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Nike is making a subtle modification to its upcoming Dunk Low collection, which will be available in two colorways – one with a white leather base and dark green suede overlays, the other with a yellow mustard hue for the suede overlays. The classic branding is evident on the panel swoosh, tongue tag, insoles, and embroidered heel logo. However, upon closer inspection, you’ll notice a tiny gold swoosh detail on the lateral overlay, adding a touch of elegance to the popular design without being too flashy. The sneakers are completed with a white midsole and either green or yellow outsoles, and matching laces that tie the design together neatly.

Information: Jordan Brand maintains its 40th Anniversary celebrations by launching the Air Jordan 1 Low “Light Smoke Grey” in Summer 2025. This updated version of the iconic design features a combination of smooth and textured black leather and premium “Light Smoke Grey” suede, accessorized with clean white Swooshes and Jumpman logos. The aged midsoles and black outsoles add a vintage touch, resulting in a stylish and long-lasting shoe perfect for everyday wear. Priced at $125 USD, the sneaker will be offered in men’s sizes through selected retailers and Nike’s official website.

Following the initial release of the Air Jordan 1 “Bio Hack” in 2020, this daring color scheme reappears with a modern twist on the Air Jordan 1 Low “Tokyo Bio Hack.” This new version maintains its iconic multi-colored pattern while transforming into a sleek low-top design. The upper showcases a variety of textures and colors, such as an orange tongue, a pink suede toe box, and a purple suede heel. A brown canvas adorns the collar and covers the toe and eyelets, contrasted by a clean black leather quarter panel and a white leather Swoosh. The midsole features a vibrant neon green, balanced by a black outsole beneath. Unlike its 2020 high-top counterpart, this model does away with the exposed foam tongue, providing a more sophisticated and polished look.

Mercedes Kilmer, his daughter, revealed that the reason for his demise was pneumonia. She also mentioned that he was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2014 but managed to overcome it afterwards.

This restomod boasts a “Katana Matte Silver” body with expansive fender flares, a sleek ducktail rear spoiler, and muscular-style side skirts. The updated front end showcases a fresh bumper, grille, hood, and LED projector headlights equipped with Daytime Running Lights (DRLs), creating a contemporary, bold appearance. The widebody rear bed and LED taillights complete the metamorphosis.

As a nature enthusiast, I can’t help but be drawn to this collection that boasts a subtle, earthy color scheme, emphasizing its versatility and practicality. A truly stunning item is the lightweight nylon button-up shirt, adorned with an all-over print of trees and landscapes that stirs a profound sense of connection with nature. The sides, underarms, and inner collar are accentuated by dark brown panels, adding contrast and depth to the piece. The “and wander HIKING CLUB” logo is tastefully embroidered on the chest, while the left side showcases small, black mountain-shaped embroideries, reinforcing the brand’s rugged outdoor identity. To complete the look, there are dark brown hiking shorts with an adjustable gray buckle for a customizable fit. The shorts echo the branding elements, creating a harmonious ensemble perfect for treks on the trail.

2025 will be the 20th anniversary of when Paul Rodriguez and the Nike SB team debuted the world’s first look at the Nike SB P-Rod 1. This signature shoe was the beginning of many designs by Rodriguez, and it’s making a return to store shelves this year as a tribute to its milestone.

For collaborations with Nike SB, their skate division often relies on the SB Dunk Low as its preferred base model. Upcoming collaborative projects involving this shoe include Yuto Horigome’s “Matcha” colorway which releases this week and Arts-Rec’s animal print interpretation of the sneaker set to drop in the fall.

As a dedicated sneakerhead, I’m thrilled about the latest sneaker news! The long-awaited Nike SB team’s spin on the Air Max 95, dubbed the “Cactus Flower,” was finally leaked in a striking pink and white colorway. We also got a closer look at the GT Future, now adorned in its unique “Copper Egg” finish. The Kobe 8 Protro “What The” is just around the corner, with official images now shared for all to see. In more Kobe-related news, the iconic Kobe 6 “All-Star 3D Hollywood” is set to return next year, and rumors of a new Kobe Bryant x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Linen” are swirling. Exciting times for sneaker enthusiasts indeed!

At Federico Vavassori gallery in Milan, Kanu’s latest solo exhibition transforms everyday items such as car rims, chain links, broken ceramics, and other industrial remnants. By doing so, he challenges the notion of value, purpose, and usefulness. These creative adaptations are an extension of his sculptural artistry, a vital component of his ongoing discussion with mass media, popular culture, and inherited stories.