BAD BUNNY X ADIDAS F50 GHOST SPRINT

Posted on 2026-08-31

Constructed around a low-profile architecture, the silhouette incorporates an “Araña” web system across the upper. The structural cage is engineered to deliver flexible stability and breathability while surrounding a deconstructed spacer mesh base built for warm climates.

Visual and thematic cues draw direct inspiration from Puerto Rico’s native wolf spider, representing Benito’s focus on instinct and timing. Rendered entirely in stealthy black, the model sharpens the franchise’s pitch heritage into a modern lifestyle format.

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BAPE X ©SAINT MXXXXXX

Posted on 2026-08-31

Split into two drops, the collaboration draws on 1990s American subculture, reworking classic silhouettes with distressed treatments and bold graphics. Key highlights include the League L/S Tee, League Tee, Dancing Can Tee, and a Purple Graphic Tee, alongside accessories such as socks in White and Ivory. The capsule also introduces a lifestyle element with the Can Stool, underscoring the collaboration’s playful yet collectible appeal.

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UNIQLO X KAWS – KAWS UNIVERSE

Posted on 2026-08-31

UNIQLO and KAWS have launched KAWS UNIVERSE, a new UT collection that pushes the artist’s long-running relationship with the retailer into fresh territory. Built on the message “We are better together,” the collection pairs KAWS’s instantly recognizable COMPANION with a set of newly created characters and, for the first time, folds plush charms into the mix.

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UNDERCOVER X CINDY SHERMAN X GEORGE COX

Posted on 2026-08-24

George Cox and UNDERCOVER have again joined forces on the 4 Eyelet Derby, extending a partnership that runs through Jun Takahashi’s label and George Cox’s Northamptonshire workshop.

Rather than dyeing or embossing the leather, George Cox and UNDERCOVER photo-print it, wrapping Sherman’s images around the full body of the shoe so the artwork reads as a continuous surface with its focal point resting on the toe. Sherman built her reputation on staged self-portraits that cast herself in shifting personas, using the camera to interrogate how identity is constructed and performed.

The two colorways draw on different works from her catalog. The white pair carries Untitled #122, made in 1983, while the black pair pulls from her earlier film-still period, featuring Untitled Film Still #16 from 1979 and Untitled Film Still #53 from 1980.

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COMME DES GARÇONS X FRED PERRY

Posted on 2026-08-24

The collaboration reimagines the British brand’s classic piqué polo with bold, neon-accented embroidery. Available in two colorways – Black with Neon Green and Black with Neon Pink, the shirts retain Fred Perry’s signature cotton piqué fabric, regular fit, and twin tipping at the collar and cuffs.

The standout detail is the embroidered chest design, which combines Fred Perry’s iconic Laurel Wreath with COMME des GARÇONS branding, creating a dual emblem that merges heritage sportswear with the spirit of avant-garde.

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CELINE X REEBOK

Posted on 2026-08-24

The retro silhouette is reintroduced in monochromatic yet wide-ranging colorways, emphasizing the maison’s elevated treatment of the uppers.

Born in 1982, the original Freestyle Lo has the classic look of an everyday lifestyle sneaker, adorned with the recognizable Reebok overlays on the lateral sides. For Rider’s reimagination of the sneaker, the overlays are forgone to draw more attention to its smooth lambskin uppers. The updated silhouette will arrive in a range of versatile colorways including Optic White, Black, Butter, Beige, Peanut, Dark Brown, Oxblood, and Fluo Red.

With the simple, smooth shape of the toe box, the collaborative sneaker has a similar sensibility to Celine’s slim-soled Jazz Shoes, with a more sportswear-leaning sole. However, the sneaker is generously co-branded. Most noticeably, the classic Reebok wordmark on the tongue is reimagined as a Celine insignia, and the backsides feature Reebok and Celine icons above the heel. For an added designer touch, each pair comes with a limited-edition leather tab with the collaborators’ logos on alternating sides.

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