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adidas teams up with Wales Bonner to present this updated take on the iconic Samba sneakers. They're made from silver-tone patent leather with a mirror effect that lends them a futuristic look. The signature 3-Stripes – in crochet form – and a Wales Bonner print appear side by side while the oversized tongue plays host to a dually branded motif to cement the collaborative nature of the design.

The Country Shoes come together in core black and easy yellow and have a leather upper. Lined with luxurious satin, they are accented with suede details alongside contrast decostitching. They come with waxed cotton laces as well as supplementary patterned laces.

The Nike Runtekk arrives in a Black and Anthracite color blocking that appear to feature elements from Nike’s earlier running shoes. The shoe is constructed with open mesh and also features leather overlays and semi-translucent cages for durability and breathability. To accent the Swoosh logos even more, there is a 3D effect that is added for that extra touch of modernity to the overall classic-inspired silhouette. Rounding out the design, the shoe as a chunky sole for optimal support and comfort.

Nike ZoomX Invincible Run FK 3 Sneakers This iteration of Nike's Invincible 3 sneakers is delivered in a white, red and blue colourway. Designed for maximum comfort, they feature cushioning to enhance their levels of support as well as a breathable, Flyknit upper. The brand's iconic Swoosh logo adorns the sneakers for a recognisable touch.

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.

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.

The latest innovation to hit the streets, the Force 58 gives you the durability of a cupsole with the flexibility of vulcanised shoes. With a city-meets-coast colour palette and a mix of real and synthetic leather, the whole look is rich with heritage basketball DNA.

Nike’s latest Mac Attack “Red Crush” sneakers are here as the final sneaker of the summer. The bold “Red Crush” colourway features deep red leather overlays on the white sneaker on both the heel cover and the brand’s iconic Swoosh. The sneaker is made up of a mesh upper for a sporty look and matching white leather overlays to keep the brand’s signature style.

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.

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.

This Nike Air Max Pulse which starts off with a White open mesh construction on the upper along with a Metallic Silver synthetic leather seen on the mudguards. Black accents are then added for contrast on the heel counters, tongues, inner liner, and the Swooshes on the side panels. Additional details include Vibrant Green and Orange accents, multicolored laces, the “Have a Nike Day” smiley face on the tongues and insoles, and a Blue semi-translucent Air Max heel unit.

The Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost celebrate this year’s Puerto Rico Day, which takes place during June in the U.S. along Fifth Avenue in the Manhattan borough of New York City. The Orange Frost iteration of the Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico pays homage to the Puerto Rican frozen treats (helados) known as “piraguas” that come in flavors such as coconut, passionfruit and pineapple. Done in an official color scheme listed as Orange Frost/Citron Pulse-Coconut Milk, this Air Max 1 is constructed in a mix of textile, leather, and suede. Key features include the Jewel Swooshes on the side panels, the Gold Puerto Rico lace dubraes, the unique Nike ice cream tongue labels, and the “Puerto Rico” text embroidered on the right heel. Special packaging that include a custom towel to further celebrate Puerto Rico Day will also be included in the release. The Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost will release via SNKRS and select retailers on June 6th for a price tag of $140. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Nike Air Max 1 Puerto Rico Orange Frost.

When it fits this good and looks this great, it doesn’t need a Swoosh logo. The Air Huarache takes on a classic silhouette with a runner-inspired design, mixed materials and rich neutrals for a look that is both nostalgic and brand new. With its stretchy, foot-hugging fabric and futuristic heel cage, it's still everything you love about the Huarache.

In addition to the Nike Air Force 1 Low NAI-KE Tan, another colorway of the pair has surfaced with this tonal Olive color option. Covered in a full olive canvas construction all over the upper, this Nike Air Force 1 Low with tonal detailing seen on the midsole. To provide a unique look we see the addition of Sashiko-like stitching on the side panels along with NAI-KE branding on the heels and insoles. Finishing details include dyed laces and Sail detailing on the insoles, inner liner, and rubber outsoles.

This time around, the Air Force 1 Low has been equipped with a new woven upper panel at the midfoot. It appears as tonal detailing, matching the rest of the upper’s eggshell white finish. Its accompanying panels feature a leather finish while the Swooshes appear in suede. The heel tab similarly dons suede with thematic embroidery and weaving. Elsewhere, the tongue carries a thinner weave throughout its build, the lining appears in a “Vachetta Tan”-esque color and a gum sole supports a white midsole.

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.