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The Ewing Focus comes back this summer in a color combination that takes its cues from what Patrick Ewing wore in the 1993 NBA Playoffs. A glance suffices to tell that these are the “Knicks” away colors. No word on release date, but the speed at which Ewing is moving ahead with its plans, these kicks are likely to hit the retail stores sooner than later.

Take a look at the image. Panels of black suede and blue leather make up the upper. The ankle strap is also in blue.

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The Vans low-cut canvas sneakers may be among the all-time favorite with custom sneaker makers; as of now the Air Jordan XI (11) seems to have caught on their fancy as we can see with this pair of the “Creme” Air Jordan XI (11) Low that has been worked on by Cali Kid Drew. And the cool thing about Air Jordans is that a simple image of the Jumpman placed discreetly over the body is enough to tell folks that this is an AJ. Of course, the real sneakerheads will be able to distinguish the silhouette as well.

The customs sport a teal base, an off-white spread of patent leather and red accents on black. Only one pair of each size. Available now for $525.

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You know the name. You probably even know of his highly publicized work with sportswear giant, adidas. But, you probably don’t know much more than that. That’s why we decided to give you a few cool and sometimes off-the-wall facts about one of the hottest designers of the last decade, Jeremy Scott.

• Scott was born in Missouri, went to school in New York, and got his first big break in Paris. He has been called the favorite designer of Katy Perry and Lady Gaga.
• Scott dressed Britney Spears for her Toxic music video and was the first designer to dress the Muppet Miss Piggy.
• His clothes have been worn by Kanye West, Rihanna, Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, Gwen Stefani, A$AP Rocky, Selena Gomez, Lana Del Rey, and Madonna among many others.
• Scott’s now infamous collaboration with adidas started in 2002 when he created a silk jacquard with a motif of money scattered around his own likeness replacing that of George Washington that was featured on the adidas Forum.

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• In June of 2008 adidas launched a collaboration collection of footwear and apparel by Jeremy Scott.
• Scott has worked in collaboration with Longchamp, New Era Caps, and Swatch among numerous others.
• He has a collection of baby strollers in collaboration with Cybex.
• His 2012 adidas JS Roundhouse Mids created controversy when the shoes were criticized for their apparent resemblance to shackles and allusion to slavery. They were not released. Scott denied the claims stating it was a reference to the children’s toy My Pet Monster.

It’s Thursday, and that means only one more workday until the weekend. Trending in Today’s Top Stories is, of course CSS, adidas’ new soccer cleat, and others. Scroll through and let us know what you thought were the top stories of today.

adidas brings out the Nitrocharge.

Are you feeling the ASICS Gel Lyte III White/Purple-Yellow?

CSS. That is all.

Do you hope for a “What the KD” release?

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The Nike Dunk Hi gets some really special treatment from Fox Brothers of the United Kingdom. The British firm of Fox Brothers & Co was founded in 1772 and has been commercially producing wool since then. Safe to assume that the chaps at Fox Bros. know a thing or two about woolen garments.

Take a look at the image. We like what we see. Perforated leather on the toecap shares space with tonal wool that could inspire a Scot’s tartan. Dark blue, teal, red and brown colors appear on the upper. These sneakers will hit the stores on the 21st of June. Stay tuned for more information.

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Phoenix Suns styling shows up on the newest colorway of the Nike Barkley Posite Max. Inspired by Charles Barkley’s playing days in the desert and Nike heritage, we detail this purple and orange basketball shoe in today’s unboxing video. Check out the video below and look for the Nike Barkley Posite Max “Suns” to release this Saturday at select Nike accounts, including the Nice Kicks Shop in Austin, TX.

Watch the Nike Barkley Posite Max “Suns” Unboxing, and other Nice Kicks videos, on YouTube.