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- Tyler, The Creator Unveils New Two-Toned Revamps of the Converse 1908 Jogger
Name: Tyler, The Creator x Converse 1908 JoggerColorway: Green Glow/Nutria, Foggy Dew/Mirage Gray, Yarrow/Plume, Cameo Blue/Deep DiveSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: April 7Where to Buy: Converse, select retailersConverse and Tyler, The Creator have officially reunited to introduce new two-toned takes on the Converse 1908 Jogger. Expanding upon their ongoing collaborative partnership, the latest drop dips into the brand’s expansive footwear archives to revive a classic 1970s running silhouette with modern GOLF le FLEUR* design sensibilities.Rooted in track-and-field history and retooled for casual lifestyle wear, the updated 1908 Jogger arrives in striking two-toned palettes: Green Glow/Nutria, Foggy Dew/Mirage Gray, Yarrow/Plume, and Cameo Blue/Deep Dive. The dynamic upper construction pairs durable suede overlays with woven nylon paneling, complemented by a breathable mesh lining. Distinctive retro tooling defines the slim-soled runner, capturing the aesthetic essence of the era while offering contemporary, everyday comfort.Subtle yet defining details further elevate the collaborative release. Signature GOLF le FLEUR* branding is meticulously placed across the medial and lateral sides, extending into the interior sockliner. Each pair is finished with a classic woven Converse tongue label and includes two sets of laces, allowing wearers to customize the final look. The offering underscores Converse’s ongoing initiative to breathe new life into its heritage catalogs through a lens of fearless, forward-thinking creativity.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
- Nike Unveils Release Date for Three New Spring Colorways of the Iconic Moon Shoe
Name: Nike Moon Shoe “Yellow,” Nike Moon Shoe “Navy,” Nike Moon Shoe “Triple White”Colorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: March 3 (SNKRS), May 7 (Nike)Where to Buy: SNKRS, NikeNike is finally bringing history to the masses with the first-ever general release of the iconic Nike Moon Shoe.Following a high-fashion revival by French label Jacquemus, the Swoosh is now officially moving the sneaker into its lifestyle catalog. Arriving shortly after a promotional campaign featuring Olympic superstar Alysa Liu, this upcoming in-line drop acts as a faithful reconstruction of the vintage silhouette. Following early looks at two-tone white/black and white/crimson iterations equipped with gum soles, Nike is debuting three fresh colorways designed specifically for the spring season. A clean navy and white makeup joins a vibrant yellow and white option, while a pristine triple white pair rounds out the pack, injecting pure vintage energy into the bare-bones aesthetic.Originally constructed in 1971 when the brand was still operating as Blue Ribbon Sports, the legendary waffle-pressed runner has remained one of the most elusive footwear designs in the sportswear giant’s archive. Having never seen a proper release during the 1970s, the model served as the crucial foundational inspiration for debut track shoes like the Oregon Waffle and the smash-hit Waffle Trainer.The Nike Moon Shoe drops April 3 via Nike SNKRS, followed by a wider release on the Nike webstore on May 7. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Nike Sportswear (@nikesportswear)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
- Bottega Veneta Debuts the Sculptural Tide Sneaker
Name: Bottega Veneta TideColorway: “Black”, “Alabaster”SKU: 867865V6IJ11001, 867864V6IJ19197MSRP: $1,100 USDRelease Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: Bottega VenetaBottega Veneta has debuted the Tide Sneaker, a brand-new silhouette that embodies the brand’s sculptural approach to footwear. Blending bold proportions with a sleek build, the upper is crafted from smooth calfskin leather, with clean quarter panels and a streamlined tongue that emphasizes the shoe’s architectural silhouette.Coming in two tonal colorways – “Black” and “Alabaster” white – each is designed to accentuate the shoe’s sculptural volume. Both colorways feature a matte yet subtly polished surface, reinforcing the balance between luxury and utility. Branding is kept minimal, with discreet embossed logos and tonal finishes that highlight the craftsmanship rather than overt marks. The laces integrate seamlessly into the design, while the exaggerated sole – engineered with a wave-like tread – provides both visual impact and functional grip.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
- Nike Prepares a Vibrant Air Force 1 “Patent Leather” Pack
Name: Nike Air Force 1 “Patent Leather” PackColorway: Topaz Gold/Light Laser Orange, Dark Team Red/Safety Orange, Mystic Navy/Grape IceSKU: IO4489-400, IO4489-601, IO4489-700MSRP: $120 USDRelease Date: April 4Where to Buy: NikeNike is tapping into the vibrant energy of the 2000s with a brand new Nike Air Force 1 “Patent Leather” pack.Reminiscent of the flashy, brightly colored styles that dominated streetwear two decades ago, this upcoming trio brings a bold, glossy finish to Bruce Kilgore’s legendary design. The footwear pack arrives in three distinct two-tone color schemes: a vibrant “Topaz Gold” paired with green and orange accents, a “Dark Team Red” iteration matching burgundy with bold orange, and a deep “Mystic Navy” makeup contrasted by light lime green laces.Beyond the striking color palettes, the construction stays true to classic mid-2000s AF1 form. Each pair boasts full patent leather uppers that deliver a high-vis reflective shine. The polished exteriors are balanced out by smooth leather sock liners for premium interior comfort, while icy translucent outsoles sit underneath to complete the nostalgic aesthetic.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
