The UK brand Yes No Maybe has collaborated with new Era for two new fitted caps, called “the Fez” and “Velcro Patch”. The Fez features a velour upper with a tassle, with gold silk lining and Yes No Maybe logo embroidered on the back.The Velcro Patch has a velcro upper and comes with a multitude of patches to personalize your own hat.The Velcro Patch comes in Yellow, Blue and Gray.
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Vans has really been keeping things hot and fresh for fans lately. One of their recently announced pack is the Striped Pack, comprised of 2 different Chukka Boots and 2 different Authentics. One of the color schemes will be grays, beiges and greens, while the other will have shades of green, red and white.
The Nike Air Huarache Light Burst is obviously a light running shoe made of a mesh upper. The latest release highlights colorways influenced by the Air Jordan 11, which are indeed simple yet cool. The all Grey and Black/Red colorways find their way to be the next hit in the market. Both colorways’ insoles has the masked Jumpman print on depicting the inspiration of the theme. Now available at Nike’s online store.
One of Nike’s female pop icon shoes is the pair of Greco Mids. The high cut kicks has been a favorite from different parts of the globe that is why Nike has the latest release of the Greco Mid in two new colorways. You will love the Black colorway with Gold accents made of snakeskin printed leather, as well as the Blue Dust with ostrich leather and suede upper. The flat sole makes the shoe look more casual. Check it out at Nike’s online store.
This is the Nike Zoom LeBron VI Christ the King HS PE. This shoe has a white upper. Its accents are in maroon and gold. The maroon is often partnered with the gold. The shoe lace has a dense woven pattern of gold and maroon together. The tongue is in mesh. There is a large gold colored logo at the tip. The tongue and lace occupy the central point of focus. The maroon Nike swoosh on the midsection has a gold outline. The midsole is thick with machine stitches in gold for details.
The back of the heel has some nice features. The strap says “Christ the King” with white lettering. The bottom of the heel has a border in gold and black strips. The midsole below the heel has a thick segment sandwiched in-between the maroon colored layers. The outsole forms a pair of “claws” to gripe the gold segment and hold them tightly in place. The collar at the ankle is made of thick, woven fabric. The inner lining of the shoe is padded with thick, maroon View More Photos/Info
D@ Prince Customs had a problem adding a label to his No Name Dunks. The designer was asked by a client in California to employ bright colors and wild designs for a special 20th birthday present. I found photos of the No Name Dunks at the D@ Prince MySpace page linked here.
The base Nike Dunk for this project featured a simple black/blue/white colorway that is difficult to imagine after seeing the No Name Dunks. The most noticeable feature on these customs is the pink on the laces, toe and heel. D@ Prince used turquoise for the heel tag and the toe box as a cooler alternative to the bright pink.
D@ Prince continues to earn his reputation for dynamic sneakers with the No Name Dunks. I am a big fan of the black/turquoise print on the middle panel, which must have taken a long time to get right. After looking at the No Name Dunks a few times, I can see why D@ Prince had a tough time naming these shoes. The No Name Dunks are one of a kind and brilliantly designed, defying labels and explanation.
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