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Lois Sakany

New York

Founder and Editor at Snobette

Writer at Snobette News

Sneaker analyst (really) and Snobette co-founder; follow https://t.co/xdPKX2wodd for weekly updates. Email: [email protected]

Articles

  • 1 week ago | snobette.com | Lois Sakany

    In a standout fashion moment that fused art, athletics, and legacy, Paige Bueckers made her WNBA hometown debut on Wednesday (May 21, 2025) in a custom Dapper Dan-designed look featuring Sherwin-Williams’ bold new hue: Radiant Lilac SW 0074—aka “The Loneliest Color.”The exclusive fit, styled specifically for Bueckers, spotlighted the power of self-expression in women’s sports, with subtle Western nods woven in to honor her recent draft to the Dallas Wings.

  • 1 week ago | snobette.substack.com | Lois Sakany

    Nike made headlines last week when it announced it would resume a direct relationship with Amazon, with the partnership set to launch in July. Ahead of the launch, Amazon is alerting third-party sellers that certain products will be pulled starting July 19, 2025. While it didn’t generate the same buzz, Adidas entered a similar direct relationship with Amazon this spring, notifying third-party sellers back in March.

  • 3 weeks ago | snobette.substack.com | Lois Sakany

    Well this isn’t pretty. Twenty-six-year-old skateboarder Tyshawn Jones, who’s been a member of Supreme’s skate team since he was 13, has sued the retailer for $26 million, claiming he is owed money for the termination of his $1 million-a-year sponsorship deal, as well as damages to his reputation.

  • 1 month ago | snobette.substack.com | Lois Sakany

    Adidas reported Q125 earnings yesterday, with quarterly results that were mainly in line with expectations. The company’s outlook on profit, however, came up a touch short and the company also warned about the potential of bumpier days ahead should Donald Trump stick by tariff increases he announced earlier this month.

  • 2 months ago | snobette.com | Lois Sakany

    If you walked into one of The Ordinary’s New York City stores this week looking for a serum but instead were met by a fridgerator full of eggs—you’re not imagining things. The back-to-basics skincare brand, best known for its clinical packaging and affordable price points, is now selling cage-free, Grade A large white eggs for $3.37 a dozen, packaged in minimalist cartons that mirror its signature aesthetic.

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5 Jun 25

RT @JerLisa_Nicole: @LoisSakany @GawdofFrames I can only stand mine from the top view with very baggy jeans on. But I will say I get a ton…

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5 Jun 25

RT @SwamiGoods: @LoisSakany 18 years ago was buying the same grey 992s lol NB was never about excitement for me but interesting perspective…

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Lois Sakany @LoisSakany
5 Jun 25

RT @SneakerPhetish: If brands only knew how much marketing potential was on this app. This is where brands are humanized, by dialoguing wit…