British designer Craig Green is one of alexander wang adidas the few to entirely bask in eccentricity with many of his apparel make-ups donning modifications by way of intersecting laces or even modular bodies. After a few murmurs of him heading over to Beaverton's way, the eclectic is officially pursuing footwear under the flags of the Three Stripes with the Kamanda being the first silhouette to don his quite adventurous choice of textures. Revealed in two varieties, the first is one toned down upon first glance and then surprisingly unique upon the next as its choice of slightly translucent overlays and glossy unders adds an almost plastic sheen whose reflections cough up a bit of iridescent refractions.

The adidas by Stella McCartney has a slightly different target audience than your average sneakerhead fare, but this latest release simply can't be ignored. ?The Stella McCartney x adidas Kea is a adidas shell toe bold new lowtop design for ladies that combines fashion-forward style with serious performance capabilities. ?The Kea combines a barefoot-leaning grooved forefoot with a channelled rear sole that furthers the benefits of climacool ventilation. ?Click through to see how the black and pink pairs incorporate a faint feline print into pink adidas shoes their mesh uppers, then grab your choice today straight from adidas .

The adidas LA Trainer II is eighteen years in the making, as it reintroduced in refreshed form to commemorate the 2012 Olympics in London. The original adidas LA Trainer debuted in 1984 to honor the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, and the LA Trainer II adds to the heritage in a number of ways while maintaining the classic vibe and aura. Style and influence is at the heart of adidas Originals, and neither one is lacking in the LA Trainer II; the three-stripes logo on the adidas volleyball shoes upper comes with a metallic finish, and the mesh and leather upper offer the perfect one-two-punch of durability and breathability.

Get a look at all three re-worked shoes below, and stay tuned to our Sneaker Release Dates page for updates on the global drop as well.The adidas Originals LA Trainer represents an interesting time in the history of The Brand with the Three Stripes. ?adidas was gearing up for the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles but at the same time, their ZX running series was about to launch and take the company in a new direction. ?The LA Trainer represents the end of the City-inspired names and the adjustable peg cushioning system, but its classic aesthetics live on with new colorways including the two pictured in detail below.

Click through for a closer view so you can appreciate the detail, then grab a pair from Originals accounts like Titolo .After breaking necks this summer in Yohji Yamamoto's reworked  Tokio' edition, the adidas Originals LA Trainer gets back to a more traditional look for the fall season. ?Here we have two all-suede LA Trainers with leather Stripes and color-coordinated cushioning pegs, all adidas adilette slides of which echo the season's traditional neturals. ?This first one we'll examine done in navy blue with brown and silver accents, one of those classically masculine makeups that's super easy to wear.

Beginning Thursday, Feb. 13, adidas in the Quarter will give fans a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet adidas athletes and entertainers through a multitude of events, product launches, concerts, in-store appearances and more. The line-up includes NBA legends Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Dikembe Mutombo, NBA All-Stars Dwight Howard, Damian Lillard, John Wall, and Joakim Noah, as well as Harrison Barnes, Steven Adams, Tim Hardaway Jr. and hip-hop artist 2 Chainz.