The most ubiquitous sneaker silhouettes

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"Even though adidas continues innovating and pushing the envelope with silhouettes the likes of the adored Yung-1 and the entirety of Kanye West’s Yeezy line, it is its staples like the that help the German Sportswear brand remain an immeasurable success. While its clean black and white color scheme remains a crowd favorite amongst all Three Stripes wearers, the model also acts as a blank canvas of sorts, allowing designers incredible freedom when creating new looks. The newest version of the shell-toe icon calls upon a luxurious combination of Satin and Snakeskin materials, supported by a Noble Maroon hue for a must-have addition to any Trefoil lover’s fall rotation. For an even more regal touch, metallic gold takes shape on tongue, heel, and midfoot Superstar branding.
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The has undergone many a transformation since turning into a style icon, with its looks often borrowing the creative input of NIGO, Raf Simons, Fucking Awesome, and many others. And yet, throughout its general releases, the silhouette has been relatively scared of full color in the past, only ever utilizing such an execution in seldom. This is undoubtedly changing at a gradual pace, however, with the model’s Recon variation being one of the most energetic of 2020 so far. Color blocked with force, the upper is a patchwork creation that makes nods to not only early 2000 design language but also Recouture’s work on the Campus just last year. Vibrant greens, purple, pink, blue, red, and even orange asymmetrically dye the almost full suede fixtures with tongues the only shared element in their neutral black finish.
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While most of Nike Sportswear’s attention tends to focus toward adult male consumers, the brand has started making more of an effort to hook up both females and kids with intriguing selection. Next up for the latter are these nike online joints that combine that color with black and grey to create an aesthetic that arrives just in time for the Summer. If you’re looking for another iteration to add to your collection, then look no further as these colorful 90s for the kids are currently available from NSW retailers.
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The is one of the most ubiquitous sneaker silhouettes in the history of athletic footwear. It’s seen many a unique iteration over its nearly 50-year existence, and adidas Originals continues to find interesting new ways to put a spin on the rubber toe-capped shoe, the latest of which is a two-pack of Superstar 80s featuring huge chenille varsity-style letters on the heel. Arriving in both black and white, each pair offers a premium leather upper with tonal three stripe branding. The aforementioned chenelle letters continue the tonal look, with the left shoe featuring a “SUPER” hit while the right finishes the branding with “STAR.”
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The gets a new iteration this summer, with some subtle changes to its construction. The biggest difference on the new Roshe Two Flyknit V2 is the change from a traditional tongue to a one-piece sock-like collar for the upper, providing a snug and flexible fit and streamlined designed. The ribbed weave of the Flyknit remains, but is now a bit finer than the thicker lines of the original Roshe Two Flyknit. Preview the new update to the Flyknit Roshe Two here in four upcoming colorways, and expect them to hit retail in the US later this summer.



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