Sneakers
Model, stylist and designer Aleali May collaborated with Jordan for a sneaker drop that pays homage to her high school drill coach and a fictional Black queen!
No word on when they'll drop or how much they'll retail for, but best believe it'll be via raffles and countless L's will be dished out in the process.
Releasing very soon.
Model and the Brooklyn Nets just dropped a very limited pair of Air Force Ones that all sneakerheads should have in their collections.
Nike along with 25 other companies made a combined $77 billion dollars over a three-year period with Nike accounting for $4.1 bill of the $77.
Derrick Rose confirms his Yeezy x adidas sneaker is on the way.
Nike wants no parts of this controversy, and I don't blame them.
No word yet on when these will see the light of day but given the way his previous collabs flew off the shelves, don't be surprised if these turn out to be a tough copp whenever a release date is set.
In the latest installment of Sneaker Shopping With Complex, Double-R does just that as he hits up Stadium Goods in New York City with Joe La Puma to talk kicks and drop stacks.
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.
Don Scott isn’t just a fashion designer! He’s an artist whose work speaks for the people and urban communities everywhere. Growing up in West Philadelphia, Scott always knew he wanted more for himself and those around him. Related:Owner of Tasties Soul Food Restaurant, Barbara Devan Shares Tips On Opening A Successful Business Being an inner-city […]
To celebrate Black History Month, Foot Locker is honoring the next generation of Black innovators who are shaping sneaker culture as we know it with "The Sole List."
