The Stan Smith and Superstar silhouettes went full “Ghana Must Go.” In an exclusive interview, Tremaine Emory talks inspiration behind the collaboration and how the humble staple made fashion history.
The collaborative capsule introduces two deconstructed footwear colorways accompanied by community-centered visuals.
The retro basketball silhouette pairs a speckled molded upper with vibrant orange accents and a translucent sole.
The futuristic sneaker pairs web-like overlays with an oversized sculpted sole following four years of development.
Photographed by Tanya and Zhenya Posternak, the intimate imagery explores domestic rituals and everyday dressing.
The winterized silhouette channels red down jackets with quilted panels, black fleece lining, and custom Snoopy Jibbitz.
The suede-clad silhouette features an oversized mud-textured sole and classic yin-yang detailing.
The minimalist take introduces smooth leather paneling, perforated eyestays, and a debadged heel.
The mid-top design introduces highlighter blue panel edges alongside an orange-outlined Swoosh.
Returning after seven years, the duo reimagines the flagship silhouette with rugged textiles and mismatched heel labels.
Italian-made lug soles, hiking D-rings and crepe-textured mudguards push the street staples toward the trail.
The custom silhouette incorporates laser-etched Tokyo street maps across a classic “Triple White” leather base.