Nike Sportswear brings a revamped style to table with this new Blazer AC High LE. Characterized by a bright red upper, the shoe features a hard to miss line of Velcro straps and a subtle touch of black running the length of the closure. Available now at OSneaker but look for a general release down the line.
 

by Eugene Kan, August 26, 2009

Building a solid following with their minimalistic sneaker designs, Common Projects continue that same aesthetic with a look into a new collection of product for the Fall. Present are various high top and low cut sneakers as well as several boot designs, all sharing tonal and two-tone color arrangements. Look for these styles are your local Common Projects stockist.

For their Winter Collection, Palladium introduces a range of premium grade leather and rich low nap suede footwear choices. Lined in Schearling for warmth and comfort, the boots come fully equipped in black/saddle gold for the Pampa Hi and saddle gold for the Pampa Baggy while the suede version of the Pampa Hi and Pampa Baggy are available in two colors – black and camel. Prices range from $70 USD to $120 USD, with all models soon becoming available through Palladiumboots.com.
 

Hitting select adidas Originals retailers is the brand’s Torsion SP Mid, a hiking-boot inspired mid-top model based off adidas’ Torsion runners. The shoes are featured in a traditional outdoors colorway with blue and salmon highlights. Aside from the color details, the kicks come equipped with water-proof Gore-Tex lining for the utmost resistance against nature’s elements. Available now via ripe Japan.
 

Danish

Mixing up a simple two-ton silhouette with an intricate detail pattern, Nike works up a new colorway in their timeless Dunk Hi model for Spring 2010. The kicks take on multiple textile choices with a black and gum backdrop and retro-infused print. Look for these to drop in January at House of Hoops and select Foot Locker locations.
 

Adding further color into their previously subdued metallic offerings, Nike works up a new colorup in the brand’s clean-cut Royal Mid. The kicks receive a multi-color metallic treatment, including the use of red, royal, silver, and black hues contrasting with white highlights. A release can be expected soon as part of Nike’s Fall 2009 footwear releases.
 

With the opening of Stussy NYC right around the corner as it replaces the fabled retail institution in Union NYC, the brand will commemerate its newest chapter with the release of a collaborative effort with Timberland. Designed solely by the Stussy NYC crew, the 8-hole moc-toe boot features a thick outsole and the stamp of approval from New York’s five boroughs. Available in two colors upon the chapter’s opening on August 24th, 2009.

Stussy NYC
176 Spring Street
New York, NY 10012