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It is basketball season and Nike is busy coming out with many PEs from some of the hottest players in the NBA. These are two of the latest Nike Air Blue Chip PEs from Rudy Gay and Caron Butler.

The Rudy Gay PE is dark colored and inspired by the Memphis Grizzlies colorway. It has a black upper with yellow and light blue accents. The yellow shoe lace is bright and sunny against the black upper. The outstanding part of the shoe is the midsole. The light blue mudguard sits above the topmost layer of the midsole with a yellow color. The thick midsole is black with a light blue outsole. The tongue is light blue and coordinates with the back tab. The inner lining is light blue.

The Nike Air Blue Chip Supreme Caron Butler PE has a similar design to its counterpart discussed above. The upper is white, with blue and orange accents. The shoe lace is orange. The blue tongue has an orange accent at the tip where the brand name Nike is done in orange. I like the black colorway.

These two PEs are sold at OSneaker at $150 each. There are many more photos after the jump.

Nike Air Blue Chip Supreme Caron Butler PE – heel

Ripp’s latest customs mimic the colorful designs and familiar skulls of tattoo artist Ed Hardy. The Air Force Ones are size 9 and run $350 but look like they are worth much more. Think about the money you would spend getting this type of ink on your back, shoulder or forearm and you will see that these AF1s are a bargain. You can contact Ripp at [email protected] to pick up your own custom Air Force Ones.

Ripp spent a week’s worth of 17 hour days putting together these Ed Hardy customs. The designer applied vibrant yellows, blues and reds throughout the shoe to make these shoes look like something Ed Hardy would make if he were a sneaker artist. The inside and outside of both shoes feature skulls with hats that match Hardy’s signature symbol from his tattoos and T-shirts.

As readers of MyAirShoes know, I love the fine details on a pair of customs. Ripp sets himself apart from other designers by going the extra mile with small touches like lettering and special shoe laces. Special messages in black lettering like “Ed” or “Love Kills Slowly” bring together the entire design. While the checkerboard black/white shoe laces may not seem like much, Ripp wasn’t taking anything for granted as he finished these shoes. The end result is a vibrant and well-composed shoe that honors the work of one of America’s great tattoo artists.

Another colorway of the Supra Skytop. This time it’s a Timberland-inspired colorway that gives these shoes a crossover look between a boot and a shoe.

Look for these kicks at Factory413 soon and then at Supra dealers across the country on the hottest shopping day of the year – Black Friday – November 28th. These Skytops are priced at $140. Via Complex.

 

 

This set of three Dunk High Supreme is actually this years Destroyers Pack which would be the third Winter Nike has released a series of sneakers for the Destroyers band. The set in red, green and black feature a gradient from white to their respective colors on top of patent leather. While the pictures above don’t do the sneakers justice. They are instock now at Atmos in Japan but should hit other retailers soon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

These are the Teal Zerbra custom Dunks which have been done by Tofu. Tofu wanted to try his hand at more animals prints so he decided to give the zebra print a try. I think Tofu did an excellent job on these sneakers. He admits that he likes the colors of the infamous Tiff Dunks so those are the colors he went with for these. The teal matched with the black is defiantly a great color combo in my personal opinion, and i think a lot of you can agree.

 

 

Known for their handbags and other luxury leather goods, French brand Hermès has hit the designer sneaker market with these metallic hi-tops.

Using rare materials wuch as crocodile and snakeskin in their bags, Hermès is popular among socialites and the Hollywood elite because their goods carry a steep price tag. That’s the case with these shoes as well. Priced at $7,600 HKD (about $980 USD), the Hermès Metallic Hi-Top Sneakers are available now in Hong Kong at the Galleria. Via Milk/Hypebeast.