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

The SOREL Caribou boot has lived many lives since 1962. It’s been reimagined for the streets, carrying a legacy beyond its Ontario origins. Born from the frigid winters of its homeland, the boot’s all-terrain design quickly cemented its place as a staple. At Ontario’s Kaufman Rubber Factory, the Caribou was crafted from handmade rubber, wool and full-grain buff leather, made to withstand any adventure.This Fall, SOREL embraces its storied heritage with the new HORIZON™ collection. It’s inspired by American explorer Ralph Plaisted’s 1968 journey to the North Pole, where he wore SOREL’s Caribou boot along the way. The signature style remains at the heart of the new SOREL offerings, infusing each with a sense of tradition, while updated technical features and luxe accents provide a contemporary feel.The range includes evolved versions of the OG Caribou for men and women. The Callsign Horizon™ Low GTX, the brand’s key Horizon offering, blends the best of both worlds — style and support.The sneaker has a resilient Ortholite™ footbed, a Molded XS TREK EVO VIBRAM™ compound outsole and a lightweight molded Livelyfoam midsole. It’s also waterproof, courtesy of a Gore-Tex™ membrane, so that it can take on any conditions — cementing the fact that the model is made to carry you from any adventure to the apres affairs.The collection launched on August 26. Explore the Callsign Horizon™ GTX online now.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: adidas Fear of God Athletics Basketball II.5 “Cloud White”Colorway: Cloud White/Off WhiteSKU: JR5207MSRP: $200 USDRelease Date: Fall 2025Where to Buy: adidasadidas and Fear of God Athletics have officially unveiled the Basketball II.5, a new silhouette that refines their collaboration and pushes the boundaries of luxury sportswear. The “Cloud White” colorway, which marks the final chapter of their current partnership agreement, embodies the minimalist, elevated design language that has defined Jerry Lorenzo’s work.The shoe’s design is a seamless blend of performance technology and high-fashion aesthetics. It features a sleek, sculpted look with a clean, semi-translucent outsole and a refined upper. While the exact materials have not been confirmed, the shoe appears to feature a mix of premium leather and durable synthetics. This new model also adds a signature zipper detail, offering a fresh take on the original Basketball II. The “Cloud White” colorway is a perfect representation of Fear of God’s signature neutral palette. The Athletics’ “A” branding is stamped onto the heel while the “ATHLETICS” text is seen on the zipper tape.The adidas Fear of God Athletics Basketball II.5 is slated to release in the coming months. This release not only serves as a final bow for the current partnership but also highlights the brand’s commitment to creating compelling, performance-ready designs that are infused with a sense of luxury and style.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: UGG x Liberaiders Campfire & TasmanColorway: Chestnut, BlackSKU: ¥ 28,600 – ¥ 61,600 JPY (approx. $194 – $417 USD)MSRP: 1179090,1179071Release Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: UGG, LiberaidersUGG has teamed up with Liberaiders to reinterpret two of its iconic silhouettes: the Tasman and Campfire. Rooted in Liberaiders’ founder, Mei Yong’s globe-trotting ethos as well as the brand’s fusion of street culture with functional design, the collaboration embodies a meeting of diverse aesthetics. Each style wears Liberaiders’ signature spirit of cultural crosspollination, marrying UGG’s heritage materials with unexpected accents and playful detailing.The Tasman remains true to its chestnut-hued origins, pairing soft suede with plush sheepskin lining in a slip-on profile crafted for effortless, all-day comfort. Design-wise, it features vermilion and light blue embroidery that straddles the center seam of the upper, adding to its tribal feel. By contrast, the Campfire takes a technical approach: a layered mix of smooth and textured leathers in contrasting tones, punctuated by Liberaiders’ triangular motif and a vivid red drawcord at the tongue.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Liberaiders®︎ (@liberaiders)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: MARKET x Reebok Club C “Water”; MARKET x Reebok Club C “Camo”MSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: September 19; September 24Where to Buy: MARKET; ReebokMARKET x Reebok are teaming back up for a second footwear release. After first teaming up back in 2023 for the Reebok x MARKET Club C 85 Pump, the gang is back together for another creative reimagining of Reebok’s staple Club C silhouette.This time around, the pair is leaning into the duality between land and sea for its sophomore presentation of footwear and apparel. All pieces are geared for the seamless transition between water and earth, fully weather-proofed and equipped with sleek, tactical, functional features.On the footwear front, the duo delivers Reebok x MARKET Club C 85 “Water” and the MARKET x Reebok Club C “Camo”. The first – a highly breathable design – includes a custom mesh upper with sandal-style straps, tonal laces, terry cloth lining, and branded hits throughout. The second takes to a tear-away double canvas upper in MARKET’s custom camo with panel-free construction, tonal laces, and terry cloth lining.As for apparel, the drop compiles a gray-hued range of outerwear, spanning a track jacket and pants set, a hoodie, and a reversible vest.The joints will first release via MARKET’s webstore on September 19, followed by a global drop via Reebok on September 24.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Field General 82 “Snake”Colorway: TBCSKU: IM3075-001MSRP: TBCRelease Date: TBCWhere to Buy: Nike.comShortly after debuting its “Zebra” counterpart, Nike has now unveiled the Field General 82 in a “Snake” colorway.The reptilian offering arrives with hairy uppers in tan and brown, creating a pattern similar to that of snakeskin. Black leather lands on the panel swoosh and heel, with more subtle branding found on the tongue tag and debossed Nike heel insignia. The model rests on a Gum midsole and outsole for extra grip, while black laces tie it together for a neat finish.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Zoom Vomero 5 “Black/Burgundy Crush”Colorway: Black/Burgundy Crush-Burgundy Ash-Dark Team RedSKU: IB8929-002MSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: Fall 2025Where to Buy: Nike.comNike has unveiled the Zoom Vomero 5 in a stunning “Black/Burgundy” colorway.The women’s exclusive is built with a dark burgundy mesh base, black and soft burgundy leather overlays and black TPU caging on the panel and heel. More hints of burgundy land on the reflective panel swoosh, tongue tag and stamped mini heel checks. The shoe rests on a stark black Cushlon midsole and black and burgundy outsole, while black laces tie them together for a cohesive finish.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast