Month: July 2025

SummaryBillie Eilish, having worked with Jordan Brand before, wore two Air Jordan 4 colorways during her Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour shows in LondonBoth see all-black versions of the AJ4 accented by green and black houndstooth and blue tartan respectivelyIt is unknown as to whether or not these pairs will ever be made available to the publicBillie Eilish is not only a musical superstar, she’s a style icon. The singer-songwriter has worked closely with Nike over the years to bring her fashionable sensibilities to the masses, most recently producing a customizable Converse capsule. She worked with Jordan Brand before this to create her own takes on the Air Jordan 1 KO and Air Jordan 15 in 2021 and has again teamed up with the Jumpman team for more co-designed shoes.Two new takes on the Air Jordan 4 were spotted on the feet of Eilish during her Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour shows in London. Both versions of the shoe begin with an all-black look with white Jumpman branding at the heel. The first iteration utilizes a green and black houndstooth pattern underneath the netting and at the heel tab and midsole. As for the second pair, it favors a blue tartan with red linework at the same locations. Rounding out each pair is Eilish’s Blohsh figure at the lateral rear in blue with red and white respectively.At the time of writing, neither Billie Eilish nor Jordan Brand have indicated whether or not the duo’s two Air Jordan 4 colorways will ever see a retail release. Stay tuned for updates, including a closer look at each design, as we await more information regarding the shoes. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BILLIE EILISH (@billieeilish)

Name: Pharrell x adidas Adizero Evo SLColorways: Footwear White/Semi Court Green/Semi Lucid Blue and Core Black/Semi Court Green/Semi Lucid BlueSKUs: KI3393 and KI3392MSRP: €160 EUR (approx. $184 USD)Release Date: August 2025Where to Buy: adidasPharrell teamed up with adidas last year to debut the Adizero Adios Pro Evo 1 during the Paris Olympics. Their co-designed “Earth” colorway went on to launch at a price of $500 USD while being limited to a mere 80 pairs. Since then, the Three Stripes’ running division introduced the Adizero Evo SL as a more accessible option that draws inspiration from its predecessor.Pharrell and adidas Running have now reprised their relationship, assembling two colorways of the Adizero Evo SL. The aforementioned “Earth” color scheme is revisited with its brown, blue, and green stripes resting atop “Footwear White” and “Core Black” bases. Meanwhile, run-ready specifications of responsive Lightstrike Pro foam at the midsole and a Continental outsole ensure that runners feel as good as they look. The only explicit nod to Pharrell comes courtesy of the sockliner’s Humanrace wordmark, which completes the design.At the time of writing, neither Pharrell nor adidas have clarified their launch plans for these two takes on the Adizero Evo SL. Stay tuned for updates as European retailers have announced a regional launch date of August 1 at a price of €160 EUR (approx. $184 USD). Both pairs are likely to arrive stateside at a similar price shortly thereafter.