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Name: Salomon “NOCTURNE VISION” PackColorway: Black/Black/FTW Silver, Black/Castlerock/FTW SilverSKU: L49131400, L49131500MSRP: ¥23,100 – ¥28,600 JPY (approx. $148 – $183 USD)Release Date: February 13Where to Buy: SalomonSalomon’s “NOCTURNE VISION” Pack reimagines two of its most recognizable silhouettes – the XT‑6 and XT‑WHISPER – with reflective detailing designed to capture and refract light in urban nightscapes. The uppers feature dark tonal palettes accented by luminous overlays, while the quarters and tongues integrate subtle reflective patterns that shift under changing light. Salomon’s logo is positioned across the tongue and lateral sides, complemented by technical lacing systems that emphasize performance. The midsoles and outsoles carry a sleek finish, balancing durability with a streamlined aesthetic that enhances the pack’s futuristic appeal.The XT‑6 emphasizes a darker, utilitarian look with reflective accents woven into black and silver panels, while the XT‑WHISPER adopts a more understated monochrome approach, highlighted by crisp white detailing against its deep backdrop. Both models are engineered with Salomon’s signature cushioning and traction technologies, ensuring functionality matches the bold visual design.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: J Balvin x Air Jordan 4SKU: TBCRelease Date: TBCJ Balvin and Jordan Brand are set to dominate the Summer 2026 calendar with the J Balvin x Air Jordan 4, debuted at Super Bowl LX. Following the success of his previous entries into the Jordan lineage, the Colombian icon applies his signature dynamic storytelling to the 1989 classic. The collaboration prioritizes premium textures and a vibrant color palette, cementing Balvin’s status as a primary architect within the Jumpman’s collaborative ecosystem.The design features a multi-tonal upper — a bold array of red, pink, and brown — evoking a lush, tropical atmosphere. A subdued sail midsole balances the high-saturation hues, while the construction utilizes premium leather paired with translucent TPU wing panels and heel tabs. Finishing touches include a pre-distressed midsole with marbled detailing and heritage Nike branding.The official release date and information for this J Balvin x Air Jordan 4 are yet to be announced. Stay tuned for further updates.Detailed look at J Balvin’s Air Jordan 4 at Super Bowl LX 👀 https://t.co/SIwhEPeLov pic.twitter.com/X713A3dZzj— Nice Kicks (@nicekicks) February 9, 2026Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Willy Chavarria x adidas Harden Vol. 10Colorway: Black/SilverSKU: TBDMSRP: TBDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: adidasJames Harden wasted no time making a statement in his Cleveland Cavaliers debut, both with his play and his footwear. The former MVP stepped onto the court wearing the unreleased Willy Chavarria x adidas Harden Vol. 10, officially unveiling his latest high-profile collaboration. By partnering with the renowned menswear designer, Harden and adidas are signaling a shift in the signature line’s aesthetic, moving away from traditional performance geometry toward a more refined, art-forward design language that blurs the line between basketball shoe and luxury object.The visual impact of the Willy Chavarria edition comes from its radical departure from the standard Vol. 10 structure. Instead of the usual layered paneling, the upper is enveloped in a continuous, embossed rose motif that gives the shoe a sculptural quality. The predominant finish is a striking “liquid metal” silver, which wraps the foam shell and creates a fluid, organic look. This metallic sheen is sharply contrasted by deep black interiors and a black outsole, grounding the design in a sleek, monochromatic palette.Subtle details further elevate the collaboration. Thin crimson accents appear on the heel stripes and tread, offering a minimal pop of color that ties back to Willy Chavarria’s branding found on the pull tabs. While the construction maintains the low-profile tooling and sculpted foam shell characteristic of the Harden Vol. 10, the surface treatment transforms the silhouette into something closer to “wearable art.” First revealed via official Cavaliers social channels, the debut suggests adidas is treating this release as a major cultural moment rather than a standard colorway drop.The Willy Chavarria x adidas Harden Vol. 10 is expected to launch initially during NBA All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles (February 2026), followed by a wider release via adidas and select retailers. View this post on InstagramA post shared by adidas Basketball (@adidasbasketball)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: JuJu Watkins x Nike LeBron NXXT Gen FutureColorway: Black/Electro Green-Deep Burgundy, Metallic Silver/Light Crimson-ChalkSKU: IQ8495-001, IQ8495-002MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe legacy of LeBron James is expanding beyond his own on-court dominance and into the hands of the next generation. During a recent nationally televised Lakers game, James was spotted wearing the JuJu Watkins x Nike LeBron NXXT Genisus Future, officially introducing the world to his collaborative partnership with USC sensation JuJu Watkins. The debut marks a significant shift in Nike’s strategy for the LeBron line, positioning the signature ecosystem as a launchpad for young stars rather than a retrospective of James’s career. With a sleek, futuristic design and two distinct colorways on the horizon, the release underscores Watkins’ rapid ascent as one of the faces of modern basketball.The NXXT Genisus Future represents a refinement of the previous NXXT Gen model, opting for a lower, cleaner profile that prioritizes speed and agility. The construction pairs a durable leather toe wrap with breathable synthetic mesh along the midfoot, maintaining the familiar Swoosh placement while reducing visual clutter. Under the hood, the performance specs are tailored for explosive playstyles like Watkins’, featuring a full-length Cushlon foam platform working in tandem with a responsive forefoot Zoom Air unit. A semi-translucent outsole reveals the underlying tech, adding a layer of depth to the minimalist aesthetic.Two colorways have been confirmed for the initial rollout. The first, which James showcased courtside, is a striking Metallic Silver/Light Crimson-Chalk iteration that uses small crimson hits to contrast a futuristic silver base. The second option leans into a bolder palette, featuring a Black/Electro Green-Deep Burgundy mix that offers a darker, more aggressive look. By tying both Watkins and Bronny James to this specific silhouette, Nike is signaling that the “Genisus Future” is designed specifically for the athletes who will carry the sport forward. The JuJu Watkins x Nike LeBron NXXT Genisus Future is expected to arrive at select Nike Basketball retailers and at Nike retailers during the Spring/Summer 2026 season. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NBA Kicks (@nbakicks)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryBad Bunny debuted his first official signature sneaker with adidas during the Super Bowl LX halftime performance at Levi’s StadiumThe adidas BadBo 1.0 features a bulky 90s skate-inspired aesthetic constructed with premium suede and mesh materialsBad Bunny graced the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show stage with an unreleased all-white pair of his adidas Originals BadBo 1.0. Moving beyond previous reinterpretations of heritage models like the Forum and Campus, this new silhouette represents a definitive shift toward an original design language that mirrors Benito’s personal style and cultural influence.The adidas BadBo 1.0 “Resilience” arrives in a clean “Chalk White” and “Talc” palette, emphasizing a monochromatic and wearable look. The design leans heavily into a chunky, 90s-inspired skate aesthetic, featuring a layered construction of premium suede overlays atop a breathable mesh and canvas base. Distinctive branding elements are scattered throughout the model, including the iconic Trefoil logo on the collar and a unique blue star embroidery on the heel, adding a touch of contrast to the neutral tones.Technical details include a padded-style tongue and a thick midsole that flows into a gum-hued outsole, providing the sturdy stance synonymous with the artist’s previous footwear collaborations. Inside, the insoles are marked with the “adidas PARA BAD BUNNY” text, cementing the exclusivity of the signature line.Check out the shoe above and stay tuned for release details.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton is all about disruption in the context of tradition; breaking the norm while paying homage to the house’s storied style codes and history. The latest venture for Louis Vuitton’s footwear branch is no exception to the rule, rooted heavily in what Thibo Denis calls “disturbing the rules.”Denis and Mathias Patillon sat down with Hypebeast to share more about the step-by-step design process – challenges, creative inspirations, feedback from Pharrell, and all.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)Where did the design process start?Thibo Denis: We started the design of this pair, like the idea of a skate cup sole shoe, before I even joined. It was when P joined LV. At the show a year ago, friendship was a big theme for P and NIGO. We brought some ideas to the table, and P had a specific idea [about the shoe], so that’s where the project started.Mathias Patillon: The idea, based on that, was “Skateboard P.” That’s such an important thing for him. He was asking for that type of shoe. We were also looking for a new category for us, and this shoe is particularly interesting in terms of proportion and detailing. We can have all of the LV DNA, both old and from Pharrell. The idea is to be super playful, compared to past, more tech models.Denis: Pharrell wanted something that would be specific to both his aesthetic and the LV aesthetic. There’s this idea that the left is right and the right is left. So you wouldn’t really see the shape of your right foot or left foot. Already, with this, he had a very specific idea of something that was a little big bigger than a classic cap sole shoe. Every detail was so important. It was all around the codes of the house. Which LV are we going to write? Which monogram are we going to use? We brainstormed about our first memories of LV sneakers, like during Marc Jacobs’ time.Patillon: Back in the nineties, when we would skate. That was interesting. We wanted to elevate that with nice leather and suede; those were specific requests from Pharrell.What was the first step in making the shoe feel playful?Denis: For me, everything is about proportion. When you start a new project, which was an idea across the whole footwear design team, you’re looking at: is it going to be rounded? Is it going to be pointed? Do we have a sole that’s completely covering the upper? We spoke a lot about proportion. And when we talk about cup soles, what comes to mind is something straight and flat. So we thought, what if we added a rounder angle? It was all about disturbing the rules and going a little bit against the rules, but knowing what the final visual means.Patillon: We knew it was a skate shoe, but there’s a lot of discussion and details that go into the creation. A lot of references. Super important. Even the name of the shoe as well. It says “Tilted” on the tongue. We looked a lot at Pharrell before LV, and did a lot of research on the first sneakers he was doing with BAPE and Billionaire Boys Club, and there was an ICE CREAM titled logo on the side of the soles.Denis: We’ve been into sneaker culture for a long time, so the idea of sharing ideas and references that speak to early sneaker addicts was very important for us. The references will speak to people, which is very important to us when we design, to have those things that will always bring nostalgia, and remind people of things they wore in 2000.Patillon: When you see it, you know exactly what it is. You can find a lot of references, but at the same time, it’s not just like any other shoe. It’s about understanding the era and translating it into a new vision to make it different.What do you think was the most technically difficult element that you wanted to execute?Patillon: It seems simple, but we are super picky in terms of proportion. It took a lot of fittings, especially keeping in mind P’s request not be able to tell the left foot from the right foot, while still keeping a modern shape that you can wear easily. The distorted monogram on the sole was a bit difficult, but we weren’t going to use old techniques. It’s 2026, so here you have a TPU and EVA. Really, the idea was to have something light and also with a bit of grip. That was super important. So we developed that with the team in Italy, and it took a bit of time to adjust and perfect.Denis: Many technical aspects seem quite obvious, but are actually super tricky to manage. When you look at the profile of the shoe, you see that there is nothing straight. We tried to round everything. Adding the stitching of the upper that would go into the toe cap next to the honey side was difficult to achieve. The color in the LV was difficult – having to use some natural leather next to suede. You have many things in the shoe that we technically don’t imagine when we see the final product, but we go through design issues and construction issues, and prioritize the quality of the fabric and material.Patillon: For a cheap shoe, that’s not an issue when you have imperfect stitching on the sole of some difference in construction or assembling. But we really have to be perfect on that. It might seem simple, but to make it elegant and elevated takes a lot of time.Which element of the shoe would you say you’re most strict about when it comes to inspecting each pair? Denis: I think we can agree that the idea in the beginning is always the last. What is it going to look like when you see it on the shelves? But also, what is it going to look like when you put it on your feet? Pharrell having the idea of “left is right, right is left” was what we wanted to achieve. The toe is really rounded, but inside, you have to follow the classic shape of the foot. But really, in terms of details, we have to be picky about everything.Patillon: The details are simple when you look at the shoe, but it’s a lot of work to make it flawless like that.Denis: I like to speak about proportion with Matthais because even though we did blow up the idea of it being a classic cup-sole sketch shoe. So we were asking ourselves, do we keep the eyelet the right size? Do we keep the laces the right size? Or do we go up a little bit and re-proportion everything? We decided to go up in terms of the eyelet and made the laces slightly bigger, without it being a classic 2000s skate shoe. It’s always the accumulation of details and focus on all the parts of sneakers that make a product that we like. We need to like what we bring to the market. We need to be convinced of it. Pharrell has such a joyful way of designing with the studio. He pushes us to find the right details and create his language for Louis Vuitton.Patillon: He pushes us and trusts us and what we can bring to the table. It’s like ping-pong between the ideas. We try to find a solution based on an idea. Altogether, we are able to create something better.Denis: It’s a collaboration, really. Pharrell is extremely exigent in the leather and its fabrication. Even in the construction, we try to work with suede leather, but in lining the shoe, we prioritized having the nicest end you can have – even if it’s not the same leather from the bags – but you still have the consistent design language from P.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryThe latest sneaker collaboration reimagines the ASICS GEL-KAYANO 14 through Thom Browne’s lens, debuting on the Fall 2026 runway in a flagship grey colorwayThe design features a premium construction of mesh and suede, accented by the designer’s iconic red, white, and blue tri-color flag pull tabThe collection, which will include black, white, and grey versions, is scheduled for a global release on March 2, 2026In a sophisticated fusion of avant-garde tailoring and heritage performance, Thom Browne has officially unveiled a landmark partnership with ASICS SportStyle. Debuting on the runway of his Fall 2026 collection on February 6 at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, the collaboration marks a continued celebration of the designer’s deep-rooted affinity for athletic iconography.The runway presentation provided a first look at Thom Browne’s meticulously crafted interpretation of the GEL-KAYANO 14, one of ASICS’ most storied silhouettes. While the collaboration will eventually encompass black and white iterations, the runway spotlight was reserved exclusively for the grey colorway. This version features a refined material story, leaning into a breathable mesh upper anchored by plush grey suede overlays. The tonal execution highlights the sneaker’s technical complexity while aligning it perfectly with Browne’s signature grayscale uniform.The most distinctive detail revealed was the integration of Thom Browne’s identity into the shoe’s architecture; the classic tri-color grosgrain flag serves as a bold, functional pull tab at the heel, instantly elevating the performance runner into the realm of luxury collectible. This partnership represents a seamless blend of Browne’s structured, collegiate aesthetic and ASICS’ technical prowess. While the full scope of design nuances remains under wraps, the industry is already looking toward the official launch on March 2, 2026. It is a definitive moment for the Fall 2026 season, proving that the intersection of the track and the atelier is more vibrant than ever. Stay tuned for more info on the upcoming release.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Converse All Star LP BL OX “Black”Colorway: TBCSKU: 31317260MSRP: ¥ 9,900 JPY (approx. $65 USD)Release Date: February 13Where to Buy: Converse JapanConverse Japan has officially revealed the Converse All Star LP BL OX “Black,” a pattern-arranged iteration of the legendary Chuck Taylor silhouette that leans into the “balletcore” aesthetic. Executed in a triple-black colorway, this low-profile model replaces the traditional canvas construction with a high-luster satin upper, offering a sophisticated alternative to the standard trainer. The design prioritizes a feminine, slimline shape while maintaining the core identity of the All Star line.This release stands out through its focus on textural contrast and modular styling. The primary feature is the inclusion of detachable cotton-satin ribbon tapes, which allow wearers to simulate the laced-up look of a ballet slipper or opt for a cleaner, minimalist aesthetic. By utilizing a thin-soled “LP” (Low Profile) platform, Converse has significantly reduced the bulk of the sneaker, resulting in a lightweight footprint that bridges the gap between a performance flat and a casual shoe.Functional updates have also been integrated to improve daily wearability. A hidden gore band is placed strategically behind the decorative belt, ensuring the foot stays secure without the need for traditional lacing systems. This allows the shoe to function as a slip-on while maintaining a snug fit. The “Black” edition is the singular focus of this launch, highlighting the glossy finish of the premium materials and the tonal branding throughout the heel and tongue.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: New Balance P350 “Inkwell”Colorway: White/Black-InkwellSKU: UHSL5L1MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: February 11Where to Buy: New BalanceNew Balance is further expanding its basketball lineup with the introduction of the P350. Revealed shortly after the debut of the P400, this new court-ready silhouette serves as a quiet but technical successor to the brand’s Hesi Low series. By combining a restrained “White/Black-Inkwell” colorway with performance-driven tooling, the P350 targets players who prioritize court feel and stability over loud aesthetics.Visually, the shoe balances texture and contrast through precise color blocking. Black suede wraps the toe box and vamp to provide durability in high-wear areas, while exposed white side panels lighten the profile. Inkwell blue accents land on the sockliner and the signature “N” logo, providing a refined counterpoint to the stark black-and-white upper. Beneath the surface, the P350 is engineered for hard cuts and quick direction changes. The setup utilizes a FuelCell midsole that incorporates a denser foam pack along the lateral side, specifically designed to enhance stability during lateral movements. A reworked outsole pattern improves traction, cementing the model’s status as a functional replacement for the Hesi Low V3 rather than a lifestyle crossover. Check out the official images above.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Astrograbber “Winter Canvas” PackColorway: Linen/Sail, Medium Olive/Cacao Wow, Pecan/Tough RedSKU: IO9281-200, IO9281-201, IO9281-202MSRP: $135 USDRelease Date: February 18Where to Buy: NikeNike is reinforcing its retro catalog with the debut of the Nike Astrograbber “Winter Canvas” pack, a weather-conscious update to the archival 1970s football silhouette. As the industry continues to gravitate toward low-profile, slimline sneakers, the Oregon-based brand is positioning the Astrograbber as a versatile alternative to established lifestyle icons. This latest collection departs from standard builds, opting for a material overhaul that emphasizes seasonal durability without sacrificing the model’s signature vintage athletic aesthetic.The three-piece collection arrives in a variety of sophisticated, outdoor-inspired colorways: a neutral “Linen/Sail,” a rugged “Medium Olive/Cacao Wow,” and a vibrant “Pecan/Tough Red.” Every iteration utilizes a robust canvas base paired with classic leather Swooshes and synthetic suede accents on the heels and eyestays. A notable technical addition is the secondary layer of canvas situated just above the midsole, designed to offer extra protection against the elements during colder months.Maintaining its heritage roots, the pack retains the iconic waffle-inspired traction pattern on the outsole — a nod to Nike’s earliest performance innovations. While the Astrograbber was originally engineered for the turf, this pack leans fully into the premium lifestyle space. The combination of earth-toned hues and tactile fabrics ensures the collection transitions easily into a modern street wardrobe, offering a more structured feel than the typical flat-soled trainer.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast