Sneakers
Cardi B’s New “Mommy & Me” Monochrome Reebok Sneaker Collection Was Inspired By Her Daughter Kulture
Cardi B and Reebok drop the adorable matching "Mommy and Me" sneakers just in time for Mother's Day!
Words of wisdom from a Triple-OG Sneakerhead.
Kanye West is still team adidas, but his first signature sneaker was a Nike sneaker. Auction house Sotheby's is putting up for a sale a Nike Air Yeezy sample that the multi-hyphenate star wore to the 2008 Grammy Awards.
Lil Nas X surely knows how to stir up controversy, intentional or not. The former is the case since the rapper decided to complement his purposely divisive "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)" video with a pair of alleged sinful custom Nike sneakers that set Twitter on fire.
Most if not all of these sneakers demand north of $10,000 so if you multiply that by 50, you're looking at a collection that will fetch at least a half a million dollars.
March 19 can't come soon enough.
You can't have sneaker culture without Black people, period. In the midst of Black History Month, Foot Locker is celebrating this triple truth with its inaugural Sole List which honors the next generation of Black influencers pushing the culture of kicks forward.
The mostly white silhouette is draped in tumble leather and is complimented with some grey trimming on the mudguards, eyestays and heel cushion.
A while ago during an interview with Complex Sneakers Podcast, Lorenzo expressed his desire to secure a long-term deal with Nike as his Fear of God collection was the hottest thing on the streets this side of Cactus Jack.
Though they've just signed future NBA star LeMelo Ball, Puma done went and dug into their crates to continue to show love to their OG NBA superstar, Walt "Clyde" Frazier and add some new flavor to their Clyde Franchise line.
Days after announcing they'd be turning 2,000 of their stores into voting locations for November's Presidential election, Foot Locker is now launching a brand new interactive sneaker hub using Google slides for sneakerheads who have an affinity for Air Max's.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CD64YNHFu9Y/ The 2020 NBA playoffs have begun and with lots of changes happening in the league one thing that will remain the same is players using their platform to bring awareness. As we’ve seen, some players have chosen messages to put on the back of their jerseys like; Black Lives Matter, Equality, How Many […]