From the runways of Milan to the streets of New York, athletic wear has become a dominant force in fashion. Designers have embraced the comfort and style of sneakers, track pants, and sportswear, transforming them into high-fashion pieces. This trend is driven by a cultural shift towards fitness and a desire for comfortable, functional clothing that can transition from the gym to the streets.
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Vogue Singapore curates a list of the hottest sneakers this season, featuring collaborations, new colorways, and trendy styles like librarian-core. From Adidas x Wales Bonner Sambas to Miu Miu x New Balance denim 574s, this guide has something for every taste.
The Air Jordan 3 Retro in a new colorway is now available, but be quick as select sizes are already out of stock. Boasting a classic silhouette with a leather upper, foam midsole, and rubber outsole, these sneakers are a must-have for any sneaker enthusiast. Women’s sizes 5-10 and men’s sizes 3.5-10.5 are still available at Nike.com while supplies last. Become a Nike member to enjoy free shipping on orders over $50 and an extra 20% off select Jordan styles with code FAMDAYS.
In the first quarter of this year, industry experts pondered whether the Air Jordan 4 could surpass the legendary Air Jordan 1 in popularity by 2024. With the mid-year mark approaching, the answer appears to be a resounding yes. High-profile collaborations like the upcoming A Ma Maniére pairs, the introduction of the Air Jordan 4 RM, and the return of classic colorways like “Military Blue” have propelled the Air Jordan 4 toward the throne in celebration of its 35th anniversary.
HOKA, renowned for crafting comfortable sneakers, is offering significant discounts on its popular styles for men and women. Prices have been slashed by up to $85, with select sneakers available for as low as $100. The sale encompasses running, walking, hiking, and everyday wear sneakers, featuring the bestselling Clifton 8 with a $28 discount. The Clifton 8 boasts a lightweight design, protective cushioning, and breathable materials, earning the American Podiatric Medical Association’s Seal of Acceptance for foot health. Other notable deals include the men’s Rincon 3 Sneaker now available for $100, offering durability, breathability, and wide size options. HOKA also provides free shipping for loyalty members, who can sign up for free to enjoy free delivery and extended 60-day returns.
Deadstock Coffee, a haven for coffee and sneaker enthusiasts in Portland’s Old Town, opened in 2018. Founded by Ian Williams, the cafe serves as a melting pot where these two passions collide. Williams, a recipient of prestigious awards, believes in fostering community through shared experiences. At TEDxPortland, Williams will share his insights on the importance of community building and encouraging confidence within others.
New Balance has emerged as a formidable force in the sneaker scene, offering a harmonious blend of comfort and fashion. Their latest offerings include an array of unisex and men’s styles, now available at tantalizingly discounted prices. From the sleek New Balance 480 to the trail-blazing FuelCell Summit Unknown v4 and Fresh Foam X More Trail v3, there’s a perfect pair for every taste and terrain. Immerse yourself in the world of New Balance and indulge in the ultimate sneaker experience.
Allbirds has updated its popular Tree Runner sneaker with the Tree Runner Go, featuring a ribbed insole, improved toe shaping, and new finishes. The Tree Runner Go is made with a sustainable TENCEL Lyocell blend upper and sugarcane PVA midsole, providing both comfort and eco-friendliness. The sneakers are available in five color variants and are perfect for everyday wear, walking, and even long days at theme parks.
UK rap star Dave has teamed up with New Balance as the latest ambassador for the brand’s re-launched 1000SL sneaker. The new sneaker draws inspiration from a street race scenario and encapsulates a versatile essence that explores the threads between culture, style, and individuality. The corresponding campaign was shot by photographer Ewen Spencer, who has been at the forefront of capturing youth subcultures in the UK since the late 1990s. An accompanying short film was also created with creative direction by Elliot Elder and George Muncy from the award-winning studio, Uncanny.