November 7th, 2009 | Posted in Nike
London based artist Ben Drury holds the distinction of being one of the first artist to interpret the Nike Air Max 90 Current. Nike Sportswear has once again called upon the artist to collaborate on the Air Max 90 Current.
We first got a teaser of the Nike Air Max 90 Current x Ben Drury back in April 2009. Today, the sneakers have released at Nike Sportswear 21 Mercer in New York City.
Drury styled the sneaker in a blend of leather, mesh, and nylon in a black upper. The sneaker lacks Nike branding on the tongue and and heel. On the heel a graphic can be seen on a grey panel and on the tongue of the right it reads “Trust Me” and the left reads “London”.
The sneakers have a boot like quality with a metal d-ring eyelet and boot laces. The sneakers outsole features touches of purple, a subtle splash of color to this black, grey and white sneaker.
We will keep you posted when the sneakers release outside of NYC.
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November 7th, 2009 | Posted in Adidas
London based street artist Pochoir has been recruited to take part in the adidas Five-Two 3 Artist collection, which includes a global list of participants.
Pochoir styled the adidas Superstar 80 in a grey base with three stripes styled to look like they where stenciled on the kicks. The sneakers also feature a number of other elements, which reference London, Pochoir and street art.
You can find the entire collection now at Sneakers N’ Stuff.
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November 7th, 2009 | Posted in New Balance
The New Balance 670 recently released in a minty fresh design by Danish sneaker shop Norse Projects. The sneaker will next release in 2010 as part of the New Balance spring collection.
The New Balance in-house design team has given the sneaker a mix of subtle looks, which balance dark and light colors as both dominant and subordinate elements. The sneakers were produced at the brands Flimby Factory in England, which is known for its craftsmanship.
The four colorways are all slated to release in early 2010, with releases in January and March.
via CT
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November 6th, 2009 | Posted in Nike Air Force One 1
The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Athletics East” by DJ Clark Kent released last week across Europe. People Stateside will have to wait until December to pick up the sneakers, which will release on the 19th. When the sneakers do release, you will be able to find them at footlocker.
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November 6th, 2009 | Posted in Adidas
The adidas Originals Five-Two 3 collection over the summer released a collection of sneakers from well known international labels.
The next direction for the sneakers is a collaborative collection with international group of artist.
French artist KRSN has contributed a pair of adidas Stan Smith 80 to the collection. He styled the sneaker in a deep shade of blue nubuck with gold fleur-de-lis and other images printed in different sizes on the upper.
The sneaker is now available at select sneaker shops including Sneakers N’ Stuff.
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November 6th, 2009 | Posted in Reeboks
If you liked the Reebok Pump Perfectly “black on black” pack, which included the Pump Omni Lite, Pump Court Victory 2 and the Pump Fury, you will like this.
The Reebok Dual Pump Running comes in a black on black colorway in a leather and mesh construction. You can find them at SNS in Stockholm.
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November 6th, 2009 | Posted in Nike Air Force One 1
At the beginning of October, the Nike Air Force 1 Low released in a in reptile style in Europe. The sneaker has now made its way to Southern California and is available at Proper.
The kicks are a nicely crafted pair of Air Force 1’s, in a navy blue upper mixing smooth and reptile embossed leather. The heel tab is built in red patent leather, and touches of red can be seen on the midsole and laces. The kicks rest on a 0.44 gum outsole, which made for extra grip, a nice feature in these rain soaked months of fall and winter.
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