PUMA and FENTY Drop New Avanti Styles for Summer
FENTY x PUMAis bringing the heat once again with two sleek new releases,AvantiandAvanti LS, both dropping this week. The Avanti returns in a nubuck build and bold 'Black-Prairie Tan' colorway, featuring classic football-inspired stitching, a fold-over tongue, and a translucent TPU heel with a subtle ghosting effect. The Avanti LS ('Leather and Suede') – a minimalist take on the original Avanti – arrives in a soft 'Pale Plum-Alpine Snow' colorway and features premium leather and suede materials with signature football detailing, giving it a vintage 'worn' aesthetic.
Both styles blend sport and fashion with a clean, heritage look and will retail for $120 (USD).
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