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SJohn43
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"The adidas superstar damen outlet has donned many highly-coveted ensembles over the past 50 years, but its arguably most iconic look has been the laceless style given to its original colorway by hip-hop enthusiasts in the 1980s. Back in February, the German sportswear behemoth honored Run-DMC – the trio often-associated with the no-laces-look – with the Superstar Laceless, which has recently added a simple, but bold “Cloud White/Blue/Soar Yellow” outfit to its roster. Clad in “Cloud White” like inaugural pairs from 1970, leather uppers and rubber shell-toes and midsoles set the stage for neon-colored accents. Profile 3-Stripes, just as fat tongues, are taken over by a rich blue; the latter, however, features high-vis yellow branding and “Cloud White” text denoting the Superstar’s journey “FROM THE COURTS” (right shoe) “TO THE STREETS” (left shoe). The highlighter-yellow tone also animates the tongue’s lining, heel overlay and outsole. Trefoil logos at the rear and text at the lateral midfoot add some “Metallic Gold” flair into the mix.
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From comedy mainstay to serious director, Jonah Hill‘s career shift has been something of a wild ride to put things lightly. But with his interests waning further and further away from acting, there’s only been so few things in his life that have been consistent: a humorous and long-running relationship with Palace Skateboards and an intimate connection with adidas deutschland — the latter now turning into a full-fledged collaboration for 2020. Teased via Instagram just yesterday, Hill was sparse with the details, only sharing an animated logo lock-up in hand drawn style as well as a caption that shares his excitement to create, though what they may be is still likely under heavy embargo. We may see something in the vein of retro — read: mid90s — or possibly an imaginative silhouette far out of left field。
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From comedy mainstay to serious director, Jonah Hill‘s career shift has been something of a wild ride to put things lightly. But with his interests waning further and further away from acting, there’s only been so few things in his life that have been consistent: a humorous and long-running relationship with Palace Skateboards and an intimate connection with adidas deutschland — the latter now turning into a full-fledged collaboration for 2020. Teased via Instagram just yesterday, Hill was sparse with the details, only sharing an animated logo lock-up in hand drawn style as well as a caption that shares his excitement to create, though what they may be is still likely under heavy embargo. We may see something in the vein of retro — read: mid90s — or possibly an imaginative silhouette far out of left field。
