adidas launched another retro silhouette inspired by a vintage runners from the ’90s, the adidas Quesence.
The retro runner features combinations of suede and mesh in Grey with Shocking Pink accents and reflective details. Additional details includes White Three Stripes on the sides and heel atop a rubber outsole.
Take a closer look below and you can now find the latest adidas Quiescence in Grey and Pink at select retailers such as SneakAvenue.
Following a look at a few upcoming colorways of the 2 Chainz Versace Chain Reaction sneaker that was debuted during the Italian fashion FW18 runway shoe. We now have a few detailed shots of the fashionable-styled trainer.
Highlighted by a chainlink sole, which “speaks to every side of Versace man” according to Versace. This particular iteration of the Chain Reaction model includes exotic prints, Red laces and Versace logos.
A specific release date has yet to be confirmed, but early word is that they’ll drop this March. Check out the detailed photos below and stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates as they develop.
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Following the success of Virgil Abloh’s collaboration with Nike, Jerry Lorenzo is next to design his own collection with the Swoosh.
Today we get an early look at what to expect from the NikeLab Jerry Lorenzo Fear of God Collection. Thus far, only a full apparel lineup has been revealed. As of right now, there have been no details on which shoe will take part of the collection. But early speculations are hoping for the footwear to be Jerry’s take on the Nike Air Presto.
Check out the lineup below and look for the NikeLab x Jerry Lorenzo Collection to release this Fall/Winter 2018.
Let us know what you guys think in the comments section. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates as they develop.
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This season, adidas Originals introduces a brand new women’s silhouette, blending classic footwear design with contemporary perspectives to create a new expression of Originals style – the Everyn shoe.
Combining elements of some of adidas’ most beloved silhouettes in a new context, the Everyn silhouette offers a refreshing take on casual style, featuring a premium leather upper that pays tribute to classic models through its perforated 3-stripes marks and contrast heel patch. This is then placed atop an extra-thick sole unit, with a textured rubber shell-toe that reinforces the shoe’s referential aesthetic.
Finishing touches to the design include gold foil branding on the lateral side and tonal laces, while a leather lining with a debossed logo detail completes the picture. Offered in clean White and Black colorways with a contrast Ash Pearl nubuck heel patch, the end product is an understated reimagination of classic adidas footwear design, aligned with the forward-thinking style of today.
Look for the adidas Originals Everyn to release on January 24th at select retailers and adidas.com.
NYC-based creative Bloody Osiris took it to social medial to flex with an on-foot look at the upcoming OFF-WHITE Air Jordan 1 in White that’s scheduled to drop late February.
This Air Jordan 1 by Virgil Abloh features the same detailing as the “Chicago” pair that dropped in 2017, which was considered the “Shoe of the Year.” Going with an all-White color scheme, the shoe includes hits of Blue and Orange for a nice added contrast.
Look for the OFF-WHITE x Air Jordan 1 “White” to release on February 27th at select retailers. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
Adding to the Air Jordan 2018 lineup is the Air Jordan 10 Cool Grey that will be releasing in January 2018. Unlike the pair that dropped in 2014, this Air Jordan 10 will stay more traditional to the “Cool Grey” theme.
Dressed in a Cool Grey and White color scheme, much like the other Air Jordan “Cool Grey” releases. This Air Jordan 10 features a Cool Grey upper highlighted by its colorful outsole. Each color represents one of the opponents MJ and the Bulls defeated on their way to six NBA Championships.
Look for the Air Jordan 10 “Cool Grey” to release on January 27th at select Jordan Brand retailers. The retail price tag is set at $190 USD.
UPDATE: Nike has unveiled the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 10 inspired by the opponents MJ defeated to wining his sixth NBA title.
UPDATE: Who plans on copping the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 10s later this month? Check out the latest photos via Stadium Goods.
UPDATE: New photos of the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 10 Retro.
UPDATE: A closer look at the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 10s. A release date is set for January 27th.
UPDATE: Detailed look at the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 10 via s.sam.group.
UPDATE: It appears that the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 10s for 2018 will come with Multicolor/Rainbow decorated outsoles. No word on the theme (if there is one) just yet. Photo: LN5factory
Dover Street Market is officially set to release their latest Nike Air Max 1 Pack that consists of three tonal colorways.
Those color options includes White, Black and Brave Blue. Their all constructed with leather uppers and Swoosh logos on the forefoot and on the outsole. DSM’s signature ribbon logo appears on the heel of the right shoe and insole of the left shoe.
Look for the DSM x Nike Air Max 1 Pack to release on Thursday, January 18th exclusively at Dover Street Market locations and their online shop. The retail price tag is set at $150 USD each.
Nike is getting ready for their brand-created holiday on March 26th known as Air Max Day. For this year’s celebration, Nike has revealed their lineup that will begin releasing in January and extend into March.
Below is a breakdown of each silhouette, along with when you can expect them to become available.
Release Date: January 25th
Price: $190
The VaporMax Plus combines the striking design lines from the ‘98 cult classic, Nike Air Max Plus, with the ground-breaking VaporMax Air-Sole for an ultralight ride that feels gravity-defying.
Release Date: January 25th
Price: $190
The VaporMax Plus combines the striking design lines from the ‘98 cult classic, Nike Air Max Plus, with the ground-breaking VaporMax Air-Sole for an ultralight ride that feels gravity-defying.
Release Date: February 2nd
Price: $130
Inspired by a milk-jug handle, Tinker Hatfield gave life to the Air Max 93 and the idea of bigger Air units. Featuring the first blow-molded 270 degree unit, the 93 changed the rules for the sizes and shapes of Air bags to come.
Release Date: February 2nd
Price: $130
The Air Max 180 was the first shoe to feature 180 degrees of visible Air cushioning. This was brought to life by bonding the bold urethane outsole to the Air unit, marking the first time Nike Air would literally hit the streets with each step.
Release Date: February 2nd
Price: $150
The Air Max 270 boasts Nike’s biggest heel bag yet, delivering a super-soft ride that brings you even closer to the feeling of walking on air.
The Nike Air VaporMax 97 combines two of the most iconic representations of full-length Air from the past and present. Featuring the same iconic, bullet-train-inspired lines, the Air Max 97 upper joins with the revolutionary, full-length Air-Sole unit of the Air VaporMax. The result is an all-new combo that celebrates big Air while bordering on the surreal.
The Nike Air VaporMax 97 combines two of the most iconic representations of full-length Air from the past and present. Featuring the same iconic, bullet-train-inspired lines, the Air Max 97 upper joins with the revolutionary, full-length Air-Sole unit of the Air VaporMax. The result is an all-new combo that celebrates big Air while bordering on the surreal.
Nike’s groundbreaking running innovation 7 years in the making undergoes new evolution. The Nike Air VaporMax Flyknit 2 places the most air ever directly underfoot for an unbelievably light and flexible feel. The updated Nike Flyknit upper delivers structure in the toe and heel, expanding the support and protective capability of Nike’s most revolutionary Air Max.
As one of the world’s foremost collectors of vintage shoes and apparel, Sean Wotherspoon created the Air Max 1/97 SW for 2017’s Vote Forward competition—and won. The voter-approved design channels his passion for ’80s culture while drawing influence from vintage corduroy caps, his native Virginia and LA, and his two favorite sneakers: the Air Max 1 and the Air Max 97.
Jordan Brand has officially unveiled their Air Jordan Spring 2018 lineup with new interpretations of classic colorways and reaches into the vault for previously-unreleased styles. In addition, special attention is granted to the Air Jordan 10, which celebrates its 23rd year in 2018.
The lineup includes the “Olive” Air Jordan 13, “Sport Royal” Air Jordan 18 OG, “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 10, “Game Royal” Air Jordan 1, “Bred Toe” Air Jordan 1, “Hyper Royal” Air Jordan 13, “Bred” Air Jordan 9, and the “I’m Back” Air Jordan 10.
Take a closer look below and let us know which pair you’re planning on copping in the comments section. Be sure to keep it locked to our Air Jordan Release Dates page for updates.
Release Date: January 20th
Made famous on the Air Jordan IX, the “Olive” colorway of the XIII swaps the model’s traditoinal tumbled leather upper for an all-suede construction. From the olive and black color blocking to the red accents on the tongue and outsole, the shoe then takes the famed Jordan makeup at every detail.
Release Date: January 22nd
Retroing solo for the first time, the AJ XVIII comes dressed in white, metallic silver and Sport Royal. The shoe’s original tooling remains, but the leather has been upgraded.
Release Date: January 27th
This version of the Air Jordan X adds color and context to the stories scripted on its outsole. The AJX outsole famously lists Michael Jordan’s early career achievements, and now, those words come to life by taking on the team colors of his opponents during those milestones, while the upper adopts Cool Grey for the second time in AJX history.
Release Date: February 24th
Using an unmistakable combination of colors, this reinterpretation of the Air Jordan I “Bred” delivers a new colorway with an OG feel. It is highlighted by soft tumbled leather features, and is accentuated by the addition of Summit White.
Release Date: March 3rd
Previously reserved only for Jordan Brand family members, the white, Hyper Royal, and black Air Jordan XIII comes out of the vaul for its first ever public release. A spinoff of an OG colorway, this version swaps out red for Hyper Royal while maintaining details like a tumbled leather upper and suede midsole.
Release Date: March 10th
Another PE from the Jordan Brand family vault, the Black and University Red IX is highlighted by patent leather detailing on the upper. This sleek colorway is punctuated by its red accents.
Release Date: March 18th
Michael Jordan was never supposed to play in the Air Jordan X. In fact, its outsole design listed his career achievements as a tribute to the recently retired (at the time) superstar. That all changed on March 18, 1995 with a fax reading a straight-to-the-point declaration: “I’m Back.” Honoring that moment, this AJX comes dressed in a clean white and black colorway with “3.8.95” and “I’m Back” stitched in Infrared23 on the left and right heel tabs, respectively.
Release Date: March 24th
Following the blueprint set on the classic Chicago colorway of the AJ1, this makeup complements the Game Royal and white dominated upper with black details, including the tongue, sock liner, Swoosh and Wings logo.
Nike Sportswear has officially unveiled their entire “Russian Floral” Collection that includes the Nike Air Huarache, Air Force 1, Blazer Low, Air Max 90, Benassi Slips all releasing for men and women.
Each silhouette comes dressed in a Black and University Red color scheme. They’re all also highlighted with paisley “Russian Floral” prints throughout. The collection will also come with matching apparel.
Look for the Nike “Russian Floral” Collection to release in men’s and women’s sizing very soon at select retailers and Nike.com.
The adidas Ultra Boost expands its always growing lineup with an upcoming release that’s highlighted with a “Blue Heel.”
Dressed in a Chalk White, Chalk Pearl and Carbon color scheme. This adidas Ultra Boost features a Primeknit upper with Blue hits and a Blue heel counter. A full-length White Boost midsole and Black rubber outsole completes the design.
Look for the adidas Ultra Boost “Blue Heel” to release in the coming months at select retailers and adidas.com. The retail price tag is set at $180 USD.
UPDATE: A$AP Rocky and UA have confirmed that this is not an official collaboration. The footwear featured is an update to the Forge franchise that launched in FW17 from UAS. There is more to follow from this lifestyle sneaker silhouette that will drop in SS18.
Back in September 2017, A$AP Rocky and Under Armour officially announced their partnership. Today, we get a first look at what the both have been cooking up, an all-new Under Armour lifestyle shoe.
While the official name of the shoe is unknown, it comes in a Beige and Grey upper with hits of Red, Blue and Black contrasting accents on the toe cap, inner liner and heel.
No official word on when the A$AP Rocky x Under Armour shoe will release, but you can check out his official statement below. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for more updates as they develop.
“I wanted more than a collaboration partner. The only way to achieve this is with someone who is like-minded. The Under Armour team, and especially CEO and Founder Kevin Plank, has a shared vision, enthusiasm, and desire to do the same. I grew up in Harlem, and had limited resources to channel my inner-creativity, so I spent too much time on the streets when I should have been more productive. I now have the ability to create a better situation for today’s kids so they can go from school to a safe place to create without boundaries. Under Armour was the company that was most excited about my idea to turn sportswear products on their head while bettering kids’ lives.”
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The classic Converse Chuck 70 Ox has debuted in an all-new “Blue Chill” colorway as part of the brand’s Spring/Summer 2018 lineup.
Constructed with a classic canvas upper and lining that includes traditional lacing with metal eyelets. Lightweight molded Lunarlon sockliner, Chuck Taylor All Star accents including the iconic rubber cap toe adds for a signature touch. A textured toe bumper, contrast sidewall trim, dual air vent portholes and All Star rubber heel patch finishes off the design.
Take a closer look at the Converse Chuck 70 Ox Blue Chill below and find them available at select retailers like Premier. The retail price tag is set at $75 USD.
Nike continues to expand on their women’s line by releasing a premium rendition of the Air Presto Mid Utility silhouette.
Dressed in a Light Carbon color with subtle Port Wine and Orange accents for a touch of contrast. The toe box receives a texturized mesh material, while the ankle area comes in a reinforced nylon giving the shoe a utility feel. Tan rope laces with Nike branding throughout completes the design.
You can now find the latest Nike Air Presto Mid Utility Light Carbon available at select Nike Sportswear retailers like Feature. The retail price tag is set at $140 USD.
The Nike PG 1 BHM was not included in this year’s Nike Basketball 2018 Black History Month Collection, which is upsetting because it was arguably the best pair of them all.
This Nike PG 1 features a White-based upper paired with Pan American Flag inspired colors. Red, the color of the blood which men must shed for their redemption and liberty. Black, represents the noble and distinguished race we are apart of. Green, the color of the vegetation of our Motherland. Also include is the date 11.4.2008, which was when Obama was elected President.
Get a closer look at the Nike PG 1 BHM below and let us know what you guys think of them in the comments section.
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Nike will be introducing their latest “Nautical Redux” Pack that consists of the Nike Air Force 1, Nike Air Force 1 High and the Nike Air More Money silhouettes.
Each model comes dressed in a Midnight Navy, Sail, Gym Red and University Gold color schemes. Adding to the theme, all three silhouettes will also come in the classic sailing patterns with checkerboard print.
Look for the Nike “Nautical Redux” Pack to begin releasing this Summer 2018 at select Nike Sportswear retailers. The retail price tag ranges from $100 to $160 USD.
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