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" A melting pot of different influences, the adidas FYW S-97 arrives once again in full exuberant color, accented by camo patterning for a kit wholly unashamed of its maximalism. Two variations take two different spins on the tooling in terms of palette, with the first taking its own direction on the cool tones at focus. While the main print, which takes form atop the three overlaid pieces, mixes in a vibrant aqua next to hits of dead space; the core mesh fabrications are left untouched with eye stays and soles following suit, however, the heel, piping, laces, and many other embellishment break off in bright orange. Slightly divergent, the base layer for its accompaniment is largely the same though the Autumnal hues are now swapped for saturated blues and the previous dead space is filled with a bright Hi-Res Yellow.
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There’s always something special to say about sneaker that can exist on the shelves even 30 years after it was first made popular. This is the case with the adidas Rivalry, which continues to display its classic heritage beyond its days on the hardwood. Resurrected earlier this year by NYC-based creative Eric Emanuel, the retro-inspired silhouette is making its return this Fall in low top-form featuring modern details ready to hit the streets. Originally designed as a basketball sneaker in the 1980s, this rendition is engineered with a classic white leather base with hits of orange on the its stripes, tongue tab, and heel counter. All classic-detailing aside, the stand-out feature of this sneaker comes via a translucent milky midsole that fuses aspects of archival design with a modern-day touch.
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— who seem to have taken “New Year, New Me” to heart — has slowly started to diversify their product line, forgoing their most recent standard of futuristic, reflective runners for something far more aggressive in variety. In its stead, pairs from Craig Green’s high fashion mindset and timeless classics have taken center stage, the latter of high importance as we continue to celebrate the anniversary of the ever-important Superstar. As such, the brand has sent it across the world to bring back unique inspiration while preparing much more with its biggest fans, RUN DMC — but what’s most interesting is their affinity for the unique, now fusing the silhouette with the equally beloved Stan Smith. Simple and straightforward, the pair is a clean hybrid with the tooling of the shell toe staple implanted right underneath the most iconic version of the tennis shoe.
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The , which comes in either “Navy” or “White,” forgoes its standard medial windows to highlight the tennis sweater-like Primeknit interwoven throughout its uppers. Additionally, the layered design also boasts prep-colored jacquard heel stripes, “Metallic Gold” hardware across the tongue and laces and new Extra Butter branding at the heel collar. While arguably overshadowed by the SC Premiere, the Adilette Slides also enjoy some upgrades as their molded straps are replaced with cable knit and jacquard striping. Heels also feature debased co-branding.
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Continuing to ride their wave of flooding the market with modernized sportswear silhouettes, adidas Originals is set to deliver two fresh takes of their for women. Previously seen taking on more minimalistic appearances in the Three Stripes’ “Home of Classics” and Gore-Tex-infused “INFINIUM” collections, these tennis court-inspired sneakers aim to cease its rather recent plain makeovers by dialing up its stylings in more vibrant fashion. Overlay accents take center stage on both makeovers with the first colorway arriving in a brighter mixture of soft pink, neons, and metallic silvers, and the second colorway showcasing darker notes of teal, maize yellow, and black."