The Mos Def Collection By Undrcrwn is collection that is based on the life of Mos Def. Included so far is a Brooklyn fitted cap, several shirts and these Adidas Boogie Man kicks. Unfortunately the kicks will remain as prototype, but you never know with the persuasive powers of eBay. via The Smoking Section | Sneaker Freaker
For the Consortium 3Way project, Adidas took on a new approach to the collaborative process by bringing together a handpicked crop of 12 well-known sneaker locations across the globe to rework 5 iconic 3-Striped silhouettes as 3 unique groups. Group 1 united four leading sneaker boutiques: Alife Rivington Club (New York), LimitEDitions (Barcelona), Sneakersnstuff (Stockholm) and Patta (Amsterdam).
Patta redesigned the 1984 Forum Mid with the ladies in mind, putting a feminine touch on the silhouette with textures like suede, mesh and patent leather. The transparent panel on the instep enables you to show off your best socks. Pictures via SlamJam
Adidas is producing ZX700 Boat in a new colorway for the upcoming Camo Pack. The black and brown suede uppers are complimented nicely with a camo patter on the toe box and around the ankle. No set release date at this time! via SneakerFreaker
The retro look of the 80s and 90s will probably never die. Adidas Originals and the out of ordinary style of Jeremy Scott has pieced to get a Fall 2009 Collection that speaks RETRO. With that theme, the items has oversized designs and multi-colored clothing that will bring you back to the “good old days”. The clothing follows the already released Jeremy Scott shoes that have already hit retailers. via HighSnobiety | Streething
Part of the 3Way Consortium from adidas Originals, New York’s A.R.C. reworks the Stan Smith 80s. They go back to basics with this off-white all-canvas upper, ‘3-Stripes’ of perforation as strips of embroidered dots in lieu of holes, and A.R.C. on the tongue. The green accents tie in the classic colorway that will please the hard core Adi-fans. via SneakerNews
Check out this preview of the coming show “dont stop object shopping” at the Fuse Gallery in New York. The works will be highlighted by the artist Michael Leavitt’s Cardboard Sneakers. He recreates Adidas, Converses, Pumas, New Balances and Nikes with amazing detailing. The show opens on March 21, 2009.
