After getting an on-foot look, we now have a closer look at the adidas (XETRA:ADS.DE +2.58%) YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 “Dazzling Blue.”
Building on the popular simple two-tone design of the shoe, the upcoming release features sleek black Primeknit uppers marked by contrasting post-dyed monofilament side stripes. Additional detailing comes in the form of “SPLY-350” branding on the blue stripes, black sockliners and weaved laces. Finishing up the design of the shoe are full-length encapsulated BOOST sole units in translucent black.
Priced at $220 USD, the adidas YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 “Dazzling Blue” is now expected to release sometime this spring.
Following the reveal of “Paris” edition Air Force 1 Mids, Nike (NYSE:NKE +1.48%) adds to its AF1 40th-anniversary “City Pack” with a special-edition “London” issue.
The upcoming mid-top silhouette features perforated leather uppers in cream, mixed with dark red overlays and laces, a nod to the city’s iconic phone booths, double-decker buses, and London guard coats. The lateral Swoosh arrives in white tumbled leather, and the Nike Air heel tab is dressed in a patent leather finish.
Continuing the design language from the “Paris” pairs, London’s dialing code “020” is embroidered on the forefoot and the metallic lace dubrae is stylized to resemble the city’s street signs. The midsoles and outsoles come in cream and maroon to complete the city-inspired pairs.
Take a look at the official images above, and expect the Nike Air Force 1 Mid “London” to arrive at the Nike website and select retailers in the coming weeks.
It turns out mules really weren’t a fad. After COVID-19 and subsequent 2020 lockdowns saw sneakers popped safely back into their boxes, our cravings for house-friendly footwear peaked, with mules perfectly fitting the bill. From Birkenstock, Crocs and Suicoke, to Gucci, Maison Margiela and JW Anderson, the world yearned for comfort and style in one silhouette, something the mule could provide in abundance.
Two years on and the backless wonder remains as popular as ever, and for Spring/Summer 2022, Clarks Originals has finally had its say by unveiling its all-new Trek Mule. Based on its epochal Desert Trek, this ultra-contemporary iteration sits atop the brand’s archetypal crepe sole and boasts a hairy “Cow Print” upper, which is complemented by a central seam and two signature brand fobs.
The Mule arrives alongside a reworked Wallabee Boot which houses the same “Cow Print” pattern, gold-embossed fobs, off-white leather binding and the natural crepe sole for good measure.
Available in sizes up to UK8 (as a result of these being a women’s silhouettes), both the “Cow Print” Trek Mules and Wallabee Boots are available to buy now from the Clarks Originals webstore.
The Nike (NYSE:NKE +1.48%) Air Max 90 Golf revealed another themed-out color scheme that’s full of picnic-inspired patterns. Merging golf and open-air, the garden party coloring makes use of the hybrid running silhouette and decorates it with an outdoor motif on a classic Tinker Hatfield model.
Uppers are decorated in a red and white gingham design, outlined stitched swooshes and woven straw-looking mesh on the tongue and heel. The rest of the shoe is dotted with picnic accents in a noticeable ketchup and mustard color scheme. The course-ready runner is represented on the anterior, with the Air Max cell build enrobed in white. And finally, the insoles indicate a homage to Nike’s 50th-anniversary corporate gathering.
Priced at $150 USD, the Air Max 90 Golf in the picnic-inspired colorway is expected to release this Spring on Nike’s official website and select retailers worldwide.
Expanding the product line of its popular Air Huarache sneaker, Nike (NYSE:NKE +1.48%) has made plans to release a new “Tortoiseshell” addition to the family.
The new offering contains all the traditional elements of the original Huarache, but sports a new neon orange and tortoise detail colorway. The midsection overlay panel is glossed in a fabric tortoiseshell design, while the connected back pull tab is solid bright orange.
Neoprene and suede upper compartments are white, along with the midsole, while the outsole is black rubber. White shoelaces contain a brown-and-orange zig-zag stitch pattern to match the sneaker’s tortoise design element, and the circular tongue decal continues with the neon orange theme.
Expected to release soon, the new “Tortoiseshell” sneaker will retail for $120 USD and will be available on Nike’s website.
Jordan Brand recently unveiled an Air Joran 1 Mid in a unique “Inside Out”construction that featured neutral tones and accents. To follow, the label is releasing the fan-favorite silhouette in a stylish tonal greyscale colorway.
From a warm grey in the swoosh to a neutral tone around the midfoot and heel, the shoe is dominated by supple suede all throughout. The sneaker is also winter-equipped through a fleece inner lining that adds an extra layer of warmth for the current winter season. Subtle, stylish and timeless, the Air Jordan 1 Mid “Particle Grey” is a solid sneaker that can surely stay in rotation year-round.
The sneaker does not have a release date yet, but you can expect it to drop via Nike(NYSE:NKE +1.48%) in the coming months. For more information on all things Swoosh, please visit the Nike SNKRS app.
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