Hang out in your new favorite sneakers

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"Though Air Max Day has since come and gone, the line-up seems to still be celebrating on the same level, with new colorways from all over the roster arriving near exhaustively these past few weeks. And after a slew of energetic , Nike is set to prepare for the return of the Air Max 1 from 2005’s “Powerwall” collection whose iconic “Lemonade” tones are getting an encore on the modern stage. Soon after, a “Pine Green” alternate was revealed and today @py_rates_ shed light on yet another: a vibrant “Pink Lemonade.” Set to round off the trio come Holiday 2020, the pair adopts each and every one of the original’s noteworthy accents.
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Wild patterns are no stranger to landing on adidas’ silhouette, especially when it comes to camouflage as popular past renditions in collaboration with Bape have seen through to the disguised decorations. But for this latest assortment, the graphics are being altered with a much more edgy look as they are now fine tuned to be more geometrically cut in shape for a three-piece collection were calling the “Fractal Camo” Pack. Differentiating from its more recent variations that have been adhering to ornamentations sparingly utilized through its midsole, these opt to go with the all-over aesthetic.
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Much more than they lead on, HAVEN‘s collaborations tend to exclusively impress via minute details instead of bright coloring, the latter only ever opting for heavily understated palettes. Their newest collaboration — set forth on the 990v5 silhouette once again — is no exception, as it entirely douses in a range of grey shades with only reflective accents to call vibrant. Seen across the subtle embellishments in the lace, the paneling underlaid behind the mesh toe box and side walls, and, of course, the “N” logo, the brighter hit stands out in bright light against the simple though nuanced paneling of pig suede whose inner lining and heel are wrapped with a luxe Horween leathers.
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is set to honor late LA rapper and community activist Nipsey Hussle this September with a highly-anticipated capsule collection that’s centered around three takes on the Puma California — one of which is a just-revealed white/blue friends and family edition. Created in partnership with Hussle’s The Marathon Clothing, each shoe projects crisp Cali cool with a leather/mesh upper, co-branded Puma/TMC detailing, and a special hangtag. Both the white/red and the black/red colorway will see a full retail release, but the blue-equipped pair — a palette that was near and dear to Hussle’s heart — is reserved for those that were closest to him, as they’ll be gifted to members of his inner circle.
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has never been one to shy away from the avant-garde, but usually when they mix together silhouettes, they do it with a raw finish that has become their signature. Now, however, the Anaheim-based imprint is displaying a surprising sense of moderation as they fuse elements from the Sk8 Mid — an element playfully dubbed here as the Sk8 QTR — unto the base of a relatively ordinary Slip-On. The latter, acting as the base, is primarily unobstructed by extra pieces — its canvas a smoothened white with the attached elastic even dressing in complement. The tooling, though, navigates towards an aesthetic ostensibly goodyear welted, a technique employed frequently on some of the best leather footwear in the world; as such, leather strips accent in place of the fox, separating from the neutral midsole walls and the somewhat matching gum ripple sole. "