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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini
Wales Bonner knows what makes a great adidas sneaker. The London-based brand almost single-handedly brought the Samba to the forefront of sneaker culture, and its influence can be felt reverberating through current sneaker releases. Now, it’s taking the expertise it’s built through five years of brilliant adidas collaborations and infusing it into its own adidas sneaker silhouette, the adidas Karintha. The upcoming shoe was quietly teased last summer during Wales Bonner‘s SS25 runway presentation.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini
The New Balance 1906L, the Boston-based brand’s hybrid sneaker-loafer, has become more New Balance-coded than ever. The viral shoe's latest grey-on-grey “Raincloud” colorway is trademark NB. If you know anything about New Balance, you know that grey isn't just a color: It’s an integral part of its whole identity.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini
At first glance, the New Balance x BEAMS 1000 looks like your standard blacked-out NB. But BEAMS, the Japanese retail heavyweight with an uncanny knack for subtle details, doesn’t do basic. One shoe comes wrapped in mesh and suede, the other features glossy patent leather and smooth overlays. It’s two different sneakers brought together to make one pair. Even the signature “N” logos are reversed: White on black and black on white.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini
Paige Bueckers went number one in the 2025 WNBA Draft, and honestly, no one was surprised. The Dallas Wings locked in the 6-foot former UConn standout and Highsnobiety alumni as their franchise player, signing her to a four-year rookie-scale deal worth just over $400,000, with endorsement deals already stacking on top. And on the biggest night of her career so far, she showed up in two looks that were pure Paige.
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1 week ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini
For Spring 2025, Ronnie Fieg’s Kith has brought its distinct touch to one of adidas’ most iconic football silhouettes, the Predator. The Kith x adidas Predator Mania is drenched in a striking all-red suede upper with translucent detailing; this version strips the boot of its on-pitch aggression and repositions it as an everyday sneaker. For context, the adidas’ Predator is the boot of legends.
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2 weeks ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini
As the Air Max 95 continues to celebrate its 30th anniversary, Nike isn’t just re-releasing retros, but it’s rewriting its history. The “Reverse Gradient” Air Max 95 is a callback to an unreleased 1994 sketch by Nike designer and Air Max 95 creator Sergio Lozano. Riffing off the original Air Max 95's "neon" color scheme, this colorway flips the script, transitioning from light to dark. It’s a reversed remix of a certified classic.
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2 weeks ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini |David Fischer
Some things you can’t control, as if fate is just showing off. So, of course, Jordan Brand wastes zero time in seizing the moment of Luka Dončić, one of the most electrifying NBA players on the planet and a perennial All-Star, landing in Los Angeles. The Jordan Luka 4 and Luka .77 are Dončić’s new signature shoes, a wearable blueprint for the Lakers star’s Hollywood takeover.
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2 weeks ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini |David Fischer
“We're in a very conservative city,” says Yasar Ceviker, co-founder of A Kind of Guise. “I'm a hundred percent sure that it would be way easier if we were from Paris, London, New York, whatever.”Ceviker appropriately describes A Kind of Guise as “open-minded,” a stylistically adventurous clothing company based in the unstylish city of Munich. Despite its geographic specificity, A Kind of Guise’s sincere craft transcends borders.
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2 weeks ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini |David Fischer
For Milan Design Week 2025, Highsnobiety has teamed up with cult-favorite womenswear label The Attico tocapture the essence of one of our favorite cities. Founded in 2016 by fashion insiders Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini, The Attico is their vision of bold femininity with maximalist Milanese style built for modern nightlife.
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2 weeks ago | 
highsnobiety.com | Riccardo Zazzini |David Fischer
The transition from winter to spring isn’t just a shift in temperature but it’s a shift in mindset. The heavy textures, and protective layers that define colder months start to feel excessive. Footwear, as always, leads the charge. And if there’s one brand that understands how to bridge the seasons without missing a beat, it’s adidas. The Samba, an all-weather staple, trades its deep, moody suedes for fresh leathers and crisp, summer-ready palettes.
