Adidas Falcon grey footwear
The rebellious spirit of the '90s music and fashion world brought bold lines and clashing colors. These shoes capture the flavor of that decade with aggressive, swerving shapes and a mix of soft mesh, leather and suede. The ombré-dyed upper offers a color-fade effect.
Adidas Yeezy 700 V3 “Azael”
The pair pulls in heavy design cues from past 700 models, as well as the overall alienist ethos of his new lines, including the futuristic YEEZY 380 and mythical YEEZY 451. Though while it’s forward-thinking in every way, Kanye is staying true to his heritage designs at Nike. Glow finishes have consistently been part of Kanye’s catalog, with the finish hitting too many of Ye’s releases to count; most recently on December’s YEEZREEL 350 v2 — and don’t be surprised if those horrible Foam Runners glow in the dark, too.
Adidas Yeezy boost inertia 700
Arguably the second most aesthetically pleasing adidas Yeezy 700 behind the original Wave Runner, the Inertia colorway is slated to release this Saturday, March 9th. “Inertia” is the name of the soft blue shades featured all throughout this iteration’s upper, while its lone swathe of color arrives on the orange dots prominently featured on the lateral and medial side of its chiseled midsole. Overall the Yeezy 700 model is revered for its premium build, fusing together hits of suede, mesh, rubber, and other textiles.
Air Jordan 4 “what the”
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Air Jordan 4, Jordan Brand released the special-edition Jordan 4 Retro What The, now available on StockX. In traditional Nike fashion, this design is mash-up of the most notable Jordan 4 colorways to ever release. The colorways represented include White Cement, Military Blue, Fire Red, and Black Cement.
This Jordan 4 features a white leather upper with fire red, black, and military blue detailing. A cement midsole, mismatched tongue and heel labels, and contrasting outsoles completes the design. These Sneakers were released in November of 2019
