Month: June 2025

Name: Kith Women x PUMA H-StreetColorways: Espresso and BlackSKUs: 405513-02 and 405518-01MSRP: $110 USDRelease Date: June 27Where to Buy: KithKith has officially reprised its partnership with PUMA. The duo are back in action together and are already treating sneakerheads to a drop, featuring two monochromatic makeovers of the new H-Street sneaker for the Kith Women brand. The model looks back to the Harambee, a ’90s track spike from PUMA, to inform its slender design. Additionally, this project arrives just after the H-Street debuted as part of a collaboration with OPEN YY.Two colorways of the H-Street see the sneaker don looks of “Espresso” and “Black.” The former offers a combination of a mesh upper and suede Formstrip in a rich dark brown whereas the “Black” pair begins with a leather base and stacks suede branding atop it. The Kith crest has been embroidered at both the toe cap and heel while also appearing at the sockliner branding.Both of the Kith Women x PUMA H-Street colorways are available now exclusively at the Kith Women flagship in New York City. As for the global launch, it is scheduled to take place tomorrow, June 27, via Kith channels worldwide, including the brand’s website, with pairs priced at $110 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kith Women (@kithwomen)

SummaryIn addition to its runway show, Wales Bonner teased upcoming adidas footwear at a Paris showroomModels highlighted include the Gazelle Indoor, Adizero Adios, Country, and the F50 cleatA new field shoe made in collaboration with Yohji Yamamoto’s Y-3 was also showcasedWe’re in the middle of Paris Fashion Week and not only are designers presenting their anticipated runway shows for Spring/Summer 2026, but unveiling exciting collaborations as well. For Grace Wales Bonner, her eponymous label just offered a complete look at its “Jewel” collection for next year and later highlighted footwear offerings made in collaboration with adidas.Wales Bonner and the Three Stripes have remained consistent partners each season, with the two presenting their first co-designed footwear model, the Karintha, at the end of last month. The new silhouette is back for the duo’s showroom preview, donning another unique upper. Other models highlighted range from the Gazelle Indoor to the Adizero Adios and even the F50 cleat. Rounding things out is a collaboration on a field shoe featuring Yohji Yamamoto’s Y-3, which was spotted within the aforementioned runway show.At the time of writing, neither Wales Bonner nor adidas have offered any release details regarding their upcoming projects. Given its involvement in the brand’s Spring/Summer 2026 runway show, it’s likely that many of these pairs will not arrive until early next year. However, stay tuned for updates, including a complete look at each shoe, as it’s possible we see select pairs arrive on shelves before the end of 2025. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Wales Bonner (@walesbonner)

SummaryNew Balance is back with another eye-catching hybrid sneakerThe 1890 is part-Wallabee, part-running shoeHighlighted here is a yellow colorway that features snakeskin overlays and a black soleHot off of dropping the 1906L sneaker loafer last year, New Balance is back with another hybrid design.The American sportswear brand just had its new 1890 model make an appearance courtesy of Lee Stuart, who serves as a senior marketing manager. Our limited preview of the model highlights its unique build, which seemingly draws inspiration from the Clarks Wallabee with its “U”-shaped vamp. The leather upper appears in a soft yellow hue while snakeskin overlays synergize with its runner-inspired sole unit in black that is backed by ABZORB cushioning. As with the 1906L, the 1890 offers subtle branding: a small “N” callout below the lacing system and an “ABZORB” nod at the lateral heel. Its white sockliner is where the “1890” model name is referenced explicitly.At the time of writing, New Balance has not yet indicated when the 1890 will be making its retail debut. Stay tuned for updates, including a complete look at the new silhouette, as we expect it to arrive on shelves within the next year via New Balance and select stockists, which will likely be a list similar to the lineup of boutiques that carry the 1906L.