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Leo Baker‘s first debuted Nike (NYSE:NKE -1.53%) SB signature shoe earlier this year. Announcing that it would be arriving in 2023 in a variety of colorways, the Nike SB React Leo is slated to release in “Cacao Wow.” For his first signature shoe, Baker took inspiration from his favorite SBs, specifically the SB Bruin High, for its design process. The shoe comes dressed in cacao wow, black, earth and gum dark brown color schemes and sees the shoe constructed in a mixture of materials that include leather, suede and mesh. The shoe’s brown base covers the entirety of the upper while black highlights the leather Swoosh on the lateral, laces, inner lining and tongue branding. A monogram all-over “Leo” print is seen on the side panels, as well as the tongue labels and insoles. The shoe sits on a black, speckled midsole that sits atop a gum dark brown rubber outsole to round out the design.

Looks can be deceiving—isn't that exciting? In love with the night and all the fun it brings, this Vomero 5 stays lit long after the sun goes down. Light-activated details pulse hotter than a blue flame, while glow-in-the-dark accents on the outsole bring your heat into the night. And don't worry if you stay out too late: subtle colours and sophisticated layering let you go from wherever the fun took you straight back to your 9-to-5. Coffee anyone?

Carve a new lane for yourself in the Zoom Vomero 5. Your go-to for complexity, depth and easy styling is back with a layered design, bringing textiles, synthetic suede and plastic accents together for one of the coolest sneakers of the season. Reflective design details put some flash in your step, while the Mystic Navy and Worn Blue colourway is a certain win for any outfit.

The Centennial 85 Hi Shoes celebrate archival hardwood DNA through an homage to one of our basketball icons. They're crafted with a rich suede and nubuck upper and finished with quilted details on the heel collar. Classic adidas branding signs off the silhouette throughout — like the 3-Stripes, the iconic Trefoil and signature adidas logos.

Suede for autumn? Groundbreaking. For real, though—this Cortez is officially ready for the season. Pale Ivory suede adds a luxe softness to the heritage running icon, offset by Deep Royal Blue leather at the Swoosh and heel. And of course, it wouldn't be the Cortez without some retro flair: see-saw detailing, vintage-inspired branding and a Gum-coloured outsole get it done.

The late Kobe Bryant’s “Italian Camo” Kobe 6 has recently surfaced via in-hand photography. Visually, the Protro version features all of the same components with which the sneaker launched in June 2011. An exact Nike SNKRS release date hasn’t been disclosed by either the Swoosh or Kobe Bryant Estate, but that’s likely to change in the first quarter of 2024.

The Air Max Pulse pulls inspiration from the London music scene, bringing an underground touch to the iconic Air Max line. Its textile-wrapped midsole and vacuum-sealed accents keep ‘em looking fresh and clean, while colors inspired by the London music scene give your look the edge. Point-loaded Air cushioning—revamped from the incredibly plush Air Max 270—delivers better bounce, helping you push past your limits.

A nod to free-spirited expression, the Fall/Winter 2023 collection from adidas and Wales Bonner enlivens archival football silhouettes with technical refinement and an essence of elegance. The Samba Pony Leo Low Trainers harness creative energy and individuality of style. They pair a luxe leather upper with a rubber outsole, while the hallmark 3-Stripes and overlays reference the legacy look.

The Moche motif has landed on the New Balance 1906R. Slated to be one of New Balance’s Holiday 2023 drops, here is a detailed look at the New Balance 1906R Mocha. Done in Cream, Tan and Brown hues, the New Balance 1906R Mocha is constructed out of mesh and leather materials alongside the model’s signature TPU heel counter. Other design details include the “N” logo branding on the side panels, the heel pull tabs and a sole consisting of an updated ACTEVA LITE midsole and N-ergy shock-absorbing outsole.

Continuing their long term collaborations, footwear specialists New Balance reunite with technical experts Stone Island for a new sneaker that embodies their dedication to the craft at the core of both brands. These Concept 1 sneakers - MSRCXST - are made with the FuelCell C_1 colourway that’s an archived camouflage pattern from Stone Islands archives. The uppers reflect Stone Islands history as a brand with the combination of synthetic and natural materials to create a knit upper that’s made for forward thinkers. Given a traditional running shoe silhouette, they’re made with a FuelCell cushioning

Nike’s running silhouette inspired by London’s music scene and brutalist architecture, the Air Max Pulse, dons minimalist black and grey with a touch of red. Just recently introduced last March, the shoe was endorsed by London musicians, Nia Archives and Jeshi. Meet the Nike Air Max Pulse “Black Cool Grey”. This Air Max Pulse has a tight mesh base in grey from heel to toe. 3D signature profile Swooshes stand out on the medial and lateral mid-panels in white. Synthetic overlays wrap around the bottom of the shoe and partially cover the main Swooshes. A small metallic silver Swoosh sits on the lateral midfoot, right below the partially tucked main Swoosh. A black and grey foam midsole with an exposed Air unit encased in red and a black and translucent red waffle outsole wrap up the design of this sneaker.

A nod to free-spirited expression, the Fall/Winter 2023 collection from adidas and Wales Bonner enlivens archival football silhouettes with technical refinement and an essence of elegance. The Samba Nylon Low Trainers celebrate the original design of the iconic Samba shoes with an expressive twist. Mixing in a nylon upper, they showcase the hallmark 3-Stripes and overlays that define the legacy look.

An “EYBL” iteration of Ja Morant’s Ja 1 signature sneaker has surfaced. Not familiar with “EYBL”? Short for the Nike Elite Youth Basketball League, this is a basketball circuit for teams of players aged 17 and under. Each year Nike drops an EYBL collection that includes some of their signature sneakers from their basketball division. This year the collection will include the Nike Ja 1. The Nike Ja 1 EYBL gets covered in a Melon Tint mesh upper with Rush Fuchsia, Black, and Jade Ice accents throughout the shoe including on the Nike and Ja branding, midsoles, and outsoles. Finishing details include colorful graphic heels, speckle detailing on the heels of the midsole, mismatched embroidered “12” on the heels, and “EYBL” branding on the lateral ankles.

Fear of God first announced their partnership with adidas several years ago, but other than a slim apparel collection, nothing has released quite yet. However, after a runway show in April that gave us our first look at some of the footwear coming our way, more and more styles have slowly emerged. This week, we got an early look at the Fear of God take on adidas’ Forum 86 Low, which reimagines the silhouette in a new minimal look. Featuring a brand new, single piece chunky midsole, the upper is constructed from a uniform light grey tone, reducing the amount of visible stitching throughout the toes and heels. Thick rope laces held together by a toggle complete the look.

Stan Smith Crepe low-top sneakers from adidas featuring desert sage green, suede, logo-debossed tongue, round toe, front lace-up fastening, crepe rubber sole and branded insole.

Flipping the style of an icon, these adidas Stan Smith shoes make a statement in comfort and fashion. Suited equally for casual walks through the city or meeting friends for coffee, their smooth leather upper, iconic heel tab and tongue logo offer signature Stan Smith style with an elevated twist. Perforated 3-Stripes keep it classic, and the slightly raised midsole provides extra height and comfort. The legacy of a legend continues, now crafted for the rhythms of everyday life.