Nike has collaborated with TOMO KOIZUMI, the founder and designer of the Japanese fashion brand, to launch a limited edition Air Superfly that fuses sporting passion with high-end fashion. Inspired by the aesthetics of Japanese manga and the courage of elite female athletes, Koizumi incorporates elements of art and sport into the design, showcasing the harmonious blend of feminine strength and contemporary innovation.
The upper and tongue of this shoe feature a mirror-like chameleon material that reveals a spectrum of colors as the light changes. The outsole is designed with a vibrant color palette and green dots, paying homage to the studded footwear of the 2000s. The Swoosh on the side sports a Velcro design, offering three interchangeable options, including multi-colored and black ruffled edges, along with multiple sets of shoelaces for users to mix and match according to their personal style. The insole proudly displays the TOMO KOIZUMI logo, showcasing its unique artistic flair.
The latest version of Mizuno's Wave Mujin LS GTXDark Brown has transformed the originally trail-focused Wave Mujin 10 into a versatile running shoe suitable for urban environments. With its darker tones, it's easier to integrate into everyday outfits. Following the previousPine Grove andBlack colorways, this new iteration features a rich brown suede and synthetic upper, accented with contrasting light brown and black details.
The inner layer of the shoe features a GORE-TEX waterproof and breathable membrane that effectively blocks rain and wicks away moisture. Paired with the Vibram Megagrip outsole, it delivers outstanding traction whether on city streets or light trails. The midsole is equipped with Mizuno Enerzy foam and a full-length WAVE structure, helping to disperse impact while providing soft bounce and stable support, ensuring durability and all-day comfort.
Nike has joined forces with the cultural group Air Afrique to add new depth to the concept of Air. Air Afrique focuses on the cultural arts of the African diaspora, drawing inspiration from the now-defunct Afrique Airlines. Together, they pay homage to this history through the new sneaker model, Air Max RK61.
These bold formal shoes blend elements of sports and craftsmanship, with the upper design inspired by the Air Max Sunder, available in two color options: Coconut Milk and Black. Featuring a formal sole equipped with multiple Air cushioning units, the design draws inspiration from jet engines. But that’s not all; the lace zipper pulls are embossed with the Air Afrique logo, while the insole takes cues from vintage aircraft seating design, and the outsole even spells out Air Afrique in Morse code. As for the name RK61, it comes from the flight code RK of Air Afrique and its founding year, 1961.
Since its debut at the Jacquemus 2025 Autumn/Winter fashion show in January, the collaboration with Nike has generated quite the buzz, and now we can expect three fresh colorways to drop. Jacquemus has officially unveiled these new products, which are named Black, Pale Yellow 2, and Dark Red. Featuring a deconstructed design, the upper retains the iconic retro Swoosh on either side, while the tongue proudly displays the Jacquemus branding, complemented by a tea brown co-branded waffle outsole. The "Black" version blends off-white with green accents; the "Pale Yellow 2" adds sleek black details; and the "Dark Red" pairs cleverly with off-white and black.
Stone Island and New Balance are set to drop a fresh collaboration—a reimagined version of the 574 Ghost sneaker. This design draws inspiration from Stone Island's Ghost series, featuring an invisible camouflage aesthetic that seamlessly blends experimental dyeing techniques with cutting-edge fabric engineering, breathing new life and style into the classic 574 silhouette.
