Month: September 2023

Update: As the reported October 7 released date of the Air Jordan 6 “Aqua” draws closer, official images of the silhouette have surfaced. Check out the full set above, and get more info/check out other photos of the “Aqua” below. Original Story: Over the years, Jordan Brand has established an instantly-recognizable design language centered around its Air Jordan silhouettes and their many signature colorways. With time, they’ve gone on to reissue, remaster and mix & match these elements. For its latest twist, the Jumpman team tapped the Air Jordan 6 — coming in hot with a “Toro” colorway later this month — to outfit it with the popular “Aqua” color scheme.Previously, the “Aqua” look has graced models such as the Air Jordan 8 and now finds itself covering the AJ6. Pairing black with “Bright Concord” purple and “Aquatone” blue, a familiar-yet-fresh presentation has been crafted. Its upper’s construction takes on a black nubuck with the aforementioned accents appearing at the layered sole unit.As of now, Nike has yet to disclose any release information pertaining to the upcoming Air Jordan 6 “Aqua.” However, it is currently expected to land on shelves via the Swoosh and select retailers on October 7 at a $200 USD price point. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Knowing Kicks (@knowing_kicks)Looking for more of the latest headlines in the footwear industry? We’ve got you covered. Jordan Brand has assembled an Air Jordan 1 Utility Stash based on the pair seen in Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse, for friends and family only.

For the first-ever Hypebeast Flea retail event, Clarks joined a number of trailblazing UK businesses to host its own stall, exhibiting a curation of Fall/Winter 2023 styles. As Hypebeast rewinds back to last week’s events, we discover how the heritage footwear brand brought its own stamp to the marketplace and which models proved the star attraction amongst the line-up.When it comes to footwear, it goes without saying that Clarks has long been a firm favorite of Londoners. At Hypebeast Flea, shoppers proved the statement couldn’t be more true. Donning a selection of Wallabees as well as the more recent Torhill silhouette, the crowds – including brand ambassador Cat Burns – came out in full force to show their appreciation for the brand. Flocking to the Clarks stall, guests were met with two spaces hosting its latest footwear designs. On the first section, the brand erected wooden podiums holding the new Eastpak collaboration which was showcased against canvases from its accompanying campaign. Alongside it, plush iterations of the Torhill from its latest FW23 collection, including the Cobalt Blue, Black and Sand suede as well as its statement Cow Print, were exhibited on stacked shoe boxes. As shoppers got a close-up of the curation, the brand also treated them to projected visuals of Cat Burns trying out the shoes, revealing how she would wear them day-to-day. With her easy-going fits punctuating the videos, the projection gave the crowds a feel for how Clarks’ shoes can elevate almost any look. Showing how these models could be taken home and restyled with a crafty touch, Tied Up founder Tilly Parmer joined Clarks to host a personalization station. An assortment of beads, gems and dice trinkets were on offer for guests to create their own embellished shoe accessories from beaded laces to removable straps. The workshopping showed how the brand’s models offer a sleek canvas for interpretation and any style adaptation. Get a look behind-the-scenes of Clarks’ stall at Hypebeast Flea above. To shop the brand’s Fall/Winter 2023 collections, head to its website and stores worldwide now.