Friday, September 26, 2014

The adidas Originals Top Ten Hi ‘Snakeskin Lux’ Slides Through The Urban Jungle

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The adidas Originals Top Ten Hi is already one of those models that are considered elegant enough on it’s on but when you dress em up things get really crazy. Toss in a little bit of snakeskin and it goes from crazy to outright elegant as evidenced in this latest drop.


The adidas Originals Top Ten Hi ‘Snakeskin Lux’ is a slick take on the silhouette that lets a Brown toned snakeskin upper slither along the entire base of the shoe while Black accents pop up on the toe, stripes and ankle as well. A Red mesh ankle collar gets tossed in the mix as well while a White outsole works on the contrast. These are available now at select adidas Originals including Caliroots if you need to get fly in the coming months.


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Thursday, September 25, 2014

Palace Skateboards x adidas Originals Collection Unveiled

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After giving us a teaser of their collaboration earlier this week, Palace Skateboards and adidas Originals have officially unveiled their collection. The collection consists of a high-grade line of teamwear that has been tested by Palace riders on the track, field, street skate spot and any other place you can think about.


Pictured above, the collection is made up of shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jackets, pants and bucket hats, all created with tech and high-performance in mind.


The Palace Skatebaords x adidas Originals is set for a global release on Saturday, September 27th at select adidas Originals and Palace retailers. A temporary Palace pop-up shop that will be opening in New York City will also carry the collection.



Let us know if you plan on scooping up anything from this latest adidas collab.


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adidas Announces Creative Design Studio Coming To Brooklyn In 2015

adidas Announces Creative Design Studio Coming To Brooklyn In 2015


Coinciding with adidas’ huge announcement of signing Marc Dolce, Mark Minner and Dennis Dekovic yesterday, The Three Stripes have also announced a new creative studio coming to Brooklyn in 2015 that will drive design direction for the brand and elevate the company’s direct interaction with consumers. The global studio will serve as a cultural contact point in the most influential city in the U.S., connecting the brand closely with sports and street culture.



“The Brooklyn Creative Studio will be a small but essential operation aimed at exploring design direction for the brand. This facility will be an open source creative center allowing us to connect and collaborate with consumers in a way we’ve never done before,” said Paul Gaudio, adidas global creative director.


“Three experienced, world class designers will join our team next year to lead the creative studio and manage a small team of cross-discipline creatives. Denis Dekovic has 20 years of footwear design experience across soccer, women’s, snowboarding, basketball and tennis; Marc Dolce is a 20-year veteran of the footwear design industry with experience across basketball, training, running, women’s and lifestyle; and, Mark Miner is a footwear designer with experience in running, women’s and basketball.”



What do you think about the latest moves done by adidas? Let us know in the comments section below.


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Palace and adidas Originals Hit the Lab for New Teamwear Collection

The carefully curated collection consists of shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jackets, pants and bucket hats, all created with tech and high-performance in mind.

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Ronnie Fieg x adidas Originals EQT Support 93


After a slew of collaborations with other brands, Ronnie Fieg turns his attention to adidas Originals and its fabled EQT Support 93. The colorway's inspiration revolves around the New York Police Department and their efforts during the World Trade Center attacks of 2001. Taking on some classical Fieg notes such as colorblocked toeboxes, a perforated gold toebox (representing the NYPD badge and shield) meets tonal navy blue (representing the NYPD uniform) throughout the remainder of the shoe. The shoe releases October 11, 2014 with proceeds going to the 9/11 Memorial Fund.


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