Name: Air Afrique x Nike Air Max RK61Colorways: Coconut Milk/Coconut Milk/Coconut Milk and Black/Black/BlackSKUs: HQ6416-100 and HQ6416-001MSRP: $210 USDRelease Date: October 9Where to Buy: NikeNike has teamed up with Air Afrique to bring new meaning to Air. The cultural collective, which is dedicated to Afro-diasporic arts, is inspired by the now-defunct Pan-African airline, Air Afrique. By joining with Nike, the two have found a new way to pay homage to this rich history by creating a new silhouette: the Air Max RK61.This bold dress shoe continues the ever-popular fusion of sport and craft. Its hybrid structure begins with an Air Max Sunder-inspired zip-up upper, appearing in “Coconut Milk” and “Black” colorways. Built atop an Air-backed dress shoe sole, the Air unit nods to jet engines with its shape. Additional aviation references include a zipper pull with the Air Afrique logo, jacquard sockliner inspired by vintage aircraft seats, and morse code that spells out “Air Afrique” along the outsole. The RK61 name is also a nod to Air Afrique’s original flight code of RK and its founding year of 1961.“The notion of Air is deeply connected to our history: Air Afrique, the airline itself, took to the skies to transcend cultures and newly independent African people,” shares Air Afrique member and magazine editor Ahmadou-Bamba Thiam. “We also speak of Air as a symbolic, metaphorical elevation through culture and humanity. This concept was our starting point for the product design and was central to creating the elegant silhouette of the Air Max RK61.”For those looking to pick up a pair, the Air Afrique x Nike Air Max RK61 will be making its global debut on October 9 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $210 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nike (@nike)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Walk a mile in someone else’s shoes or walk a mile in ECCO’s new performance-driven designs? We choose the latter. When we think of tech-forward footwear, we often think of running shoes, but ECCO encourages us to think differently with the brand’s new walking shoes. A trio that works with your stride and not against it, the BIOM® C-TRAIL, BIOM 2.2 GTX and BIOM ENERGI lifestyle sneakers are new arrivals under the Danish label’s Autumn/Winter 2025 line. Backed with the brand’s signature BIOM technology, the added stability and support suit you up for a stroll from sunrise to sunset – no breaks needed. While the silhouettes are custom-designed for movement, they offer more than meets the eye. You’ll find a footwear range that forms to your feet, offering maximum flexibility and stability, with notable style sensibilities. With the BIOM C-TRAIL, ECCO’s AW25 collection appeals to gorpcore lovers. The rugged, sturdy style taps into the design DNA of hiking boots, including a trail-tested grip, while maintaining the lightweight feel of a sneaker. Whether you’re trekking through harsh and hilly terrain or speed-walking through the streets of a busy, bustling city, the BIOM C-TRAIL will keep up with you – and the BIOM ENERGI and BIOM 2.2 GTX aren’t far behind either. Made from a mix of luxe leather and textile, the BIOM ENERGI boasts a PU/rubber outsole that offers durability and grip, as well as a rugged tread pattern for extra traction and stability in any and all terrain conditions. The BIOM 2.2 GTX sneakers also blend functionality and fashion with a low-cut, low-profile design fused with a dependable GORE-TEX waterproof layer that can withstand any type of weather. All three standout styles of ECCO’s seasonal collection support comfort in every step, specifically with the brand’s distinctive BIOM technology. Progressing from a biomechanical natural motion to the adaptability of the BIOM C-TRAIL and the BIOM ENERGI and later to the featherlight versatility of the BIOM 2.2 GTX, the technology has seen many forms and only continues to improve. Aside from the aforementioned styles, ECCO’s AW25 collection boasts two more silhouettes, the BIOM LITE and BIOM LITE BALLERINA sneakers – where a flirtier flair for fashion comes to the forefront – to choose from. Walking has a whole new meaning with ECCO, so step in style with added support by shopping ECCO’s latest Autumn/Winter 2025 collection here or at ECCO retail stores and select partners, today. Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummarySupreme and Nike have a new Air Force 1 Low collaborationThe shoes arrive in classic “Black/White” and “White/Black” leather colorwaysThe design features co-branded details on the lace lock, tongue, and footbedSupreme is returning to a tried-and-true formula for its latest collaboration with Nike, reworking the iconic Air Force 1 Low. The new release, made exclusively for Supreme, is a clean and timeless take on the classic silhouette, blending premium materials with signature branding.The shoe comes in two essential colorways: a classic “Black/White” and its inverse, a “White/Black” pair. One shoe features a full black leather upper, with the Swoosh and Supreme box logo highlighted in white, while the second pair reverses the look with a full white leather upper, black Swoosh and black Supreme logo. Both versions are built with a full-grain leather upper and a perforated leather toe panel. The interior is lined with a comfortable DURAPLUSH lining, and a co-branded footbed.The collaboration is sealed with co-branded elements on the tongue label and a custom lace lock. A subtle embroidered logo at the eyestay and a debossed logo on the side add a final touch of detail. This release is a testament to the brands’ enduring partnership and offers a clean, wearable sneaker for enthusiasts and fans of both brands.Look out for the Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low Fall 2025 collaboration to roll out via the brand’s webstore and brick-and-mortar locations on September 18 and available in Asia on September 20.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Mizuno Wave Mujin LS GTX “Dark Brown”Colorway: Dark Brown/Brown/BlackSKU: D1GA2501-04MSRP: ¥25,300 JPY ($172 USD)Release Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: MizunoMizuno’s Wave Mujin LS GTX “Dark Brown” reimagines the rugged Wave Mujin 10 as a versatile urban runner, now drenched in rich earth tones. Following the “Pine Grove” and “Black” editions, this iteration pairs a dark-brown suede and synthetic upper with lighter brown and black overlays.It’s incorporated with GORE-TEX membrane that locks out water while releasing moisture, as well as a Vibram Megagrip outsole that delivers tenacious traction on city streets or light trails. Mizuno’s Enerzy midsole offers plush rebound, while full-length WAVE technology disperses shock and maintains stability, blending trail-tested durability with all-day comfort.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Pure Platinum”Colorway: Pure Platinum/Summit White-White-Celestine BlueSKU: IB8929-001MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: Fall 2025Where to Buy: Nike.comNike has debuted its lifestyle Zoom Vomero 5 silhouette in a “Pure Platinum” colorway.The upcoming women’s exclusive arrives with a white mesh base and complementing overlays in gray, baby blue and reflective chrome. A deeper chrome blue hue lands on the panel swoosh, which sits just below the white TPU caging. Additional branding can be found on the tongue tag, Bill Bowerman-stamped insoles and stamped mini heel check. The shoe rests on a white gray and midsole and a bespeckled outsole, while soft gray laces tie them together for a neat finish.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: TOMO KOIZUMI x Nike Air SuperflyColorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: $160 USDRelease Date: September 20Where to Buy: Dover Street Market GinzaNike has teamed up with designer Tomoki Koizumi, founder of the Japanese fashion brand TOMO KOIZUMI, to release a limited edition of the Air Superfly that combines the dynamism of sport with dramatic couture.The base for this collection is the Air Superfly, a slim-fit sportswear model that was relaunched this spring for lifestyle wear 25 years after its original release as a low-profile racing shoe. Inspired by both Japanese manga and elite female athletes, Koizumi blended elements of art and sport into the Air Superfly, boldly expressing powerful femininity and modern innovation. In the translated statement, Koizumi said of the design, “The Nike Air Superfly is a beautiful canvas for the expression of art and sport. I aimed to combine the design and customizability born from running with evocative materials and colors to create a unique yet wearable style that allows women to express different personalities based on their outfits that day.”The upper and tongue logo feature a lens-like material that changes color depending on the light, while the outsole features a multicolored base and green dots reminiscent of the pins on track spikes from the 2000s. The interchangeable Swoosh logo with Velcro straps comes in three styles, including multicolor and black with a ruffled finish, and multiple shoelace options, allowing athletes to customize the shoe to suit their personal style. The sock liner features the TOMO KOIZUMI logo, presenting this model as his latest artistic creation.To further express his vision for the Air Superfly, Nike and Koizumi also created a campaign featuring the brand’s athletes, three-time Olympic gold medalist and 10-time world champion sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, 2024 Olympic 100m hurdles gold medalist Masai Russell, and up-and-coming Japanese sprinter Arie Aoki. Koizumi had this to say about the selection in the translated statement: “Athletes like Shelly-Anne are redefining what it means to be feminine and stylishly unapologetically, while simultaneously demonstrating their brute strength at the highest level. I’m inspired by how they push the boundaries of their sport while also expressing themselves through fashion, breaking down the barriers between sport and self-expression.”Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Morse Code”Colorway: Velvet Brown/Black-Metallic Gold-Velvet BrownSKU: IM8056-220MSRP: $135 USDRelease Date: Fall 2025Where to Buy: NikeNike is celebrating its timeless heritage with a unique twist, unveiling the new Nike Air Force 1 Low “Morse Code.” This special edition of the iconic silhouette is not just a new colorway; it’s a design that uses a hidden message to tell a story. The release pays tribute to the brand’s legacy in a creative and subtly powerful way.The sneaker features a rich Velvet Brown and black color scheme that gives it a premium, understated aesthetic. The “Morse Code” theme is discreetly integrated into the shoe’s design, with a pattern of dots and dashes subtly embossed or stitched onto the upper and insole, likely spelling out “NIKE” in a clever homage. This detail transforms the shoe from a simple piece of footwear into a collectible with a coded message, appealing to both brand loyalists and fans of thoughtful design. The shoe sitst atop a black rubber outsole, matching the inner lining and laces.With a retail price of $135 USD, the shoe is expected to be a highly sought-after item for collectors and enthusiasts. This release, slated for Fall 2025, is a perfect example of Nike’s ability to innovate within its most classic models. By adding a new narrative and a fresh design to the Air Force 1, Nike ensures that the legendary silhouette continues to evolve while staying true to its roots.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Fauna Brown”Colorway: Fauna Brown/Velvet Brown-Mink BrownSKU: HQ0458-201MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: Fall 2025Where to Buy: Nike.comNike has unveiled the Zoom Vomero 5 “Fauna Brown” colorway, which is perfect for the fall.The silhouette comes with a velvet brown mesh base, with layers of suede and reflective 3M accents over the brown TPU cage on the panel and the heel. For the branding, the muted grey Swoosh can be found on the overall warm-toned base of the silhouette. The model rests on a mink Brown Zoom midsole and outsole, and laces with the same color tie them together for a cohesive finish.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast