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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
Lionel Messi, soccer's superstar, is getting his own adidas Superstar. After a casual tease from Messi himself, official looks of Messi's adidas Superstar sneakers have arrived. And we're getting not just one but two colorways honoring the teams he captains. One comes in a familiar cream-white and light blue, reminiscent of the colors of the Argentina national team, while the other is dressed in the bold pink and black colors of Inter Miami.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
It may seem like the adidas Samba Long Tongue is a new version that was released to capitalize on the Samba hype. However, it's quite old, having been around for 70-plus years as the original Samba design. Years later, the adidas Samba Long Tongue still looks quite good, if not better, as a fashion shoe. And the latest pairs are just more proof that the purest Samba gets better with time and wear. adidas has launched a new Samba Long Tongue sneaker crafted with color-fading leather.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
The Nike Dunk is going tonal again. A new "Wolf Grey" Nike Dunk Low sneaker has landed on the sneaker 'net. The latest version reveals a monochromatic grey take on the classic model, which looks awfully SB-like from this angle (the shoes are reportedly just another regular general-release Nike Dunk, though, save the SB). It's similar to those stealthy "Triple Black" Dunks that we saw earlier this month, but in grey suede instead of blacked-out leather.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Morgan Smith
8 hours agoOutdated Outfits Usha Vance Has Been Caught WearingVice President JD Vance's wife, Usha Vance, became the second lady of the United States when Donald Trump was elected president and took office in …13 hours agoI Didn't Think Foot Cream Was Necessary Until I Saw the Power of These 10 Formulas for MyselfI'm going to be honest, up until the mesh shoe trend, my feet were not acquainted with any foot creams.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
No classic is safe from revival, especially during Jordan Brand's 40th birthday.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
Nike's Air Superfly sneaker only knows how to be, well, fly. The sportswear brand tapped Sha'Carri Richardson, one of the fastest and most fashionable runners, to help reintroduce the early 2000s running shoe to the world. And since the Superfly's big revival, the model's general-release colorways have also been nothing short of stylish. The latest drop only maintains the streak, as the breezy Air Superfly emerges in a nice "Coconut Milk" color scheme.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
Another day, another extremely nice New Balance 1500 sneaker. And the latest dad shoe is as delectable as maple syrup. New Balance's new Made in England 1500 sneaker has rightfully earned the nickname "Maple Syrup." The shoe features premium buttery brown leather (plus breezy mesh), which admittedly reminds us of the sweet condiment drizzled on pancakes. Aside from the foodie vibes, the New Balance shoe is also quite retro. Yes, the New Balance was born in the late 1980s.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
Even when wrapped in camouflage prints, Nike's laceless, chunky Air Max Sunder sneakers can't hide. The latest Air Max Sunder sees the model's stretchy neoprene-ish uppers splashed with a bright blue camo print. Although camo is meant to help hide in plain sight, the classic pattern makes this already adventurous Nike design even bolder. And that's not a bad thing. It's another solid scheme for the Sunder collection, which also features other vibrant flavors and even leather iterations.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
Nike's Cortez sneaker is one of the brand's most classic running shoes and a certified cultural icon. In other words, the model is forever. We've been seeing more Cortez sneakers than usual, though. Recently, Nike has served up everything from mega classics to satin pairs wrapped in pure girlcore energy. Next up? The Cortez gets a beautiful decorative update.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Morgan Smith |David Fischer
The British Fashion Council may have cancelled the summer's London Men's Fashion Week. But for Martine Rose, the show must go on. The brand went ahead with its Spring/Summer 2026 presentation, which debuted on June 14 as an off-schedule runway show in London. When fashion thirsts for something fresh and unexpected, Martine Rose consistently delivers. The designer is the answer.
