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Hypebeast
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
率先直擊 Bad Bunny x adidas「The Archive」特展:150 雙未發售聯名球鞋全面曝光
與 adidas 合作邁入第五年,Bad Bunny 近期在波多黎各舉辦名為「The Archive」的特別展覽,揭示雙方合作系列的豐富成果。此次展覽集結了超過 150 雙未曾發售的鞋款,展示了從 2021 年最初的 Forum Low Buckle 到今年推出的 Ballerina 鞋款,以及波多黎各「城市系列」Gazelle Indoor 等多款經典與創新之作。 展覽中,Hypebeast 團隊搶先預覽了這場獨家盛會,除了展示雙方過去合作過的經典鞋型,如 Adiracer、Caverunner、GSG9 等,還推出了全新的 Radiante V2 與 Tradi V1 等設計。此外,此次展覽也預告了兩組服裝系列,其中一組為與 Mercedes AMG-PETRONAS 的聯名系列,另一組則為常規的聯名服飾。 「The Archive」展覽於 8 月 6 日在波多黎各向公眾開放,今回 Hypebeast 也特地來到現場率先直擊,有興趣的讀者不妨與我們一同往下查看。 許多來自 adidas 品牌檔案庫的經典鞋款,經由 Bad Bunny 的重新演繹後再次登場,首先是 Adiracer。這款千禧年風格的球鞋以三種不同樣貌呈現:Adiracer Low、Adiracer,以及與 Mercedes AMG-PETRONAS 聯名的 Adiracer GT。我們曾在 Bad Bunny 揭露 F1 合作關係的拍攝中發現了第一款,而第二款則是為了致敬這雙高筒鞋款最初的名字「Monaco」而首次亮相。至於 Adiracer GT,其未來感十足的分層結構主要以黑色調呈現,並在鞋子中央融入了三方的合作元素。 展覽中唯一未正式曝光的鞋款是 BadBo。這款全新低筒鞋型在一張模糊的照片中,可見其棕色拼接創造出白色的區塊。接下來是 Caverunner 和 Superteam Cavehiker,這兩款鞋型均採用雕塑感十足的外觀,風格類似 adidas YEEZY,且從名稱推斷是專為戶外探險而設計。GSG9 軍靴也獲得 Bad Bunny 的重新詮釋,採用現代鞋面並在鞋領處印有「adidas para Bad Bunny」字樣。adidas Radiante V2 則有兩個版本,均以襪套式鞋身搭配模製的飾片與三條線設計。adidas Reptossage 拖鞋也經過重新設計,將 Bad Bunny 標誌性的「El Ojo」眼睛圖案融入鞋帶。最後,Tradi V1 則採用多種材質拼接,並以獨特的線條與幾何圖案貫穿整體設計。 Forum 鞋款本次以 Forum 84 的樣貌登場,並加入了多層 TPU 飾片。Gazelle Indoor 則再次回歸,其中一款未發售的淺棕色版本,在鞋跟處印有「benito」字樣;另一款金色版本則是為了致敬 Bad Bunny 的家鄉 Vega Baja。據悉,這款金色 Gazelle Indoor 將在兩週後以波多黎各地區限定的方式發售,並擴展「城市系列」的版圖。 此外,Response CL 也帶來兩款全新配色,分別以橘、黃色調,以及黑、白、棕色調呈現。Adizero SL72 作為四款中最新的成員,則預告將會推出更多配色,其中一款類似「Neapolitan」冰淇淋配色的版本也一同亮相。 在本次「The Archive」展覽中,除了琳瑯滿目的鞋款,Bad Bunny 與 adidas 也預告了兩個服裝系列。首先是與 Mercedes AMG-PETRONAS 合作的七件式系列。此系列包含一套帶有磨損細節的灰色夾克與長褲、一件海軍藍運動外套、兩件聯名 T-shirt,以及黃色棒球帽和配套手套。此外,常規的 Bad Bunny x adidas 服飾系列也將發佈,包含三套灰色與海軍藍服飾,以及 T-shirt 和襪子等單品。 Bad Bunny x adidas「The Archive」 展覽已於 8 月 6 日在波多黎各對外開放,展示了比目前所公開內容更豐富的設計。對於你來說,你最期待哪些鞋款能夠正式發售呢?請持續關注我們的最新報導,以獲取 Bad Bunny x adidas 聯名系列的後續資訊。

Hypebeast
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
JJJJound and Salomon Reunite for Two XT-6s in This Week's Best Footwear Drops
August is here and summer continues to bring sunshine. Footwear brands are also bringing the heat asNike,Crocs,PUMA,Salomon,New Balance,HOKA, andJordan Brandhave all prepared drops to look out for this week. Before diving into what to expect from the next seven days in the sneaker space, let's look back at which headlines stood out to us this past week. On the feature end, the Hypebeast team traveled to Puerto Rico to capture a first look at theBad Bunny x adidas 'The Archive' exhibit, highlighting nearly 150 pairs that are mostly unreleased. Meanwhile, Nike had a big week for itself with LeBron James teasing theNike LeBron 23and Lil Yachty unveiling threeCactus Plant Flea Marketx Nike Swamp Sponge Airlinessurprised sneakerheads with its employee-exclusive take on the Air Force 1 Low. Another collaborator to make noise with the Swoosh wasCOMME des GARÇONS HOMME PLUS, which had its two Air Rejuven8 colorways officially presented. Rounding out the Nike news, we spotted twoBillie Eilish-themedAir Jordan 4s on the superstar's feet, as seen during her world tour. Circling back to adidas, Edison Chen offered a first look at aCLOTx adidas Anthony Edwards 1 Low, which is covered in blue Dead'sadidas Japan Los also made an appearance while we took a closer look at the neapolitan-esqueBad Bunnyx adidas Adizero SL72. Elsewhere,Salehe Bemburyannounced his latest Crocs launch: a 'Tetra' colorway of his Pollex Cypress boot. Two basketball shoes were also spotted:LaMelo Ball'sPUMA MB.05 andKyrie Irving'sANTA KAI 2 Speed. Now that you're caught up with the latest news from the footwear industry, let's take a look at what's to come, starting with another Nike Ja 3 release. Once you complete your walkthrough of our latest list of launches,don't forget to hit up HBX to see which shoes you can pick up today. Release Date:August 5Release Price:$125 USDWhere to Buy:SNKRSWhy You Should Cop:Ja Morant and Nike Basketball introduced the Nike Ja 3 last month, leading with the 'NY vs NY' colorway. Now, a similar graffiti-inspired look is set to drop this week, sporting a 'Light Show' theme that nods to Morant treating every game like it's showtime as he packs highlight reels with special moments each night. The colorful 'JA' callout at the lateral rests atop a gray-on-gray color scheme that is present throughout the shoe. Release Date:August 5Release Price:$90 USDWhere to Buy:CrocsWhy You Should Cop:Crocs' Classic Clog has never looked sweeter. The slip-on specialists have teamed up with Krispy Kreme to glaze the beloved clog. The donut-inspired look pays homage to the chocolate iced with sprinkles donut on the left shoe and strawberry iced with sprinkles on the right. Meanwhile, special thematic Jibbitz and co-branding at the strap and footbed tie together the unique look. Release Date:August 6Release Price:$120 USDWhere to Buy:PUMAWhy You Should Cop:Rihanna's FENTY x PUMA partnership continues to drive success to the German sportswear brand. The duo is not afraid to make a statement and is back this week with two new takes on the Avanti sneaker. The football-inspired silhouette dons colorways of 'Pale Plum' and 'Black/Tan,' offering a leather upper with its co-branded fold-over tongue present alongside a translucent TPU heel. Release Date:August 7 (US/Europe) and August 8 (Global)Release Price:$190 USDWhere to Buy:JJJJoundandSalomonWhy You Should Cop:The tastemakers over at JJJJound have finally reconnected with Salomon for the duo's second collaboration. This time, the pairing has moved on from the XT-Wings 2 to the XT-6. The popular model has been presented with JJJJound branding visible at the tongue and heel. Meanwhile, compositions of blue and black offer two opposing viewpoints: bold and subtle. Release Date:August 7 (JAIDE) and August 8 (All TWG Stores)Release Price:$220 USDWhere to Buy:JAIDEWhy You Should Cop:The Whitaker Group, which manages prominent retailers A Ma Maniére, Social Status, APB, Prosper, and now JAIDE, is back with its third New Balance release. This time around, the MADE in USA line's 990v4 and 998 are the subject of the 'Willful Bias' campaign, honing in on the excitement of the end of college semesters. Both pairs feature 'Jade Green' mixed material builds that carry white, off-white, and black detailing. Release Date:August 8Release Price:$190 USDWhere to Buy:SNKRSWhy You Should Cop:The 30th anniversary celebration of the Nike Air Max 95 continues this week with yet another 'Big Bubble' launch. 'Cool Grey' and 'Blue Spark' collide on the classic sneaker, offering a gray gradient at the human anatomy-inspired upper and blue detailing located at the lace loops, tongue branding, Air unit, sockliner, and lateral Swoosh. Release Date:August 8Release Price:$185 USDWhere to Buy:HOKAWhy You Should Cop:Hybrid shoes serve as great ways to balance familiarity and newness, with the sneaker loafer trend adding spice into the mix with its many provocative silhouettes. For HOKA, it introduced the Speed Loafer this year, combining a Vibram Megagrip outsole with Speedgoat 5 tooling and a loafer-inspired upper. It's back this week in 'Birch' and 'Walnut' colorways that are ready for fall. Release Date:August 9Release Price:$205 USDWhere to Buy:NikeWhy You Should Cop:In case you missed out on the Air Jordan 40's debut last month, Nike has prepared a restock of its lead 'The Classic' colorway. The latest addition to the Air Jordan legacy features full-length ZoomX foam beneath a full-length Zoom Strobel unit, a first for the brand. Premium leather in white is contrasted by black at the collar and tongue. Meanwhile, a new herringbone traction pattern backs every drive, jab, and leap. Release Date:August 9Release Price:$220 USDWhere to Buy:SNKRSWhy You Should Cop:Jordan Brand's standard Saturday sneaker launch is a doubleheader this week as the ladies are being treated to a new women's-exclusive take on the Air Jordan 4. This 'Denim' colorway, officially given the 'Worn Blue' name, follows three denim-covered Air Jordan 4s made in collaboration with Levi's back in 2018. Its two-tone denim build is complemented by off-white notes, a gum sole, and golden 'Jordan Family' dubraes. Not to mention, it comes in a denim-inspired shoe box to complete the theming. Release Date:August 11Release Price:$80 USD to $95 USDWhere to Buy:CrocsWhy You Should Cop:It's been nearly two years since Crocs teamed up with theDemon Slayerfranchise to offer four character-themed looks dedicated to Tanjiro, Nezuko, Inosuke, and Zenitsu. Now, the entire range, which includes three Classic Clogs and an Echo Clog for Tanjiro, is back alongside a new fifth pair: a Shinobu-inspired Classic Clog that is covered in her signature butterflies.
Yahoo
25-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Milan Guide: Exhibitions to See, New Places to Drink, Eat and Shop
Milan Women's Fashion Week starts Tuesday and runs until March 3, and what is a visit to Italy without food? The city is ready to welcome the fashion pack with a cup of Brazilian coffee or for a brunch in the arty Brera district at the IT Maison restaurant. Those committed to shopping can visit the new store from the Spanish shoe brand Alohas or sip wine in the new Slowear concept store. Here, a roundup of some of the openings to check out during the week. More from WWD Melrose Hill Came Alive During Frieze Week L.A. 2025 Where to Go, Eat, Shop for Fall 2025 London Fashion Week Where to Eat, What to Do and More in Milan This Spring On Saturday, Miss Sixty will inaugurate its new flagship in Piazza del Liberty. The new store spans 3,240 square feet over two floors and is designed by the Milan-based interior studio NM3, founded by Delfino Sisto Legnani, Nicolò Ornaghi, and Francesco Zorzi and the Milanese architect Silvia Guerrini. The ground floor features neutral tones, travertine marble and leather furniture, complemented by metal columns and amber glass partitions. The lower-level floor presents Miss Sixty's signature yellow epoxy resin floor in contrast with the stainless steel displays and a modular lighting. A key highlight of the store is the permanent installation of 'Sexy Robot Floating, 2022,' a piece by the Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama. The brand is launching a new campaign for spring 2025 fronted by Bella Hadid, photographed by Carlijn Jacobs, with styling by lb Kamara and set in a Los Angeles supermarket. Miss Sixty Piazza del Liberty – Italian brand Slowear has unveiled its new concept for its storied store located in Via Solferino, 18, combining clothing and a wine offer. The project, entrusted to the Carlo Donati Studio, presents a three-tone color scheme for the floor: a cool 1950s blue is combined with a powdery coffee and cream. In the center, a large lounge was designed to host the many events that the company organizes for the 'friends of the brand,' including tastings. Following the success of Slowear18, the women's shop opened in 2019 that features an official Franciacorta bar, the company continues the melding of apparel and wine at the new men's shop with a selection of limited-edition and exclusive vintages. Ten varieties of wines chosen with one of Italy's most exclusive Italian wine clubs, are on display in the wine cellars. Finally, a video wall tells the story of the brand through dedicated images and videos. Slowear Via Solferino, 18 – 20121 Tel. During fashion week, Italian luxury retailer Modes is hosting a re-sell pop-up in collaboration with The Archive, to present the most iconic fashion pieces from the Phoebe Philo at Céline era. For The Archive, this represents the first time in Europe it will appear in a physical pop-up selling space, where a 150-piece range consisting of archival runway and high-demand pieces will be available to buy from Tuesday to early March. Among the items featured are the organza feather dress from the summer 2018 collection (originally only available by special order); the arty coat from the spring 2014 collection, and the leather cape from the summer 2018 campaign. Founded by Martina Lohoff in 2020 on Instagram, The Archive now counts a community of around 50,000 followers and collectors of the almost cult-like era of Phoebe Philo at Céline. Modes Piazza Risorgimento, 8 – 20129 Tel. The Barcelona-based footwear brand Alohas has arrived in Milan with its first Italian store. The unit marks the brand's second international flagship following one in Paris; it also has stores in Barcelona and Madrid. Located at Corso Garibaldi, 34, the design of the project was assigned to Clap Studio, the award-winning design studio based in Valencia, which has been working on the brand's store design since the first opening in Spain. In Milan, Alohas carries a selection of the brand's key signature pieces such as boots, sneakers and ballet flats, among other styles. '2025 is a year of exciting growth, with many store openings ahead — a challenge that fills us with enthusiasm and motivation,' said Alejandro Porras, founder and chief executive office of the brand. AlohasCorso Garibaldi, 34 – Casamina Milano is a contemporary vintage Wunderkammer store which was recently opened by Marco Paterna and Federico Aloisi, interior design enthusiasts. Located in Via San Gregorio, 23, in the district of Porta Venezia, the store spans 324 square feet. It is conceived as a fully furnished home, in which each piece, carefully selected by the founders, is for sale. The offer goes from secondhand carpets to Space Age design lamps, from eclectic vases to dreamy wallpapers. It also carries a selection of contemporary artisanal creations. 'We aim to be guardians of forgotten design gems. Each piece within Casamina Milano was chosen for its inner beauty, its unique history, and timeless character,' is the manifesto of the store. Casamina MilanoVia San Gregorio, 23 – The district of Porta Venezia has welcomed the first Italian store of high quality Brazilian coffee chain The Coffee. Known for its minimalist design, the space, located in Via Piave, 20, features an olive tree inside, reinforcing a connection to Italian tradition, while the glass facade aligns with the 'living showcase' concept. The menu includes classic beverages such as drip coffee and espresso, as well as matcha, available in hot and iced versions. The food offer comprises bakery items, bowls, sweets like brownies or brigadeiros, the typical Brazilian chocolate truffles, all made using natural, high-quality ingredients. The Coffee was founded by three brothers, Alexandre, Carlos and Luis Fertonani, who in 2018 opened their first store in Curitibia, Brazil. The chain counts more than 200 stores in Brazil, as well as locations in Portugal, Peru, Spain, France, Mexico, Chile, Thailand, Puerto Rico, the UAE, Austria, Malaysia, Guatemala, Canada, El Salvador, Italy, and Armenia. The CoffeeViale Piave, 20 – After the success of its first opening in the Porta Romana district, the food destination Particolare has added another unit in Milan: Particolare Bistrot in Via Moscova, 50. The color palette of the location goes from sage green and earth tones on the walls to the aqua green of the furniture. Tapas helped inspire the menu at this location since the two founders, sommelier Luca Beretta and chef Andrea Cutilio, wanted their guests to experience conviviality. The food offer includes crudités such as seared beef carpaccio, floured and fried anchovies as starters to share; risotto, porcini mushrooms, thyme butter and parmesan among the first courses and low-temperature cooked beef cheek among the second courses. Also, there is no shortage of vegetarian options, such as the cauliflower Milanese and the grilled artichoke. Particolare BistrotVia della Moscova, 50 – 20121 Tel. 02– Inside the boutique hotel V Maison in the Brera district, there's a new food destination: IT Maison. It's part of international restaurant brand IT founded by Alessio Matrone and Danilo Caruso, with units in Ibiza, London, Milan, Porto Cervo and Tulum. The design of the project was entrusted to the V Maison interior studio. Executive chef Romualdo Palladino and head chef Alex Pochynok are in charge of the food offering and bar manager Edoardo Raimondi of the signature cocktail list. The restaurant is open from breakfast to dinner, including aperitif and brunch. The menu includes some of the brand's signature dishes, such as a rice and vegetable or prawn wok, amberjack tartare, olives, dried tomatoes and carasau bread while for aperitif guests can dine on crêpes filled with hazelnut cream or tuna bun, smoked provola, mayonnaise, tomato and potato chips, among other dishes. IT MaisonVia Tommaso da Cazzaniga, 2 – 20121Tel. The ballet world's backstage is unveiled in the exhibition 'The Hidden Gaze. The Dance Behind the Curtain' hosted at the Museo Teatrale alla Scala until Sept. 14. The rehearsals and the moments before the debut of the Teatro alla Scala Ballet Company were photographed by Gérard Uféras and presented in an exhibition sponsored by Ferragamo, which has a long-standing relationship with ballet. Since the 1920s, Salvatore Ferragamo has created footwear for dancers, actresses and artists such as Katherine Dunham, Alicia Markova and Anna Pavlova. The company archive preserves sketches, photographs and a collection of shoes with the Ballerina by Ferragamo logo. Among the most iconic creations is the Ballerina made for Audrey Hepburn in 1954. The brand renewed this bond with the spring 2025 collection presented by Maximilian Davis. The exhibition was curated by Paola Calvetti and Livia Corbò, with the setting by Margherita Palli and Valentina Dellavia. Museo Teatrale alla Scala Largo Antonio Ghiringhelli, 1 – 20121 Tel. The first monographic exhibition dedicated to Cristóbal Balenciaga in Italy is being staged at Palazzo Morando until March 2. It showcases 25 looks by the designer that were lent by museums such as the Traje Museum in Madrid and private collections, such as Sonsoles Diez de Rivera y de Icaza. All the looks are paired with a selection of footwear, created by 25 renowned Spanish brands among which are Alohas, Lottusse, Martinelli and Mascaró, all chosen by a jury of Italian and Spanish professionals. Organized and curated by Javier Echeverría Sola and staged by Elisa Ossino Studio, the exhibition occupies both the large ground-floor area and the golden living room on the first floor and is divided into eight areas. Two are dedicated to evening gowns, another to one of the oldest pieces, dating back to 1939, and still another to an evening ensemble worn by the Countess of Torroella de Montgrí in 1962 for the wedding of Juan Carlos and Sofia, the future monarchs of Spain. In addition, magazines and photographs from the decades of the couturier's career are on display. The project was promoted by the Federation of Spanish Footwear Industries (FICE) in partnership with Swarovski, Palazzo Cordusio A Gran Meliá Hotel, and Dedar among others. Palazzo MorandoVia Sant'Andrea, 6 – 20121Tel. The Robilant+Voena's Milan gallery is hosting the 'Priscilla Rattazzi: Between Worlds' exhibition until March 7. The exhibit marks the first in Milan for the photographer and showcases 24 photographs from Portraits (1975 to 2023), Hoodoos (natural rock formations in southwest Utah, 2009 to 2019), and Three Lindens (1991 to 2021). Through her work the photographer reflects on a lifetime and explores themes such as human relationships, and relationships between people and their dogs, while suggesting how nature can help reassure us in these uncertain times. The portraits include shots of well-known individuals including Glenn Close, Diana Vreeland, and the Duke of Beaufort. The Hoodoos, quietly monumental, were captured by Rattazzi as a statement against a political act that threatened their continued existence. The photos were her response to then-President Trump's plan in 2017 to halve the area of protected lands in southwest Utah. The linden trees resemble human portraits. Robilant+VoenaVia della Spiga, 1 – 20121 Tel. The 'Lo Sono Leonor Fini' retrospective exhibition dedicated to the Italian-Argentinian artist is on display at Palazzo Reale until June 22. It was curated by art historian Tere Arcq and artist Carlos Martín and features around 100 works from the artist, ranging from 70 paintings and drawings to photographs, videos and books. The exhibition is divided into nine macro themes spanning her entire career and revealing her influences, from the Central European culture of Trieste to the great masters of the past, such as Michelangelo and the Mannerist painters. The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue with contributions from international curators. Texts written by Leonor Fini herself spotlight the connection between her visual art and her literary work. Palazzo RealePiazza del Duomo, 12 – 20122Tel. Best of WWD From John Galliano to Paul Smith, Designers Who've Created Christmas Trees at Claridge's The Most Over-the-top Hats From the Royal Ascot Races Through the Years Best Hotel Pools in Upstate New York and Connecticut