, the shoe is an innovative twist on classic basketball sneakers from the ’90s.
The Vadawam 326 is sneaker-boot hybrid, featuring a high-top cut and criss-cross velcro straps. A smooth leather upper is offset by suede contrast paneling, while 326 — a reference to Vada’s birthday — is stamped at the lateral collar. Protective overlays at the heel lend themselves to the sneaker’s sci-fi feel. Two colorways, “Core Black/Night Grey/Solar Pink” and “Core White/Ecru Tint/Easy Yellow,” offer light and dark options.
The Kid Cudi x adidas Originals Vadawam 326 retails for $180 USD and launches at the adidas websiteon December 17.
Having released a glossy “Chrome” iteration earlier this year, Jordan Brand is now gearing up for another women’s exclusive Air Jordan 6 release. The rumored kicks, which have been named “Gold Hoops,” arrive in a summer-ready pastel color palette of pink, white and gold.
A mock-up shared by sneaker insider @zsneakerheadz shows the silhouette dressed in “White” and “Sail” throughout. The design is accentuated with a “Barely Rose” hue on the upper at the toe box and sides. Further highlighting the look, a “Metallic Gold” shade takes center stage on the soles, heel and lace lock. Although not much information is known just yet, some are speculating the new shoes to celebrate the 1991 NBA finals, where Michael Jordan wore the silhouette while playing against the Los Angeles Lakers.
Take a first look at the “Gold Hoops” Air Jordan 6 above. The shoes are rumored to release in July 2021.
For those patiently waiting for the Stussy x Nike Air Force 1 to drop, the Swoosh brand has unveiled a clean new iteration of its classic AF 1 ‘07. Arriving in a “Craft White/Obsidian” colorway, this silhouette is the perfect pair for all the minimalists out there.
Constructed out of premium leather material, the white upper features stitched overlays and perforations on the toes. For added contrast, the Swooshes, heels, woven tongue tags and insoles come in a navy blue shade. Providing lightweight, all-day comfort are the midsoles’ Air Sole-equipped units. Rounding out the design are the signature silver lace locks.
Take a closer look at the sneaker in the gallery above. Nike’s Air Force 1 ‘07 in “Craft White/Obsidian” retails for $125 USD and is now available via online retailers like Livestock.
For its latest product drop, Nike has returned with brand new iterations of its Blazer Mid ‘77 and Air Max 90 silhouettes. Both sneakers come in sleek cream white colorways, along with a removable gold Swoosh chain.
The Blazer Mid ‘77 features a leather and synthetic upper with stitched overlays, textile elements and exposed needlework for a throwback look. For the ultimate vintage treatment, the shoe’s midsole boasts a blend of heritage styling with metallic details. Elsewhere, the AM90 sports pearlized leather, velour and metallic accents. For an added touch of luxury, the “Nike” logo on the tongue tab is made of reflective gold material, while the insoles arrive in a seasonal maroon hue.
Take a look at both styles in the gallery above. Priced at £104.95 GBP (approximately $140 USD) and £134.95 GBP (approximately $180 USD) respectively, the Blazer Mid ‘77 and Air Max 90 in “Summit White” are now available to cop via Nike UK’s web store.
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