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Jeremy Scott is the master of madness, and now the designer continues developing his relationship with adidas Originals by plastering the Superstar in one of his most vividly rich prints, “Money.”Taking a “Footwear White” base, Scott applies a full teal overlay decorated with dollar bills — ones branded with the phrase “In adidas We Trust.” That former white hue now only hits up the serrated Three Stripes on the mid-panel and the heel, where gold foil-effect adidas Trefoil branding makes its mark.In true Scott fashion, the changes do not stop with just a print. While much of the silhouette is stock, we now find a tongue that’s not just elongated, but so big it actually folds in and over itself, creating a wavy finish. The result of which makes the tongue look like a wad of money, folded and weaving through the white laces before sticking out into the air beyond the collar.Oversized gold adidas branding works the tongues, while a white midsole and outsole round out the divisive pair. Take a closer look at the sneaker above, and purchase the Jeremy Scott x adidas Originals Superstar “Money” from retailers like Sivasdescalzo for $155 USD on December 21.Elsewhere, adidas has given the Stan Smith a “Lux” makeover.

In its many decades of releases, the Nike Dunk High has taken on countless color schemes. With demand for the Dunk line higher than ever in recent years, Nike continues to explore new approaches to the timeless sneaker. Featuring green and white in its latest take, Nike puts a spin on a combination that was spotted on the model several times throughout 2022 with looks such as the “Green Denim” and “Stadium Green” hitting shelves this year.Beginning with a full leather upper, the Dunk High finds itself equipped with a bright “Pine Green” base that reaches from the perforated toe box to the collar. The upper’s design pairs this shade with a clean white that lands on its overlays and Swooshes, alongside the shoe’s stitched midsole and laces. Additional green hits arrive at the tongue and its branding as well as the rubber outsole.As of now, this green and white iteration of the Nike Dunk High is expected to hit shelves via Nike and select retailers at a price of $125 USD in the spring of 2023. Stay tuned for official release information from the Swoosh.For more in the world of footwear, Nike and Kevin Durant are revisiting the KD 3 with a new white and gold assemblage of the retro sneaker.

Reebok collaborations have been firing out left and right lately. The brand has partnered with the s of Dime, Maharishi and Street Fighter to produce new footwear capsules, and now it’s broadening its catalog with a new Zig Kinetica 2.5 Edge project alongside South2 West8.This serves as a follow-up to the duo’s flying fish-inspired Zig Kinetica 2.5 Edge makeup that was released this past October. This time out, the Sapporo-based imprint has leaned into a more muted palette. From an up-close perspective, you’ll notice that muted tree graphics are applied to the side panels. These are formulated with CORDURA fabric — as marked by a tab on the lateral heels — which provides wearers with more durability which is key when walking through different outdoor terrains. The throat is locked in with a toggle system and features flecked laces that are styled with green hits. Downstairs, the semi-chunky midsoles come outfitted with green speckles and are marked with a Vibram hit towards the heel which references its bottom treading.Lifestyle images of the pair can be viewed in the gallery above, and you can expect these to release via Reebok come December 17 via official Nepenthes outlets for $170 USD.In other news, peep a look at Reebok’s second “Human Rights Now!” collection.