Bilingual French magazine Shoes-Up has just released its 24th issue. Inside you will find interviews with Keith Hufnagel, Tony Alva, Futura, and Gilles Vidal. The issue also features info and previews of sneaker releases, including the Reebok Pump. Check Shoes-Up to find a shop near you that carries the magazine.
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.
Here is a look at the fifth and final sneaker from the adidas Originals by Originals 2099 Fall / Winter 2009 collection. The Fifth sneaker is the adidas Honey Low, which comes in creamy white colorway with Fafi's signature subtly placed all over the upper and the tongue over the adidas logo. Check your local adidas Originals dealer for availability.
Check after the jump for images of the entire collection from sneakers to apparel.
As we previously mentioned Reebok is celebrating the the 20th anniversary of "The Pump". Reebok has enlisted twenty of the top sneaker shops in the world from Asia, Europe and North America.
Among the shops included in the elite 20 is Paris based Colette, a shop, which is no stranger to sneaker collaborations.
Colette teamed up with La MJC to give the original Pump the colette treatment. The kicks are constructed in grey jersey with contrasting colette blue accents with blue speckles on the heel.
The kicks are extremely limited and will be available on the 20th of November, only at the 20 shops participating in the celebration.
Paris already has two Nike Store locations "Champs Elysees" and "Bastille". However, unlike London, Los Angeles and New York it previously did not have a Nike Sportswear location.
That has all changed, the Marais district of Paris is now home to Nike Sportswear effective the 3rd of September 2009.
The shop is located in an unassuming renovated book shop and retains the old exterior look of the previous establishment. Inside you will find Nike Sportswear footwear and apparel, Nike Tier Zero releases, and other limited products.
Also at Nike Sportswear "Le Marais" has its very own Nike iD Studio so you can customize your sneakers in-shop.
Vans is opening another shop in Paris. The new shop is on 31 rue du Faubourg Saint Antoine. If you are not busy on 09.09.09, head over to the shop's grand opening where the founder of the brand Steve Van Doren will be present along with pro skaters Ray Barbee and Tony Alva.
Music will be provided by Busy P and Little Mike and free beer will keep the party moving. The event runs from 18:00 to 21:00 but you have to be on the list to get into the shop.
To get your name on the guess list email valentina@notoriouscommunication.com. You have to do so before the 8th of September.
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