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Name: Limited Edt x adidas Originals Superstar Consortium “Made in India”Colorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: ₹11,999 INR/$179 SGD (approx. $125 USD – $140 USD)Release Date: August 8 (India), August 12 (Singapore)Where to Buy: Limited Edtadidas Originals and Limited Edt have unveiled the Superstar Consortium – “Made in India,” a heavily detailed reworking of the shell-toe icon limited to 350 individually numbered pairs worldwide. Released through adidas Originals’ Consortium programme, it counts among the first entries to put Indian design at the center of the platform.The design leans on a peacock motif, a nod to India’s national bird, that stretches across the upper, the insole and a translucent outsole. Layered over that are intricate vine patterns drawn from traditional textiles, festive embroidery and the ornamental detailing of centuries-old havelis. The Superstar’s signature shell toe stays intact, while the finishing hardware does the heavy lifting on luxury: gold lace locks, jewellery-inspired aglets and gold foil branding. Accents of red and blue round out the palette, colors the brand ties to prosperity, purity and celebration.The package around the shoe is where the collectible ambition shows. Every pair arrives in a custom matchbox-inspired box, a reference to the ceremonial lighting of the first flame ahead of an auspicious occasion. Inside, buyers get a custom shoe bag, motif socks, and an alternate set of red and blue laces to swap in against the standard white and black pair, presented in a jewellery pouch. An individually numbered flame charm completes the set and reinforces the one-of-350 positioning.The collaboration carries a clear cultural thesis, one the retailer’s founder makes explicit. “This collaboration is about more than a sneaker. It’s about showing that Indian culture has a place within global sneaker design. The Superstar is an icon, and this project gave us the opportunity to reinterpret it through an authentically Indian lens while celebrating the craft and culture that continue to inspire us,” said Mandeep Chopra, Founder of Limited Edt, in the release.Billed as the first India-origin sneaker collaboration to launch across Limited Edt’s India and Singapore markets, the Superstar arrives in a unisex run spanning UK 3 to 13. With only 350 pairs in circulation and two staggered launch dates, this is one to move quickly on.

Name: Nike Air Max 95 “Ashen Slate”Colorway: Ashen Slate/Midnight Navy/Light Armory BlueSKU: IX0347-451MSRP: $200 USDRelease Date: Fall 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike has officially revealed official images of the Air Max 95 “Ashen Slate”, offering a multi-textured denim take on the iconic retro running silhouette. The upcoming release serves as a versatile inline option featuring premium denim paneling across its signature layered construction.The design introduces a multi-wash gradient across its signature wavy side paneling. Three distinct denim washes form the top three side overlays, transitioning seamlessly into a light blue mesh surround and tongue. Contrast is introduced along the lower portion of the upper, where dark suede is applied across the bottom overlays and reinforced toe cap.Underfoot, the silhouette sits on a black midsole equipped with “big bubble” Air cushioning units, delivering a dark contrast against the multi-toned blue construction above.The Nike Air Max 95 “Ashen Slate” releases in Fall 2026.

Name: Nike Zoom Vomero 5, P-6000 “Jelly Pack”Colorway: Sail/Barely Green/Pink Rise/Cucumber Calm, Sail/Pink Foam/Fierce Green/Pink RiseSKU: IV5738-133, IV5794-133MSRP: $180 USD, $125 USDRelease Date: Fall/Winter 2026Nike has given the Zoom Vomero 5 and P-6000 a glossy makeover, casting both tech runners in translucent jelly-style uppers for a women’s-exclusive two-pack. The set trades each silhouette’s usual leather and suede for tinted, see-through TPU, extending the clear treatment across the Swooshes, tongue branding, and the bulk of the upper.The see-through look didn’t arrive out of nowhere. Translucent and jelly-inspired footwear has been building momentum across the industry for a while, tapping into a Y2K-adjacent nostalgia for clear plastics and candy tones that has resurfaced repeatedly in recent seasons. Nike itself has been leaning into the aesthetic, with the source pointing to a recent Rejuven8 sandal pack built on the same clear-material idea.Both base models arrive at this moment on the back of renewed attention. The Vomero 5 is the more familiar of the two, a chunky runner that has been riding a full-blown revival for the past few years to become one of Nike’s most-wanted tech silhouettes. The P-6000, a Frankenstein-style runner assembled from various late-’90s and 2000s Nike running parts, is less of a household name but has quietly climbed as one of the brand’s stronger options in its price bracket. Pairing an established favorite with a rising cult pick gives the two-pack a bit of narrative tension.The finishing details are where the duo concept comes through. The Vomero 5 lands in a green-leaning mix labeled “Sail/Barely Green/Pink Rise/Cucumber Calm,” while the P-6000 goes the pink route in “Sail/Pink Foam/Fierce Green/Pink Rise.” Each pair then flips the script with a contrasting insole, pink inside the Vomero 5 and green inside the P-6000, and both ship with 3D-printed, sneaker-shaped hangtags. The color-coded pink-and-green pairing has invited comparisons to a certain set of Nickelodeon fairy godparents, though that reading is the source’s own rather than anything Nike has stated.The Nike Vomero 5 and P-6000 “Jelly Pack” is expected to release in women’s sizing, with a Fall/Winter 2026 launch anticipated.