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New Balance has dropped a new ominous colorway for its 9060 silhouette. Inspired by the Y2K aesthetic and drawing from the 990X series ,the shoe blend retro style with futuristic design. Arriving in a black, blue agate, and new spruce hues, the shoe features a blue mesh base featuring black leather overlays. Pink and spruce green colors accent portions of the heel, midsole and overlays while the tongue logo comes in the original 991 lace jewel. The shoe sits atop a midsole that is constructed out of ABZORB and SBS cushioning. The diamond sole is a nod the classic 860 design to round it all off.
New Balance x Aimé Leon Dore 860V2 "Blue" sneakers In collaboration with Aimé Leon Dore, New Balance reveals the 860v2 sneakers in a blue and cream colourway. Boasting a running silhouette, they're built to a breathable mesh upper with N-ergy cushioning and ABZORB sole technology underfoot, while both brands' logos decorate the side walls and tongue.
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.
In 1974, Converse launched a low-cut, suede version of the Chuck Taylor All Star, featuring a single star logo on one side—the One Star sneaker. Reissued in the early '90s, the design gained traction with the skateboarding community thanks to a performance remodel. Today's One Star Pro helps provide better boardfeel and impact absorption thanks to CX foam cushioning. The low profile adds flexibility, while a full suede upper keeps it durable and timeless.
Aimé Leon Dore presents the ‘Basketball Oxford’. This new interpretation of the perennial favorite swaps out the 550’s standard white leather construction for a casual touch. The 550’s upper construction features canvas underlays and premium, hairy suede overlays, outfitted in two muted, earth toned colorways - brown and taupe. Co-branding at the tongue and heel features Aimé Leon Dore's signature apple basketball mark.
The Air Jordan Stadium 90 “Black Royal” features an all-black leather upper with mesh side panels, Royal Blue livery with suede Swoosh, tongue branding, inner lining, insole, and heel counter for a Formula 23 look. This pair is made up of vintage-colored midsoles on cushioning.
Appearing as a new Jordan Brand lifestyle silhouette in February, the Jordan Stadium 90 takes a new approach to hybrid sneakers. Traditionally, the Jumpman team has assembled crazy concoctions — bringing together a barrage of recognizable elements to create silhouettes such as the Jordan Spiz’ike. This time around, the Stadium 90 applies the Air Jordan 5’s shark teeth detailing alongside the Air Jordan 1’s rubber outsole and Air Jordan 4’s netted paneling to create a familiar yet fresh presentation. Following up on a “Sail/Olive” pair, the shoe stars in an autumnal dark brown. Suede panels combine with hits of leather and mesh with chocolate brown hues spread throughout the upper. Its leather Swooshes don a crisp black that matches the lining and rubber outsole. Red also chimes in at the tongue and heel branding while a classic “Sail” adorns the Formula 23-backed midsole.
Jordan and A Ma Maniére come together again for an elegant take on the already iconic AJ5. Design details of the beloved shoe—check out the collar shape and tongue height—have been further refined for a sophisticated look. Premium materials and custom accents round off the execution, giving you a stunning recreation of a timeless classic.
