A fluffy, pumped-up PAM x Forfex boot offers new colorways in both a white/grey/tan mix and a bold black and white with a familiar silhouette. With extra-long laces arcing across the front of the shoe and zipping towards the back, these beautiful ones are tempting from the get-go. Bar lace holes give a clean but well-styled effect. [via slamxhype]
Asics got color happy with the GEL Lyte Speeds in several new colorways, including a very successful pair with red, yellow, and black uppers and a traditional two-tone sole. Definitely willing to make friends with jeans and casual trousers, these Asics GEL Lyte Speeds are also modeled in two blue-dominated colorways, one with white and another with black added. Which one’s for you? [via flylyf]
Vans and Taka Hayashi teamed up for the No Quarter LX collaboration, complete with the artistic flair that Taka Hayashi has brought to both the streetwear and sneaker realms. Definitely available for purchase (just hit up a Vans retailer), these shoes combine an interesting Native American vibe with military-inspired accents to round out the black and embossed upper. Large white sole for contrast. [via culture shoq]
DC has trotted out their newest Life Collection for Fall 2009, complete with a new concept site for their release. Looking similar to Supras, the DC Shoes Life Collection has details in all the right places, and an enviable deep blue option alongside the grey. Bronze sneaks in with plaid on the uppers, and cool pentagonal lace holes finish off the look. Low tops complete the collection. [via flylyf]
Supra used their Skytop to play with The Palms inspiration in 23 exclusive pairs of classic shoes. The mostly-white kicks have touches of lime and lavender to follow the hotel’s color scheme. This style, released over 4th of July weekend, is a smart little way to get styling for collectors and those in the market for a new pair of shoes. What do you think? [via hypebeast]
Mark McNairy joined forces with Weejuns to add plenty of refined style to the from-Maine mix: it’s casual, comfortable footwear with a nice hint of elegance amongst the hard-wearing browns and long-wearing leather and suede. Dark blue gets a special treatment with white accents, while chunky tassels make a few of these loafers extra special. I dig those navy blue and two-tone uppers. [via hypebeast via culture shoq]
Billykirk teamed up with Sebage for an outstanding fall boot-oxford combination collection in brown, black, and tan. Complete with traditional boot laces, this fresh take is expected for November of this year, with oxfords priced at $225 and the boots at $275. Classic colorways and shaping means that you don’t need to step far out of the box to enjoy these shoes. [via hypebeast]
The Adidas Micropacer Soles and Stripes originally made the news in 1984: it was the first running shoe kitted out with a “mini computer” along the front. Now one of the most popular shoe silhouettes ever produced, this striped version has been reduced 50% for Adidas’ 60 year anniversary. With that kind of price, Sneaker Freaker pointed out, you might as well buy two. We concur! This fiesty pair of shoes is perfect for the collector, the color junkie, and the daring dresser. [via sneaker freaker]
The Nike Air Zoom Talache pares down tumbled black leather footwear for the minimal-loving types. No swoosh on these glossy beauties, which is an interesting choice in combination with the white soles. Nike’s certainly done this pair well, without dumping on the details, and shoe enthusiasts are whispering that this pair of shoes are the next classic pick. [via slamxhype]
