Month: September 2026

Name: Kiko Kostadinov x ASICS LYASA FF IIColorway: Clay Grey/Jasper Green, Reddish Brown/ASICS BlueSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: September 19Where to Buy: Kiko KostadinovKiko Kostadinov and ASICS are closing out their four-part tabi footwear series with the LYASA FF II Tabi, a hybrid silhouette designed by Laura and Deanna Fanning and first shown during Kiko Kostadinov Womenswear’s Fall/Winter 2026 runway presentation. The sneaker brings two seemingly opposing footwear languages together, combining the refined cues of a traditional brogue at the forefoot with the more technical construction of a trail shoe toward the heel. Its split-toe profile remains the visual anchor, complemented by sculpted paneling, metallic ASICS stripes and a substantial sole unit with a marbled effect.Two colorways are offered: “Clay Grey/Jasper Green” sets a muted grey foundation against flashes of pink and purple mesh and vivid green underfoot, while “Reddish Brown/ASICS Blue” pairs earthy brown leather with contrasting blue mesh accents. Across both versions, glossy and metallic elements sit against more textural mesh and leather surfaces, emphasizing the shoe’s tension between dress-shoe refinement and outdoor utility.The LYASA FF II Tabi sneaker also serves as the final footwear release accompanying artist Ryan Trecartin’s “BUCKLE YUP” campaign, with its concluding episode, “Ghost Tracks,” functioning as an epilogue to the project’s three preceding acts. Given creative control over casting, direction and editing, Trecartin approaches the commercial format as an experimental medium, continuing a relationship with Kiko Kostadinov that has previously extended to interventions at the label’s Tokyo, Los Angeles and London flagships. The Kiko Kostadinov x ASICS LYASA FF II launches September 19 through Kiko Kostadinov’s online and physical stores in London, Los Angele and Tokyo, ahead of a wider global release.

Name: S’YTE x MOONSTAR Logo Cotton Canvas Sneakers GC/001Colorway: Black/WhiteSKU: TBCMSRP: ¥29,700 JPY (approx. $191 USD)Release Date: September 19Where to Buy: YOHJI YAMAMOTOS’YTE, the Yohji Yamamoto label built around its “Anti-Mode” philosophy, is entering the footwear realm with the S’YTE x MOONSTAR 001 — a collaborative sneaker based on MOONSTAR’s heritage GYM CLASSIC.Constructed in Japan from durable cotton canvas, the low-top retains the roomy proportions of the athletic-derived original while introducing S’YTE-specific embroidery at the tongue and branded heel patches. The shoe is produced through MOONSTAR’s FINE VULCANIZED line, using a vulcanization process that bonds the rubber sole to the upper for flexibility and durability, while the upper is shaped and fitted to the insole by hand through the traditional “tsurikomi” process.The Black and White colorways both lean into S’YTE’s characteristically stark palette while reversing their contrasts. The Black edition with a deep black canvas upper, matching black rubber toe cap and sole, offset by crisp white laces and white S’YTE tongue embroidery; its heel carries a tonal black patch finished with contrasting “BLACK IS MODEST” branding.The White version flips the treatment with natural off-white canvas, black laces, black foxing and toe protection, plus a bold vertical black strip running down the heel for a graphic, utilitarian finish. Marking the “001” starting point for S’YTE’s footwear category, the sneakers releases on September 19 with distribution through THE SHOP YOHJI YAMAMOTO and select S’YTE, WILDSIDE YOHJI YAMAMOTO and Ground Y locations.

Name: BROTHER BRIDGE x KAMIYA HENRY BootMSRP: TBCRelease Date: September 19Where to Buy: KAMIYABROTHER BRIDGE and KAMIYA have joined forces on a collaborative boot that reworks the Asakusa-based shoemaker’s signature HENRY through KAMIYA’s vintage-informed design language. Retaining the model’s tall, lace-up construction, the collaboration adds extra volume through the toe for a heavier, more substantial silhouette. Two colorways highlight contrasting treatments of calf leather: Black arrives in smooth leather with a cleaner, subtly lustrous surface, while Brown uses suede, giving the boot a softer, matte appearance with greater textural depth. The dark tonal palettes, metal eyelets and extended lacing maintain the HENRY’s utilitarian character while the enlarged proportions push the familiar shape in a more rugged direction.KAMIYA’s preference for worn-in finishes is further explored through an additional vintage-treated version, which is distressed to resemble a boot that has already undergone years of wear despite being new. The effect introduces an intentionally weathered appearance that contrasts with the cleaner standard editions, reinforcing the label’s longstanding interest in aged and imperfect surfaces. As a result, the differing smooth, suede and distressed treatments allow the collaboration to move between polished and deliberately lived-in finishes while preserving BROTHER BRIDGE’s recognizable footwear framework. The BROTHER BRIDGE x KAMIYA HENRY boots are scheduled to release on September 19 through KAMIYA’s directly operated store, its online shop and authorized retailers.