Name: Nike Air Max 95 “Pencil Point”Colorway: Photon Dust/Sapphire-Dark Raisin-Pencil Point-Light Smoke Grey-Purple DynastySKU: HM4740-009MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeA highly-anticipated new colorway for a beloved classic is here. Nike has unveiled a “first look” at the Air Max 95 “Pencil Point,” a release that offers a sharp, modern take on the iconic silhouette while honoring its heritage. The sneaker, with its subtle and thoughtful design, is poised to stand out in an already stacked lineup of Air Max 95 releases for the year.The shoe’s design is a testament to its famous anatomy-inspired construction. The signature wavy side panels are reimagined in a spectrum of greys and black, creating a sleek, tonal gradient that mimics the graphite of a pencil lead. This minimalist color blocking brings a fresh, utilitarian aesthetic to the shoe, making it a versatile staple for any wardrobe.While the design feels new, the construction remains true to the Air Max 95’s enduring form. The shoe features premium materials, with a blend of breathable mesh, leather, and synthetic overlays that ensure both durability and comfort. Underfoot, the shoe is equipped with the dual Max Air units that have been a hallmark of the model since its debut, providing the signature cushioning and responsive feel that fans have come to expect.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OGColorway: Sail/Black-Muslin-Military BlueSKU: DM7866-104MSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: September 20Where to Buy: Travis Scott, Nike SNKRSAfter much anticipation, the release date of the second pair of fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG is finally confirmed. As the way it appealed on the internet for the past few years, this Air Jordan 1 Low features a premium white grained leather upper, sail panel, and military blue accents. The most attention-grabbing detail is Travis’ iconic reverse Swoosh in Fragment’s iconic military blue, representing the collaboration of three of the most impactful sneaker forces in modern culture.The fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG is expected to drop on September 20 through a raffle on Travis Scott’s website and Nike SNKRS. Check out the official images of the sneaker, and best of luck with copping this limited pair.Update: It’s been many months since we last took a look at the upcoming Air Jordan 1 Low OG collaboration being readied by fragment design and Travis Scott. Now, La Flame has just put the shoe back on everyone’s radar as he showed up courtside to a Los Angeles Clippers game this week while wearing the unreleased shoe. As noted in our previous discussion below, it sees a “Sail” presentation accompanied by “Military Blue” accents while featuring classic motifs like Scott’s reversed lateral Swoosh and fragment design’s lightning bolt logo. Release remains anticipated for September 3 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $150 USD. View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)Update: One of the biggest rumors of the year involved word of fragment design, Travis Scott and Jordan Brand reuniting for another Air Jordan 1 Low OG collaboration. While a sequel project to their first high and low-top AJ1s has been teased via F&F colorways for years, we finally have a first look at a pair that is actually scheduled to release. Appearing with a color composition that leans on an off-white “Sail” base with “Military Blue” branding, Scott has again flipped the blue lateral Swoosh while the medial Swoosh favors “Sail” in its normal position. Black text hits the medial of the midsole and is utilized at the heel, which sees Cactus Jack branding at the left shoe and the Wings logo joined by fragment design’s lightning bolt logo on the right. A “Muslin” midsole rests atop a “Military Blue” outsole as black and pink alternate laces round out this first preview of the sneaker. Release is now expected to take place on September 3 of 2025 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $150 USD. Stay tuned for confirmation from the Swoosh as we expect this pair to stand out as one of next year’s most anticipated drops.Original Story: It was thought that Travis Scott’s run of Air Jordan 1s was over at one point last year. Now, there’s more upcoming Scott-designed Air Jordan 1 Low OGs on the way than ever before. For those who have understandably lost track, a “Medium Olive” take is expected to drop next month while “Velvet Brown,” “Dark Pony/Pink Oxford” and “Sail/Shy Pink” looks are all expected to arrive next year as the “Black Olive” pair remains cancelled.Now, the list is expanding as EldenMonitors and House of Heat have reported that a new fragment design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG is coming next year. The trio assembled in 2021 to outfit the high and low-top versions of the AJ1, resulting in overwhelming demand for both. Since then, two different unreleased AJ1 Low OG samples surfaced in 2022 and 2024 respectively. While this rumored release’s color blocking has not been confirmed just yet, we know that it will include “Sail,” “Black,” “Muslin” and “Military Blue” coloring.At the time of writing, neither fragment design, Travis Scott nor Jordan Brand have discussed the possibility of the trio returning to the Air Jordan 1 Low OG together for 2025. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the pair, as we currently expect it to drop in the fall of 2025 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $150 USD.EXCLUSIVE: A SECOND TRAVIS SCOTT x FRAGMENT AJ1 LOW OG SP IS EXPECTED TO RELEASE in 2025🔥🌵⚡️✍️ @eldenmonitors x @houseofheat pic.twitter.com/m65UhDBern— Romeo (@EldenMonitors) August 12, 2024Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Stone Island x New Balance 574 GhostMSRP: TBCRelease Date: September 23Where to Buy: Stone IslandStone Island and New Balance are set to unveil their latest joint venture: a reimagined 574 Ghost sneaker. Drawing on Stone Island’s Ghost collection and its signature camouflage ethos, the partnership reinterprets the classic 574 silhouette through experimental dyeing and advanced fabric engineering.This new take on the 574 distinguishes itself through a meticulous focus on material and detail. For the first time, the midsole is fully wrapped in suede, carrying the single-color palette uninterrupted across the entire shoe. The upper mirrors this monochromatic approach in plush suede, amplifying the sneaker’s ghost-like tonal quality. Offered in dark brown, dark grey and navy blue, the trio delivers a sleek, understated aesthetic that highlights both brands’ commitment to craftsmanship and innovation.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Action Bronson x New Balance 992 “Tiger Eye”Colorway: Brown/Orange-BlueSKU: U992AB1MSRP: $250 USDRelease Date: September 18, September 26Where to Buy: specializinginlife.com, New BalanceUpdate: Following the previous report, the debut 992 collaboration “Tiger Eye” between Action Bronson and New Balance is finally set to be released. Bronson announced on Instagram that the shoe will be dropping exclusively on September 18 at 10 am EST through a raffle on specializinginlife.com, with the price $250 USD. The general release of the shoe is dated September 26 in New Balance and retailers. Check out the full look of this collaboration above and mark the drop time if you want to grab a pair for yourself.Original Story: Action Bronson and New Balance teamed up for the first time just two years ago, offering some of the first takes on the 990v6 after its in-line debut. They’ve gone on to drop nine shoes in total, taking on four different New Balance models in the process. As their partnership continues to blossom, a first look at what’s to come next was shared during his Baklava Megastore pop-up in New York City last week.Not only were all of his previous pairs available for sale again at the pop-up, but on the last day of the event he teased a New Balance 992 collab. The beloved runner begins with an orange mesh base at the upper, combining with a mesh tongue in blue that completes the color scheme of Bronson’s favorite NBA team, the New York Knicks. Brown overlays break up the brightness, appearing in nubuck and suede across the shoe. An all-black sole unit and gray heel detail add to the palette while a “BAKLAVA” callout at the lateral heel completes this limited preview.At the time of writing, neither Action Bronson nor New Balance have announced when their forthcoming project featuring the 992 sneaker will be releasing. Stay tuned for updates, including a closer look at the pair, as we currently expect it to release later this year via SpecializingInLife and New Balance as the next project from the duo.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Vomero Plus “Anthracite/Oatmeal”Colorway: Anthracite/Oatmeal/Volt/BlackSKU: IM6776-060MSRP: ¥23,100 JPY (approx. $157 USD)Release Date: October 1Where to Buy: NikeNike has introduced a new “Anthracite/Oatmeal” colorway for the Vomero Plus, the latest iteration of a lineage that began with the Vomero franchise in 2006. This updated model represents Nike’s newest answer for a premium daily sneaker, meticulously designed to provide maximum cushioning and comfort for everyday runs. It moves away from sharp, aggressive lines in favor of a softer, more inviting silhouette that encourages consistent mileage without compromising on responsiveness or style.The “Anthracite/Oatmeal” colorway complements this design ethos with a breathable engineered mesh upper, featuring a muted base overlaid with a textured, splattered pattern in black. This distinctive splatter design is echoed on the ZoomX midsole for a near-seamless, unified look. Meanwhile, solid black elements frame the sole unit for a streamlined look. This aesthetic is further unified by a stealthy palette on the sockliner, tongue and the debossed lateral Swoosh logos. Subtle, iridescent accents punctuate the sneaker on the toe and the Vomero Plus tongue label, while a miniature metallic silver Swoosh adds a final touch of detail between the laces and the toe box.Its performance is anchored by a full-length ZoomX foam midsole, which delivers Nike’s highest level of energy return for a dynamic feel underfoot. Complementing this is a high-abrasion rubber outsole that ensures durable traction across a variety of road surfaces.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Calm Elevation Slide “Light British Tan”Colorway: Light British Tan/Coconut Milk-Light British TanSKU: HV8560-200MSRP: TBCRelease Date: Fall 2025Where to Buy: NikeNike is giving its Calm Elevation Slide a cozy upgrade with the “Light British Tan” iteration.The upcoming model sees the slides wrapped in all-brown hues, its interior lined with white fur for a pop of color and a cozy atmosphere. Branding lands on the midfoot strap’s embossed swoosh, and the silhouette rests on a chunky midsole and brown outsole.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Jordan 3 “True Blue” OGColorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe Air Jordan 3 “True Blue” is considered one of the most iconic colorways of the classic 1988 model. According to the trusted @zsneakerheadz and Sneaker Files, the model is making a comeback in 2026 since its first retro a decade ago. When Jordan Brand last dropped the “True Blue” in 2016, it brought back the OG “Nike Air” heel branding instead of the Jumpman logo used in earlier retros. That decision of retaining the OG design set the tone for the reissues of the following Air Jordan 3s and Air Jordan 4s retros, and it is likely to happen again in the 2026 release. No pictures or official word have been shared, but the hype of Jordan fans is already building up for its release.Check out the 2016 version of the Air Jordan 3 “True Blue.” Stay tuned for updates on more information about this release. View this post on Instagram A post shared by zSneakerHeadz (@zsneakerheadz)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Jacquemus x Nike Moon ShoeColorways: Off Noir/Cashmere/Gum Light Brown/Neptune Green/Storm Blue/Hydrogen Blue, Alabaster/Off Noir/Soft Pearl/Hydrogen Blue/Gum Medium Brown/Storm Blue, and University Red/Cashmere/Bicycle Yellow/Gum Light Brown/Storm Blue/Hydrogen BlueSKUs: HV8547-001, HV8547-700, and HV8547-600MSRP: $180 USDRelease Date: September 2025Where to Buy: JacquemusIt’s been over half a year since we first spotted Jacquemus’ next project with Nike, a collaborative take on the original Moon Shoe from 1972. The collaboration first appeared during the brand’s Fall/Winter 2025 runway show in January and was later reported to be releasing in three colorways later this year.Now, Jacquemus has officially unveiled the collaboration, offering a detailed look at the three colorways of “Black,” “Pale Yellow 2,” and “Dark Red.” Each shoe features a deconstructed upper with retro Swooshes on each side, Jacquemus branding at the tongue, and a co-branded waffle sole in gum brown. The “Black” version is accompanied by off-white and green notes while the “Pale Yellow 2” iteration favors black detailing and the “Dark Red” also combines with off-white and black.At the time of writing, neither Jacquemus nor Nike have shared a release date for their three colorways of the Moon Shoe. However, Jacquemus has prepared product pages for all three shoes, listing them each as “coming soon” with a $180 USD price point per shoe. Stay tuned for updates as we await more information.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Zach Saraceno makes skating look easy. Whether he’s challenging gravity while floating down stairwells or perfecting a switch back heel trick, watch any of the 25-year-old skater’s impressive clips, and his suavity will have you replaying them on loop — in fact, millions of people already are. But the maneuvers he makes look easy are actually some of the most difficult sequences in the sport. That’s because his expertise is more than 20 years in the making.Raised in Encinitas, California, Saraceno first stepped on a skateboard at just 4 years old, thanks to his father, who was an avid snowboarder with an affinity for shredding cement, too. He sharpened his skills through his adolescent years, and by the time he entered high school, he opted for homeschooling so that he could pursue competitions. In December 2020, he broke out in GODSPEED, a skate film developed by Mikey Alfred’s legendary Illegal Civ, the Los Angeles crew he skated for alongside the likes of Tyler, the Creator and Nico Hiraga. Just two years ago, he joined two-time SOTY (Skater of the Year) winner Tyshawn Jones’ King Skateboards team, which also counts Na-Kel Smith and Caleb Barnett as members, and he also currently rides with adidas Skateboarding’s global crew.It should come as no surprise that his persistent grind earned him a milestone banger: his own exclusive colorway on the adidas Tyshawn II, Jones’ signature shoe equipped with a dual-layered toe area and a multidirectional tread for maximal cushioning. Going for $100 USD, Saraceno’s version employs a “Crystal White” leather with “Shadow Brown” suede Three Stripes and an aged off-white sole, a reflection of his own quiet confidence. As the first skater to reimagine the coveted model, the shoe is more than just a tick off Saraceno’s bucket list; it’s a testament to his unwavering commitment to the sport.Below, Saraceno shares more about his skate journey, collaborating with Tyshawn Jones, and the role that footwear plays in his craft.What got you into sneakers?I’ve always been into sneakers. I grew up playing basketball, so when I was little, I was already into sneakers. And then as a skater, you’re basically forced to try so many skate shoes because you can go through a shoe in a week. You can even go through a pair of shoes in two days, so you’re forced to wear a lot of shoes and try a lot of different kinds of shoes to find what works for you.Do you remember putting on your first pair of adidas shoes?They were for basketball, actually. I had a pair of the D-Roses and the Crazy Lights. I was obsessed with the Crazy Lights when I was little.Were you skating at the same time that you played basketball?Yes, I was four years old when I first picked up a skateboard. My dad got me into it. He was a snowboarder, so he obviously dabbled in skating, too.You’re two decades into skating now, and in 2023, you joined Tyshawn Jones’ King Skateboards. How did you first meet him?I was in Los Angeles six years ago, and he was part of this crew called Illegal Civ, which I was also skating for. So I met him there, and we naturally became friends.Do you have a favorite memory with him?In 2022, when he won Skater of the Year, I really got to see all the work that was put in behind the scenes for him to win. And then when he won, that was the coolest moment because it really felt like he deserved it.What’s one thing that he’s taught you?Honestly, work ethic. He never stops. It’s pretty cool to see how he goes about skating and everything else in his life.How did you go about creating your own colorway on the adidas Tyshawn II?I hopped on calls with the design team at adidas Skateboarding, and it was pretty quick because I knew exactly what I wanted. I just like skating white shoes, so my colorway features three different shades of white. The laces are a creamy white tone, and I added brown stripes with my last name in silver. Then, we did one test run, and I had one small alteration to make. After that, we were good to go.What does Zach Saraceno look for in a skate shoe? Is there a specific performance feature that you value?It’s got to look good, for sure. And it has to be thin, but not too thin. As a skater, you want to feel your board as much as possible, but you also need support because, you know, I jump down staircases all day. You’ve got to avoid heel bruises. You need cushion, but you also need to be able to feel the board for control.I’m weird. I used to skate without insoles in my shoes, so they’d be paper-thin. But that’s not good for longevity.Now that you’re with King Skateboards, what does the future look like for you?I’m going on a lot of trips and getting as much footage out as I can. I just started dabbling in YouTube, showing another side of me and what really goes on behind the scenes. When you post a skate clip, people only get to see a couple of seconds of what actually took hours to do.Why are sneakers important to you?Sneakers have always been part of my life, whether through basketball or skating. I’ve been obsessed with them since I was little. I still am. They’re part of your everyday life, and it’s always a good feeling when you find a good pair.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: PUMA Hali 1 “Opal”Color: Blissful Blue/Royal SapphireSKU: 313450_01Retail Price: $130 USDRelease Date: September 26Where to Buy: PUMAUpdate: It’s been a few months since Salehe Bembury and Tyrese Haliburton revealed their collaborative signature shoe: the PUMA Hali 1. Now, after additional teasers, including a blue colorway from last month, we now have official launch info for the sneaker. It will debut in this “Opal” colorway next week, offering a dynamic look that is matched by its technical specifications. These include NITROFOAM midsole cushioning, a TPU midfoot shank, and PUMAGRIP tread. A launch date of September 26 via PUMA and select retailers has been announced with the shoe starting at a price point of $130 USD. Enjoy a complete look at the shoe above and stay tuned for updates as its rollout continues. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tyrese Haliburton (@tyresehaliburton)Original Story: Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton has officially previewed his first signature sneaker with Puma, the PUMA Hali 1 “Blue.” The highly anticipated shoe marks a significant milestone for the young point guard and Puma Hoops, blending cutting-edge performance technology with a clean, player-driven design.The sneaker features a stunning, monochromatic blue colorway that spans from the upper to the midsole, while sitting on a mint green, semi-translucent sole. Additional mint green accents hit the PUMA Formstrip and heel logo. Its design is both minimalist and bold, with subtle details that reflect Haliburton’s on-court style. The shoe is built with a lightweight, breathable mesh upper, complemented by synthetic overlays for added support and durability. Its low-cut silhouette is designed for a fast, responsive feel, catering to Haliburton’s quick movements and explosive playstyle.The PUMA Hali 1 is equipped with Puma’s NITROFOAM cushioning, which is visible through the translucent midsole. This technology provides superior energy return and responsive cushioning, essential for the demands of a modern NBA player. The shoe is expected to release in late 2025.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast