Sporting a palette reminiscent of the Nike Air Max 1 “London” that dropped back in early 2020.
Alongside Prada and adidas’ new A+P LUNA ROSSA 21, J Balvin’s Air Jordan 1, a duo of dashing Nike Dunks and Stüssy’s two Air Force 1s.
Classic colorblocking meets a new suede construction.
Putting the bold multicolor sneakers to the test.
The art collective canvases the intersection of art and sneakers, spotlighting KAWS, Murakami, Arsham, and Parra.
The game-worn, signed sneakers with glass embedded in the sole are available for investment through Otis, a purveyor of “cultural assets.”
Popping with bright gradients.
Expected to fetch around $50,000 USD.
A neutral-focused variation crafted specially for the ladies.
With its metallic gold accents and crisp colorblocking.
The reggaeton superstar’s first sneaker collaboration is inspired by his larger-than-life personality and affinity for bright colors.
A mid-cut, slightly altered version of the seminal Air Jordan 1 “Bred/Banned.”