SummaryVans is back with a new “Off the Wall” campaign for springtimeSZA stars in the Authentic-themed lookbook alongside Hayley Williams, Franz Lyons, Travis Barker, and moreSneaker styles featured in the shoot are set to drop on March 12 and April 2The SZA x Vans era continues as the superstar shines in the skate brand’s new “Off the Wall” campaign for springtime. Previously, the songstress was named Vans’ artistic director and pulled up to Paris Fashion Week wearing custom “VanSZA” sneakers by jeweler Rachel Goatley. Now, joining SZA is Turnstile’s Franz Lyons, Hayley Williams, Travis Barker, Lizzie Armanto, and T-Funk.This group of musicians and skaters is unified by bringing their creative energy to styling the Authentic sneaker in the “Off the Wall” lookbook. Celebrating 60 years of being embraced as a staple in Vans’ rotation, the Authentic remains a modern canvas for self-expression. Colorways highlighted throughout the range span from checkerboard patterns to plant prints and even knit builds.For those interested in shopping all of Vans’ new sneakers featured in the “Off the Wall” campaign, the first wave of Authentic shoes will be available via Vans on March 12. From there, additional colorways are set to become available on April 2.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Kobe 3 Low Protro “Pink Quartz”Colorway: Doll/White-Pink FoamSKU: IF2497-500MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: March 13, 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe wait is finally over for Kobe Bryant fans worldwide. After teasing audiences with an ultra-limited, Los Angeles-exclusive “Warning Label” drop during the 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend, Nike is officially giving the Kobe 3 Low Protro its first broad retail release. Setting the tone for the silhouette’s massive comeback this year, the brand has unveiled the stunning new “Pink Quartz” colorway, a vibrant homage to the Black Mamba’s explosive earliest days in the league.The “Pink Quartz” iteration serves as a deeply nostalgic tribute to Kobe Bryant’s first three seasons in the NBA. Specifically, the design draws its visual inspiration from the historic Los Angeles Forum arena, where the Lakers played prior to their move to the Staples Center. The exterior of the iconic venue frequently glowed pink against the California night sky, creating a distinct visual atmosphere that became intrinsically tied to that specific era of Lakers basketball.To perfectly capture that energy, the sneaker features a striking quilted upper drenched in soft, glowing pink tones. Providing a sharp sense of balance and structure, darker accents are strategically placed around the midfoot and heel. According to the brand, this thoughtful mix of light and dark elements mirrors the blend of raw, youthful energy and intense focus that defined Bryant’s early development on the hardwood.Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Kobe 3 Low Protro is entirely built for the modern game. Upgrading the original Kobe 3 blueprint, Nike has injected updated cushioning and performance technology into the shoe to vastly improve on-court responsiveness. The refined build ensures the sneaker feels noticeably lower and lighter on the foot, maintaining its recognizable, iconic design while significantly boosting its elite playability.Setting the stage for an exciting year of Kobe releases, the “Pink Quartz” edition is a must-have for both serious hoopers and dedicated collectors. The Nike Kobe 3 Low Protro “Pink Quartz” is officially scheduled to release on March 13, 2026, via Nike SNKRS and select global retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryStreetwear legend Hiroshi Fujiwara has officially teased an upcoming sneaker collaboration between his Harajuku-based concept store V.A. Tokyo, his fragment design imprint, and ConverseThe highly anticipated release will feature two of the footwear brand’s absolute most iconic silhouettes: the Chuck Taylor All-Star and the Jack PurcellLeaning heavily into Fujiwara’s signature minimalist aesthetic, both pairs arrive in a crisp white colorway highlighted by the iconic fragment design lightning bolt on the lateral heel and “VA” branding on the heel tabHiroshi Fujiwara is once again proving that sometimes, less truly is more. The legendary designer and “Godfather of Streetwear” has officially pulled back the curtain on his latest footwear project, revealing a sleek new collaboration between his multi-experience Harajuku concept store, V.A. Tokyo, his fragment design label, and Converse. Stripping things back to the absolute basics, the upcoming drop delivers a masterclass in subtle, high-impact branding across two of the most recognizable sneakers in history.Serving as a celebration of Fujiwara’s expanding cultural footprint in Harajuku, the collaboration utilizes the legendary Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star and the vintage-inspired Jack Purcell as its blank canvases. Rather than opting for loud, over-the-top color palettes or complex material overhauls, the V.A. Tokyo collection leans entirely into a pristine, everyday aesthetic. Both silhouettes are executed in an ultra-clean, monochromatic white construction, ensuring they can seamlessly integrate into any daily rotation.Of course, a Hiroshi Fujiwara project is all about the subtle, meticulous details. The minimalist white uppers serve as the perfect backdrop for the collaboration’s exclusive co-branding. On the lower lateral heel of each shoe, fans will find the instantly recognizable fragment design double lightning bolt logo proudly stamped in contrasting black. Moving to the back of the shoe, the standard Converse heel tabs have been customized to display “VA” text, officially cementing the connection to Fujiwara’s cultural hub.While an official global release date has yet to be confirmed, the V.A. Tokyo x fragment design x Converse collection is expected to drop in the coming weeks via the V.A. Tokyo flagship in Harajuku and its online store. Keep your eyes peeled, as fragment releases of this caliber never sit on the shelves for long.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Shox Z “Black/Pink Foam”Colorway: Black/Pink Foam/Off NoirSKU: HQ7540-006MSRP: ¥18,700 JPY (approx. $119 USD)Release Date: March 13Where to Buy: NikeNike is set to release the Shox Z in a “Black/Pink Foam” colorway, arriving in a streamlined silhouette that updates the Y2K Shox legacy. The upper, dressed in stark black, is constructed from a lightweight, breathable textile for comfort and durability.Pearlescent “Pink Foam” accents add a striking pastel twist to the monochrome base. At the heart of the sneaker lies its performance‑driven cushioning system, featuring four compact Pink Foam Shox columns in the heel. This vivid pop of color not only delivers resilient energy return – the hallmark of the Shox series – but also creates a bold visual contrast against the all‑black upper. The design is further elevated by a soft foam midsole and a modified circular Waffle outsole, ensuring durable traction across urban environments.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Lower Merion Aces Away”Colorway: Metallic Silver/Team Red-WhiteSKU: IM0557-001MSRP: $200 USDRelease Date: March 23, 2026Where to Buy: NikeBefore the five NBA championships, the 81-point game, and the global “Black Mamba” phenomenon, Kobe Bryant was a teenage phenom dominating the courts at Lower Merion High School in Pennsylvania. Honoring the origins of his legendary basketball journey, Nike is officially bringing back a beloved 2010 classic with the upcoming release of the Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Lower Merion Aces Away.”Serving as a direct tribute to Kobe’s alma mater, the “Lower Merion Aces Away” colorway brings a healthy dose of nostalgia mixed with modern performance upgrades. As its name suggests, the shoe’s design takes direct inspiration from the school’s road uniforms, employing a striking “Metallic Silver/Team Red-White” color palette.Taking a closer look at the details, the sneaker’s lightweight synthetic upper is dominated by a sleek, shimmering Metallic Silver base. The high school’s signature Team Red provides a sharp, aggressive contrast, boldly outlining the profile Swooshes, the heel counter, and the iconic Sheath logo on the tongue. Anchoring the design, crisp white accents hit the laces and the midsole, seamlessly bridging the metallic and crimson tones. Of course, the most important detail remains intact: the Lower Merion “Aces” logo proudly stamped on the heel, ensuring the high school connection is front and center.Beyond its sentimental aesthetics, the 2026 “Protro” (performance retro) edition updates the 2010 original with modern tech. Designed for the rigorous demands of today’s game—as recently seen on the feet of NBA players like Lonzo Ball—the shoe features an upgraded Zoom Air cushioning setup and improved traction, guaranteeing it performs just as well on the hardwood as it looks in a collector’s display.For fans of Kobe’s enduring legacy and high school basketball lore alike, this drop is an absolute must-have. The Nike Kobe 5 Protro “Lower Merion Aces Away” is slated to release on March 23, 2026, via Nike SNKRS and select global retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Total 90 III “Black Denim”Colorway: Black/WhiteSKU: IH3585-001MSRP: $125 USDRelease Date: Summer 2026The Nike Total 90 III is officially stepping off the pitch and onto the pavement with its latest “Black Denim” rendition. As the early 2000s football wave continues to hold strong across the cultural landscape, Nike keeps digging into its archive to deliver lifestyle-driven updates that seamlessly bridge the gap between performance heritage and modern everyday wear.Swapping out the model’s standard synthetic construction, the upper is now enveloped in a robust black denim. The material boasts a slightly faded, charcoal tone that introduces subtle texture and character without overcomplicating the aesthetic. Crisp white accents punctuate the dark base, appearing on the lateral Swooshes to provide a clean, high-contrast visual break.Despite the lifestyle-focused material overhaul, the silhouette strictly retains its defining heritage features. The oversized “90” badge remains prominent on the medial side, complemented by the signature stitched forefoot panels that instantly recall the original Total 90 lineage. Subtle “total90III” embroidery near the heel anchors the design. The low-cut profile rests on a solid black sole built for grip, utilizing a traction pattern that maintains its indoor court origins with functional pivot points and herringbone sections. Inside, a padded collar and a simple insole graphic complete the comfortable, everyday build.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryNike just revealed the First Sight collection, featuring three new hybrid silhouettes designed for womenThe Noir combines the styling of a track spike and loafer, Mirage a football boot and Oxford, and Shadow a basketball shoe and bootDropping first is the Noir, which arrives on March 20, with the other two models landing on shelves later this yearThe Nike First Sight line is a new campaign bringing fresh energy to women’s footwear. Designed to emphasize self-expression, three hybrid styles have been created by the brand. “What looks cool, appeals to her, and feels new and exciting? We wanted to ground this collection in Nike’s athletic DNA while opening it up to the future through the lens of sportswear made distinctly for her,” shares energy footwear expert Jeff Scott.Leading the collection is the Noir, which draws inspiration from track spikes and loafers. Previewed previously, the model is sleek with strong geometry present for the tooling. Another merging of two worlds is accomplished with the Mirage, which nods to football boots and Oxford dress shoes. A unique cushioning system sees 3D-sculpted TPU spikes stand out. Rounding out the range is the slip-on Shadow, blending Nike Basketball’s ’00 DNA with classic boots.The rollout of the Nike First Sight collection begins with the Noir, which debuts on March 20 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at an expected starting price of $125 USD. From there, the Mirage and Shadow are set to drop later this year.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Foot Locker just dropped adidas’ latest ADISTAR XLG revamps. Tapping into the essence of early ‘00s running culture synonymous with the ADISTAR line, the XLG reimagines a classic silhouette with bold, sleek design accents that blend comfort and utility. The new drops arrive in “Black/Silver” and “White/Solar Orange” colorways, now available on Foot Locker.From a visual standpoint, adidas’ ADISTAR revamp brings edgy flair to the classic runner, utilizing mixed materials, colorblocking, and retro branding to create a familiar Y2K aesthetic. The shoe features striking 3D sculpting, a synthetic exoskeleton that envelops the mesh uppers, along with 3D Three Stripes overlays at the quarter. Designed for versatile utility, a well-cushioned composition zones in on stability and all-day support underfoot. Technical features include a breathable mesh base that emphasizes fluid mobility, an RPU moulded cage for a snug, optimized fit, and Adiprene cushioning in the heel. Whether you’re hitting pavement or donning in leisure, the silhouette prioritizes both function and form, adding a rubber outsole for reliable traction.Other design highlights, like the iconic 3-Stripes and Badge of Sport logo, pay homage to the signature ADISTAR family. Reflective elements at the tongue, foxing and midsole heighten the shoe’s multi-dimensional look. These multi-colored and monochromatic themes complement a variety of style preferences — from punchy athletic wear ensembles to stealthy, street-bound outfits. Check out the “Black/Silver” and “White/Solar Orange” colorways in the galleries above. The ADISTAR XLG is now available at Foot Locker stores and online.Read more at Hypebeast

Name: Village PM SS26 CollectionColorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: €95 – €130 EUR (approx. $110 – $150 USD)Release Date: 2026Paris-based brand Village PM has revealed its Spring/Summer 2026 footwear campaign, headlined by the debut of the 1PM MID model. Designed for mobility and protection, the 1PM MID is a progressive mid-top evolution of the brand’s seminal silhouette featuring a padded collar cut low at the back for easy wear.Alongside the newcomer, the campaign highlights the core 1PM low-top and the canvas-based 1.30PM. The shoes incorporate Rubber Glove Technology, which features soft, sticky climbing rubber wrapped around the toes and heel, along with the brand’s Asymmetrical Precision Fi to ensure durability, grip and controlled flick. Colorways span navy, forest night, ash, and canvas options, with the 1.30PM offering naturally breathable rough canvas uppers that fade beautifully over time.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryPhoenix Suns superstar Devin Booker recently debuted a brand-new Player Exclusive (PE) colorway of his signature sneaker, the Nike Book 2, dubbed “The Valley”Unveiled during a recent matchup against the Chicago Bulls, the vibrant sneaker is specifically designed to match the Suns’ 2025–26 City Edition uniformsThe eye-catching design features a bold, pixel-style sunset graphic across the mesh upper, smoothly blending shades of purple, magenta, red, orange and yellowAfter spending the last few weeks showcasing a string of collegiate-inspired Player Exclusives, Devin Booker is officially bringing the spotlight back to his home court. During a recent matchup against the Chicago Bulls, the Phoenix Suns guard debuted a stunning new iteration of his second signature sneaker: the Nike Book 2 “The Valley” PE.Directly honoring the city of Phoenix and its surrounding desert landscape, the new Player Exclusive was purpose-built to perfectly complement the Suns’ 2025–26 City Edition uniforms. The “The Valley” concept has quickly become one of the most beloved and recognizable alternate looks in the entire NBA, and Booker’s latest footwear translates that iconic aesthetic flawlessly onto the hardwood.The sneaker’s design is anchored by a striking, pixel-style sunset graphic that stretches across the entirety of the breathable mesh upper. Mirroring the jersey’s bold aesthetic, the shoe features a flowing, multi-colored gradient that seamlessly blends rich shades of purple, magenta, red, orange, and yellow. Each color block fades smoothly into the next, creating a vibrant, high-contrast visual that immediately stands out under the arena lights.While Booker has recently paid homage to legendary college basketball programs with dedicated Michigan State and Kentucky Wildcats editions of the Book 2, “The Valley” PE serves as a brilliant celebration of his own franchise’s identity.As is the case with most of Devin Booker’s incredible on-court footwear, the Nike Book 2 “The Valley” is currently designated as a strict Player Exclusive, meaning a public retail release is highly unlikely. However, it offers fans yet another exciting glimpse at the expanding, highly versatile visual identity of his growing signature line. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Phoenix Suns (@suns)