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The Alexander McQueen x Puma Ruffien takes forward the collaboration between the deceased British fashion designer’s studio and the sneaker brand. The Puma Ruffien has been constructed using premium materials and fall-ready colors; with design inspirations from silhouettes such as the ZX-500. Leather on the inside and the outside announces the sneaker’s luxe pedigree.

Yours for $220 in all its burgundy and yellow glory. Bring out the Ruffien in you.

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The Nike Air Penny 5 “Camo” gets a release next week along with the Lil Penny 5. It is an important week for the model with two releases in a period when people are getting into the mood for making purchases. The mesh and fuse upper on the Penny 5 “Camo” gets a camo trim on the upper and then some camo on the area above the midsole. Take a look at the images. You’ll appreciate, like we do, the pop that the volt accents provide to the make up.

Nike Air Penny V Camo
Color: Black Spruce/Black-Volt
Style Code: 628569-307
Release Date: 11/29/13
Price: $165

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Important news for lovers of the various “Bred” editions, the Jordan 6 Rings in its Bred avatar will arrive at retail stores on the 30th of November. You can snag a pair for $160. Take a look at the images, you can guess the colors involved – black, red, and white. Interesting to note, these are the first six rings to retro.

Jordan 6 Rings
Color: Black/Varsity Red-White
Style Code: 322992-071
Release Date: 11/30/13
Price: $160

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Nike‘s true source behind their continuous innovation comes straight from HTM, a three-headed design collaboration between Nike CEO Mark Parker, legendary designer Tinker Hatfield, and cultural consultant Hiroski Fujiwara. An acronym of the three thinkers’ names, HTM has been developed to ““to amplify new innovations, reinterpret existing designs, and explore concepts that take the brand to new places.” Taking knowledge from past successes and failures, Hiroski, Tinker and Mark casually meet at Nike’s Beaverton headquarters to basically predict the future and map out Nike’s next moves. Check out the imagery of their coffee table meetings, which include an array of HTM exclusives, and then jump to Business of Fashion to get the whole story and inside scoop on Nike’s leaders.

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