Category: Shoes

Kiko Kostadinov and Crocs have officially unveiled the Kiko Kostadinov x Crocs VAALS silhouette. First seen on the runway during the Bulgarian designer’s Fall/Winter 2026 menswear presentation in Paris, the collaborative shoe reinterprets the footwear brand’s aesthetic language through traditional craftsmanship and technical detailing.Anchored by an oblong toe shape with wrapped saddle-stitch detailing, the upper combines genuine tumbled leather with breathable sandwich mesh. Structural integrity is reinforced by a custom-moulded TPU band paying homage to Crocs’ archival Genna silhouette, joined by an adjustable toggle bungee lacing system and a dedicated heel pull tab. Underfoot, the model integrates a rugged rubber outsole with Crocs’ proprietary LiteRide™ footbed to deliver everyday lightweight support and cushioning.The release is framed by a campaign shot by American artist Jim Mangan near Crocs’ headquarters in Boulder, Colorado. Set against the ancient sandstone formations of Red Rocks and the organic architecture of Charles Haertling’s 1969 Mushroom House, the visuals showcase the shoes styled alongside Kiko Kostadinov Autumn Winter 2026 garments. The silhouette will be available in three colorways: “Black,” “Kelp,” and “Yellow Sand.”The Kiko Kostadinov x Crocs VAALS will be available on October 20 at online, in Kiko Kostadinov flagships in London, Los Angeles, and Tokyo, and through global retailers.

Name: Converse x Golf Le Fleur* Pro LeatherMSRP: $105 USDRelease Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: ConverseConverse and Tyler, The Creator are expanding their collaborative 1908 program with a bold update to the iconic Pro Leather silhouette. Dropping in four distinct new colorways – “Molten Lava,” “Bison,” “White,” and “Black” – the release showcases the sheer versatility of the reimagined 1976 basketball classic.The “Black” and “White” iterations anchor the collection with a clean, foundational aesthetic built from premium full-grain leather. For a more textured, striking look, the “Bison” colorway offers a warm, earthy brown suede paired with soft yellow accents, while the “Molten Lava” execution turns up the volume in a vibrant red suede complete with contrasting laces. Each expression highlights Tyler’s unique instinct for color and material storytelling, proving how much aesthetic range can live inside a single sneaker.Drawing inspiration from the bootleg shops that historically reshaped footwear silhouettes by hand, this updated Pro Leather features significantly exaggerated proportions. The shoe boasts a wider toe box, oversized eyelet rows, and chunky laces that give it a confident, heavy-set stance. Archival cues like the perforated detailing, classic heel panel, and the iconic Star Chevron logo maintain the shoe’s rich heritage, while a new embossed star stretching across the toe cap adds a fresh structural dimension.

Name: Prada America’s Cup sneakerColorway: Teak/Blue, Cacao/BordeauxSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: October 13Where to Buy: PradaPrada revisits one of its most recognizable footwear silhouettes with a new release of the America’s Cup sneaker, introducing two colorways: “Teak/Blue” and “Cacao/Bordeaux.”Originally conceived in 1997 for the Luna Rossa sailing team, the model retains the streamlined, aerodynamic profile and technical sensibility that have defined it for nearly three decades. Staying true to the beloved original silhouette, the updated America’s Cup sneaker maintains its distinctive, multi-layered construction. The upper showcases a dynamic interplay of textures, combining smooth, glossy patent leather overlays with highly breathable, technical textile mesh panels.While the aesthetic heritage and signature Linea Rossa heel branding remain completely intact, the footwear receives a significant modern upgrade underfoot with the introduction of an innovative, ultra-lightweight rubber sole. This technical enhancement ensures the shoe delivers superior modern comfort and everyday wearability without sacrificing the rugged, utilitarian charm that made the 1997 original a global streetwear staple.”Teak/Blue” pairs warm brown tones with cooler blue accents, while “Cacao/Bordeaux” shifts into a richer combination of deep chocolate brown and wine-red hues. Both treatments emphasize the sneaker’s distinctive interplay of textile and leather, using changes in material and tone to accentuate the curved paneling and elongated lines of the upper rather than dramatically altering the familiar shape.