This is evidence that most women’s sneakers aren’t all about light colors and feminine type designs. For this Women’s Dunk High, a dark brown color dominates the makeup of the shoe, while being contrasted by other colors such as green on the tongue and bright orange on the sole and swoosh. The soft leather panels with the intricate embossed designs makes these kicks really stand out. And for it’s slight feminine touch, a small colorful design on the ankle side is placed as a reminder that it’s still a pair of women’s sneakers.
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A new pair of Air Force One’s have surfaced on the net, and we’re liking what we see. For this release, these Air Force 1 Low’s sport both premium leather and snakeskin. The red colorway of the shoe is mostly the premium leather, while the snakeskin is present around the toe-box pannel.
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I’m sure a lot of you out there would have heard the expression “with money comes style”. Now although I know this isn’t always a true statement, the same can’t be said about this Lamborghini Murcielago. By collaborating with Versace, one of the top fashion designers in the world, this Murcielago is limited to just 10 cars world wide and features a full Versace print interior along with metal Versace tag inside just to remind your fellow passengers that you’re not just in a Lamborghini, but one designed by Versace.
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It’s already time again for another dope edition of Weekly Drop. This week the show has a really famous guest, Bun B of UGK. The “Under Ground King” touches on his legacy in southern rap music, favorite sneakers, the street wear scene, and his personal top 5 favorite brands. Be sure to check it out.
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Head on over to No Pattern now and check out a few updates from one of the street culture’s finest artists. The newest addition to his online store is a new print entitled, “Good Parts of Bad Dreams.” It’s a very amazing piece, which is now up for purchase. Also check out Chuck’s latest work for The Royal Magazine with some Puma shoes. Truly one of his best works with footwear displays.
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Surrender (owned by Earn Chen + James Lavelle) / Ambush (owned by Earn Chen) have finally made the move from the dodgy Far East Mall and upgraded to a very plush looking 2 story house in Singapore! According to BRKW the first floor is set to be an art gallery while the second floor will be for shopping, but with a bit of a twist, coz instead of just having it as one floor of shopping with a similar layout following all the way through, they decided to make two separate sections; White Design for Ambush and Black Design for Surrender. So if you’re around Singapore for a holiday this is definitely one stop you don’t want to miss out on especially with brands like Kostas, Gimme 5, Good Enough UK as well as some of the more exclusive stuff by people such as SBTG, Dunkle & MHI.
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