SummaryNo/Faith Studios x PUMA unveil the BEISSER campaign, shot by William Arcand with moody industrial aestheticsThe sneaker features serrated outsole lugs, layered suede uppers, and patchwork-inspired texturesOfficial release set for April 3 via No/Faith StudiosThe No/Faith Studios x PUMA BEISSER campaign, shot by William Arcand, presents a moody, industrial aesthetic that mirrors the sneaker’s aggressive design language. The imagery emphasizes a sense of raw, urban-ness in gritty textures and earthy palettes that accentuate the BEISSER’s serrated outsole and aerodynamic profile.Captured through Arcand’s moody and raw perspective, the campaign’s palette is dominated by deep industrial tones, most notably a muddy and slightly rusty brown. The PUMA BEISSER features distinctive, tooth-like sole lugs designed to grip the ground with intent, a design trait it shares with the iconic Mostro. The collaborative model is crafted with layered suede uppers, emphasizing a street-sport edge that refuses to compromise on its unapologetic “bite”.The No/Faith Studios x PUMA BEISSER sneaker will be officially released on April 3 through No/Faith Studios.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Shox R4 “Iron Man”Colorway: Team Crimson/Black-Bright CrimsonSKU: IH4406-600MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: Summer 2026Nike continues to demonstrate the timeless appeal of its early-2000s tech runners with the upcoming release of the Nike Shox R4 “Iron Man.” While not an official collaboration with Marvel or Tony Stark, the striking “Team Crimson/Black/Bright Crimson” arrangement clearly evokes the recognizable aesthetic of the iconic Avengers superhero suit.Transitioning from its performance-informed roots into a fashionable lifestyle model, the latest Shox R4 arrives with a bold, change-of-season design. The pair is constructed with leather paneling that runs along the tongue and around the forefoot, anchored by the signature columned Shox technology at the heel — all drenched in a rich shade of crimson red.Contrasting the dominant red tones, the profiles feature an eye-catching, iridescent gold-brown finish that solidifies the unofficial superhero moniker. The bold material application and vibrant color-blocking further cement the retro runner’s status as a standout viz-tech model.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Air Jordan 6 “Sashiko”Colorway: Pale Ivory/Multi-Color-Work Blue-WhiteSKU: IR7255-110MSRP: TBCRelease Date: 2026Official images of the Air Jordan 6 “Sashiko” sneaker showcase a heritage-inspired design that blends traditional Japanese stitching with the modern Jordan Brand silhouette. The sneaker highlights a “Pale Ivory” leather upper with stitched canvas overlays, topped with bold Jujizashi cross-stitching layered over blue tie-dye panels.This mended aesthetic is defined by intricate sashiko chain stitching that secures the edges of the jagged side panels, replacing standard construction with a look that honors the wabi-sabi philosophy of finding beauty in repair. Notable highlights include a multi-colored tongue cover in blue and orange – accented with cream stitching – and heel counters that reveal patchwork denim through distinct cutouts. Underfoot, the sculpted midsole is rendered in a clean mix of white and cream, punctuated by translucent windows and Work Blue accents that mirror the tongue’s palette.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max 90 “Korea Family Reunion”Colorway: Black/White-Gold Leaf-Pear-Black Tea-Blue JaySKU: IR5903-010MSRP: $150 USDRelease Date: May 21, 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike is placing the Air Max 90 in the global spotlight with a highly inventive new release. Foregoing a standard retro colorway, the upcoming Nike Air Max 90 “Korea Family Reunion” leans heavily into football history, directly reworking signature details from the legendary Nike Mercurial Vapor 1 boots worn by Cristiano Ronaldo during his early days at Sporting CP.The pitch-ready inspiration is evident across the entirety of the retro runner. Mimicking the original boot’s construction, the Air Max 90 adopts a lightweight synthetic upper detailed with wavy overlays that perfectly capture an aggressive, early-2000s aesthetic. The color palette also stays incredibly true to the Mercurial story, blending dark tones with sharp orange accents to create a fast and dynamic feel.Further separating this iteration from standard Air Max 90 releases, the design introduces orange piping around the mudguard and a modified heel shape that nods to the classic soccer cleat. Adding an unmistakable football-driven touch, the pair features a distinct fold-over tongue. To complete the thematic release, exclusive Korean branding is hidden beneath the tongue and stamped across the insoles.The Nike Air Max 90 “Korea Family Reunion” is scheduled to launch on May 21, 2026, via Nike and select global retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast