Timex and luxury brand Judith Leiber have come together to design exclusive embezzled timepieces in rainbow hues.
The collection revamps the watch brand’s classic models — the Q Timex and T80. Both styles are covered in crystals inspired by Judith Leiber’s flashy aesthetic. The Q Timex is crafted with polished stainless steel covered in hundreds of Swarovski crystals in vivid colors, while the sporty T80 is transformed into a luxury piece. Finishing off the two designs are the rainbow-colored crystals on the dial and bracelet and the duo’s logos on the watch case.
Peep the designs above. The Timex x Judith Leiber limited-edition collection is now available online.
For its latest collaboration, Crocs has joined forces with Hidden Valley Ranch for a pair of food-themed clogs. The release follows the surge in popularity of the “ugly” shoe throughout the pandemic, which has led to coveted partnerships with the likes of Justin Bieber, Palace, Balenciaga, Salehe Bembury and more.
Arriving with a cream-colored base, the Saweetie-approved shoe is highlighted with green speckles to resemble the look of the popular condiment. The design is accessorized with nine Jibbitz charms in the shape of the sauce’s best friends, including pizza, fries, chicken nuggets, tacos and vegetables. Rounding out the pair is the two brands’ logos stamped onto the heel strap.
The limited-edition Hidden Valley Ranch x Crocs Classic Clogs are available for purchase through an online drawing system only. You can head to the official website to enter the draw until 12 p.m. ET on September 20. Fans in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York can also participate in a giveaway that requires visiting Saweetie’s Instagram for a chance to win the condiment, pizza and a pair of the clogs.
Supreme and Nike have returned with another colorway for their SB Dunk High “By Any Means” collaboration. The “Black/White” sneaker features details like those found on its red and navy counterpart.The upper is crafted with black leather on the toe box, collar and quarter, contrasting the white mudguard, collar flap and Swoosh. A “No <3” graphic inspired by Milton Glaser‘s “I <3 New York” sign is stamped onto the lateral. Influenced by the Nike NYC emblem, a “SUP” logo with a Swoosh is printed on the tongue. Decorating the heel is the “By Any Means” black lettering in New York Magazine‘s flowing font combined with John Jay‘s Nike NYC graphic. Additionally, a small “Supreme Team” embroidery is added to the heel tab in white. The red insoles are adorned with Supreme and “SUP” branding. Rounding out the pair are the black outsoles and white midsoles.
Supreme and Nike have yet to announce the official release date, but we’re expecting the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High “By Any Means” to drop in the coming weeks.
Following the musician’s big Met Gala moment, images of Billie Eilish‘s collaborative Air Jordan 15 have now surfaced.
The silhouette — which Tinker Hatfield has dubbed his “worst Air Jordan design” in the past — comes in a tonal look with minimal detailing. Dressed in a muted tan shade, the design highlights the overall construction of the shoe. Tonal stitches run along the sides with the Jumpman logo appearing on the rear and the ankle. The heel is adorned with “23 – 6 – 15” branding, referencing Michael Jordan‘s jersey number, the NBA championships and the AJ15. Celebrating the partnership, Eilish’s name is printed on the footbed, accompanying the Blōhsh logo on the tongue.
Jordan Brand has yet to announce an official release date, but we’re expecting the Billie Eilish x Air Jordan 15 to drop in the coming weeks.
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