Adidas’ Jeremy Scott Forum Sneakers And Teddy Bear Slides Are On Their Way

Since announcing the renewal of his association with Adidas, Jeremy Scott has kept sneakerheads waiting. Despite a steady stream of new designs, such as jelly Forum shoes and teddy bear slides, there has been no hint on how or when the models will be available until now.

Following the release of Scott and Adidas' money-print Wings sneaker, the team are launching the DIP collection with a campaign that is as colorful as the collection's components. The capsule includes the aforementioned jelly Forums and stuffed animal slides, as well as equally vibrant velour outfits, all inspired by the bold aesthetics of the 2000s – with Scott, it's go big or go home.

As a result, the designer's Forum High and Forum Low sneakers have been coated with a jelly-like substance, giving them a glazed appearance similar to smooth hard candies. The "Candy" Forums are a surreal spin on one of Adidas' classic styles, with vivid colors like yellow, orange, blue, and pink.

Each sneaker has the Forum's signature ankle strap, but the typical Adidas branding on the tongue has been replaced with a graphic of Scott's face, just in case there was any doubt about who designed the unique footwear. The two sneakers are finished off with neon laces and translucent sole sections.

Women's velour track trousers, crop tops, and shorts are available in the same highlighter colours as Scott's fluorescent sneakers. In brilliant blue, a men's hoodie and pair of track pants are available, perfect for wearing with the Forums or teddy bear slides that complete the DIP ensemble. There should be no shortage of weird silhouettes to select from, with brown and orange variations of the stuffed animal slippers available — unless, of course, Scott's shoes sell out just as quickly as they did during his initial ‘00s time with Adidas.

Scott's DIP line will be available on Adidas' website, Confirmed app, and select retailers on October 2 in "limited quantities," according to the footwear maker. While no official pricing for the new sneakers or velour tracksuits has been released, reports say the bright Forums will cost $160 — a bargain considering their rarity and the fact that Scott's last Adidas collaboration is reselling for up to $3,500.

jeremy scott forum sneaker

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

This Nike Waffle One Is Inspired By The Air Max 1 "Curry"

Image
The Waffle One is without a doubt one of Nike's most innovative new designs, bridging the gap between vintage and current style. The shoe's second appearance will feature a color scheme inspired by the popular Air Max 1 "Curry." The colorway bears a lot of parallels to the aforementioned, albeit it isn't quite uncanny in its likeness. To begin with, the color combination of "Cider" and "Twine" closely matches the food-inspired hue; they're even balanced out in a similar way, with white and its creamier offshoots adorning the Swoosh and sole adjacent. Furthermore, there is a hint of blue on the upper, though it is much more subdued here. This Curry-inspired Nike Waffle One gets an official look right here. Within the next few months, sizes should be available on Nike.com and at select stores. Nike Waffle One "Curry" Release Date: 2022 Color: Cider/Twine-Lemon Drop-Light Bone-Game Royal-Pollen Mens: $120 Style Code: DO2380-200
Read more

Bootleg Bapestas Are Back From Bape And Reebok

Image
Isn't there such a thing as too much of a good thing? The two are back in action with a new set of collaborative Reebok designs, picking up where last year's collaboration left off. They are two well-worn BAPE models, so there's not much new ground being broken here, but these are among of the cleanest colours the pair has done to date. BAPE and Reebok's latest low-top, like the previous Club C, has the iconic star on the medial side and "BAPESTA" branding on the heel, making it a good alternative to the chunkier OG original. It's a little amusing to see a shoe inspired by the AF1 given new life atop one of Reebok's court shapes, but it's a better appearance for the all-white design, shaping up to be a little cleaner than a traditional pair. A new Instapump Fury has arrived. It's no surprise that BAPE is bringing back the bulky runner, which has been a perennial best-seller in Japan. It's also no surprise that the sneaker comes in three dif...
Read more

It Doesn't Get Any Sweeter Than This For The Nike Dunk High "Chocolate"

Image
Since its comeback in the shoe business, the Nike Dunk has had a plethora of colorways. Sneakerheads all over the world have enjoyed a variety of colorways with themed features over the last two years, some in commemorative designs and others that are just plain simple and lovely. And while we're on the subject of sweets, the Nike Dunk High "Chocolate" just dropped, and a closer look at the shoe reveals that it can't be any sweeter than it already is! The iteration has a high-top profile, which gives the heels and ankles more support. Unlike its "Light Chocolate Sail" counterpart from last year, which had milky hues, this premium leather rendition has darker brown tones. The shoelaces, Nike Swoosh emblems on the lateral and medial sides, and the full-length midsole underfoot, all of which are in a pure white gradient, are the only pieces that add a flash of contrast to this delicious configuration. The Nike Dunk High "Chocolate" is an absolute must...
Read more