adidas collaborates with 55 DSL to celebrate the brands 15th anniversary. Together they worked on the Nizza Hi, which comes in the signature colors of the Italian brand – white/blue/red. The 55 DSL logo appears on the inner sole, heel and tongue tags. Further nice details include the matching eyelets, hangtag and XV Years print on the side-panel
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Filed under: Fashion, Shoes, Woman | Tags: Cool Kicks, Hot Chicks, Playboy Sneaker Feature, Shoes, Sneaker
Playboy Magazine has published a sneaker feature, entitled “Hot Chicks, Cool Kicks”. If this photoshoot proofs one thing – that in certain situations in life it just does not matter what sneakers you are wearing. Its also great seeing how some sneakers clearly look much better in this shoot than in others.
Filed under: Fashion, Shoes | Tags: AM in the Yeezys, DJ AM, Kobe, Mike Epps, NIKEiD, NIKEiD Commercial
Filed under: Fashion, Shoes | Tags: Dope, Grey, Grey Lanvin, Grey Lanvin Kicks, Kicks, Lanvin
Filed under: Fashion, Shoes | Tags: Louis, Louis Vuitton, Shoes, Skate, Vuitton
Louis Vuitton has released two new sneakers, that look a lot like your favorite Vans. Actually they are pretty much exactly the Sk8 Hi’s and Lo’s. The hi top sneaker comes with denim side panels and the LV signature monogram design.
Filed under: Shoes | Tags: Marty McFly 2015, Nike, Nike Marty McFly 2015, project, Shoe, Shoes
Sometimes, something comes along which has the potential to change the world, to make things better for everyone who’s life it touches. Here at Gadget Lab, we’ve seen this future, and it comes in the shape of a sneaker. Not just any sneaker, but the awesome Nike sneaker as worn by Marty McFly in Back to the Future 2.
So we’ve decided to lend our support to the Official McFLY 2015 Project, run by Canadian brothers Michael and Charles Maloof. The McFLy 2015s, “are considered by sneaker nerds as the Holy Grail of all sneakers”, but never made it into production, although they were patented by Nike. The project aims to convince Nike that the world wants this shoe.
Designed by Jimm Lasser of exhibition in New York city, with Obama being the theme of the exhibition.
