Inspired by the streets of New York, Unheard of Hijabi launches today with its range of streetwear hijabs. Driven to create trendy essential accessories for fashion-forward folks who wear the hijab, founder @kowsiar established her company with the mission to create the aesthetically appealing head coverings she and others were sorely lacking.
“Coming up with this brand was a way to not only help myself feel confident in the hijab but also feel stylish and unique. It inspired me to build something no one has ever seen before, a streetwear hijab brand that caters to hijabis who are unique and into the streetwear look,” the founder tells us.
Easy to style for any casual look, @kowsiar’s favorite item from the new drop is the two-tone Red Hijab for a bold street style fit. She would opt to style the headscarf with “a dope hoodie with a skirt, some Jordans and a puffer tote.”
The already sold-out collection features three new colorways — black, red and green head coverings accented with white. Priced at $28 USD, the jersey cotton hijabs can be found on the Unheard of Hijabi website.
Kanye West is continuing to expand on his popular line of adidas YEEZY FOAM RNNRs with a new colorway dubbed “MX Sand.”
The clog-like shoe first made its debut in 2019, and has since received additional releases in colors like “Vermillion” and “Ochre.” Maintaining the original silhouette, the upcoming drop features a blend of sandy tan and muted blue tones, creating a marbled effect. A hint of pink is spotted near the toe, while the upper part of the shoe maintains a minimalist look in a light brown hue. The same colors are applied to the outsole to round out the design.
Take an official look at the new colorway above. Priced at $80 USD, the adidas YEEZY FOAM RNNR “MX Sand” is slated to release on December 11 via adidas’ web store and YEEZY Supply.
Nike continues to expand its winter-ready offering, reimagining popular silhouettes as sneaker-boot hybrids. Following a “Light Bone” colorway, the Air Force 1 High Utility returns in icy blue and gray hues.
Inspired by the Northern Lights, the Nike Air Force 1 High Utility 2.0 “Deep Freeze” features a leather and suede upper with a nylon tongue. A denim buckle covers the shoe’s collar, fastening into a unique cord strap and tag.
Other design details include a distressed sole, pops of neon green, and a semi translucent Swoosh. The Air Force 1 High Utility 2.0 “Deep Freeze” is set to release in the coming weeks via Nike and at select retailers with a $110 USD price tag.
Borrowing elements from the iconic “Black Cat” Air Jordan 4 and Olivia Kim’s pony hair-clad “No Cover,” the Air Jordan 4 Golf “Black Cat” brings a Jumpman classic to the green. These premium golf shoes come with pony hair paneling, tonal branding and mesh underlays. Glossy hardware adds interest throughout, while the heel counter sees tonal paint splatter details. The all-black colorway extends to the midsole and treading where seven removable spikes provide superior traction.
The Air Jordan 4 Golf “Black Cat” releases December 4 via Nike and at select retailers with a $220 USD price tag. The “Black Cat” joins other highly anticipated holiday releases including the Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey,” Jordan 1 “Bred Patent” and the animal print Air Jordan 11 “Black and White.”
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