Month: May 2021

Nike has offered an official look at its Air Huarache “Deep Magenta.” This iteration is covered in OG palettes, reminiscent of the earlier Air Huarache releases from the ’90s.Starting at the top of the shoe is a black rubber patch logo, set over a cushioned “Aqua” tongue. Complementing this are purple panels that appear around the sidewalls and rear quarters — a rubber “Nike” heel tab and form-fitting neoprene. The rest of the shoe’s uppers come in crisp white full-grain leather, while a tonal articulated midsole rounds off the silhouette’s design.No official release dates have been revealed, but Nike’s Air Huarache OG “Deep Magenta” is expected to release in the coming weeks on Nike’s website for $120 USD.If you like this silhouette, you might be interested in this OG “Triple Black” iteration.

As we begin to plan out our summer wardrobes, New Balance is making things in the footwear department a little easier with the release of its sneaker-come-sandal CRV-COVE 4205 hybrid, alongside a duo of more traditional looking open-toed sandals in the 3205 silhouette.Initially released last year as a Korea exclusive, the CRV-COVE has finally expanded its horizons to take on beaches globally. Arriving in either black or khaki, each sandal boasts a hi-vis reflective tape around the upper and pull-tab-abetted laces, while comfort remains high on the agenda with its crushable heel an option.The 3205, on the other hand, is more of a classic beach sandal. Dressed in the same colorways as the CRV-COVE, this more traditional open-toe silhouette is secured with velcro and sits atop an EVA foam cushioned footbed.Both New Balance sandals are available to buy now from HBX, retailing from $95 USD.In other news, Jerry Lorenzo’s Fear of God has dropped a duo of skate-inspired backless sneakers.