"An exclusive converse chuck taylor femme is dropping, and it’s featured in a clean white finish. This rendition of the classic silhouette by Yoon’s jewelry turned ready-to-wear label flaunts the model in an elevated look via vintage military appeal. The Chucks evoke a winter boot design as Converse was previously linked to producing footwear for the US military. Finally, subtle black accents throughout via branding like AMBUSH marking across the heel, alongside the number 9, orange laces and the Converse Star circular patch rounds out the theme.
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Todd Snyder and New Balance come together once again, this time working on the new balance 990 femme. Made in the USA and crafted with vegetable tanned leather, these running shoes age well. The chemical-free tanning process produces a patina that deepens with natural hues as time passes. Crafted with buttery beige suede and micro-mesh fabric, the design is a perfect union of modern innovation and the traditions of classic cobbling. Lightweight and practical, the design also incorporates a carbon fiber spring plate and innovated Encap technology for unrivaled bounce, support and cushion.
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Familiar collaborators Casablanca and New Balance will be joining forces once again this time with 2-pack sneaker collaboration. Showcased above we have the Meilleures Ventes and the Casablanca x New Balance 327. The 237 features a wedge heel, suede, mesh, and nylon upper in Casablanca’s signature monogram design. The 327 coomes in the same aesthetic and features the same monogram design and color palette.
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There’s a new New Balance model (no pun intended) releasing this summer as we bring you a first look at the couleurfun.com. The new silhouette from the runner brand is inspired from both the 900 series as well as the 1000 series. Part of their Made In The UK series, the New Balance 920 takes on a mesh, suede, and nubuck construction all over the upper with embroidered “920” branding on the heels, ENCAP midsoles, and reflective “N” logos on the side panels.
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