One of the earliest adidas shoes yeezy 500 releases in history is set to launch at a much wider distribution on February 19th. Originally dropping during All-Star Weekend in 2018, the Yeezy 500 “Blush” played an integral role in keeping the chunky sneaker look alive, and that trend persists through the present day. Noted for the faintest pink hue on a soft beige, this “Blush” color floods the entirety of the 500’s build, from the non-markig rubber sole to the porous mesh underlay.

“adidas u path run white” which refers to the beauty of imperfection, informs every part of the outer construction. The left and right pairs, for example, feature alternate colorways — each, though, made up of the same deep browns, creams, and disparate olives. Stitching, then, pops atop each in its white finish much like the miniature Swoosh embroidery, whose threading is done in an unrefined manner. What’s more, red darning marks the back heel, creating the illusion that these were hastily repaired.

The adidas x9000 4d black carbon is dressed in a black cheetah print, whilst bold neon hues of purple, yellow and gold help to accent the Three Stripes branding, lace locks, heel cap, and outsole. Marked across the eye-catching, exaggerated black Boost midsole is “Cyber” and “Punk” graphics on the left and right portion, while the rear spotlights a Neural Connection HUD. Final details include the adidas/Cyberpunk 2077 co-branded lenticular tongue badges.

Resembling the NMD but having its own unique look, the upcoming adidas originals arkyn trainers is already an anticipated sneaker.Featuring a beige Primeknit upper and dual-tone lacing system, the Arkyn Boost will first drop in a clean “Ash Pearl” coloryway. Green three stripes branding and a blue cage compliments the beigeness of the silhouette perfectly. A signature white BOOST midsole and blue outsole completes the look.