While the world is waiting for the retail decline of Drake’s own swooshbacked designs, Hey Dude Women’s Shoes ,the North American company has been offering online propositions that match the Nike NOCTA series inspired by Canadian artists’ “roadbuilders”. For the latest proposition, the brand applied a palette of black, yellow and gray on the Nike Air Max 90. Unlike the standard iteration of Tinker Hatfield’s iconic air cushion profile, the upcoming pair of shoes uses a suede structure on the fender and padding around the forefoot and midfoot. More breathable nets fall on the toe box and heel, and the latter area is accompanied by a sharp yellow contrast. The brand logo on the tongue, the “AIR” text on the profile and the AIR Max bubbles under the feet are all the same, while the side wall swishes are in reflective gray. Elsewhere, the “tape” of the sole unit, foam and rubber outsole all contribute to the main black arrangement.

The Nike Waffle Trainer has a long history, dating back to 1974. Therefore, Sneakerheads2020 ,it is quite surprising to see that retro-style treadmills incorporate more modern design cues, inspired by the bold, new Nike Fotonka Edge. After showing a black Nike Fontanka Waffle featuring neon lights, Swoosh chose an off-white color palette for its next product. This newly launched Nike Fontanka waffle sees that its plush nylon shoes represent a clean white. The superposition of exaggerated suede lace and gray beige adds an avant-garde feel to the fashionable style, while maintaining a relatively neutral style through low-key color combinations. Even the outline of the embroidery, the Swoosh outline, is cream-colored and hardly appears. Waffle Trainer’s classic foam shoe midsole has been replaced with a new design that includes a subdivided look and pays homage to Fontanka Edge’s iconic foam shoe heel. In order to complete the claim, the outsole also chose a segmented style featuring two different waffle traction patterns in different tones.

Although it may often deviate from its roots, 2021Sneakers will never shake the “Real Your School” package. Soon, with many true vintages, the silhouette will flip the signature of the beloved St. John into the upcoming “Champion Red” color scheme. If you are familiar with this university and its own dununk Low, there should be no surprises here. White leather, which used to be spread on the base, now occupies the center position, from the toe to the Swoosh are all white. Below, the nominal red color comes into play, and despite being surrounded by the aforementioned covering, it is loud. Elsewhere, the tool reflects the appearance of these two tones, using a neutral midsole top and bold counterparts along the tread. The mixture of soft tones, led by light cream and gray, occupies most of the high-quality suede leather, covering every pair of uppers. The neckline lining and the trademark on the tongue label are all in different shades of red, which is different from the monotonous environment. This hue helps one of Saucony’s two products to create a match reminiscent of military uniforms. The non-standard stitching on the outside of the forefoot provides a “restorative” aesthetic, which fits well with the theme of the capsule’s unplanned trip. The soles of the two running bird brand sneakers provide proven cushioning, and the color details match the respective uppers.