Name: Nike Air Max 95 “Anthracite”Colorway: Black/Lime Blast-Anthracite-Metallic SilverSKU: IQ0285-010MSRP: $190 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeStepping into the 31st year of the Air Max 95, Nike further refines this legendary model with a sleek and muted “Anthracite” makeover. Executed with a focus on varied textures and a dark palette, this latest arrival offers a sophisticated take on the iconic, anatomy-inspired look.The sneaker maintains its signature tiered aesthetic, utilizing a premium blend of black and anthracite mesh across the upper. This shadowy base is layered with synthetic panels in fluctuating shades of charcoal and gray, while metallic silver embroidery provides a sharp visual break. Highlighting the shoe’s functional roots, reflective eyelets and rope laces are woven into the construction. Underfoot, the aesthetic is anchored by a blacked-out midsole housing visible Air units. A lightly stained blue hue is tucked inside the cushioning, finishing the pair with a delicate touch of color. Look out for the pair to arrive shortly in Spring.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: adidas Anthony Edwards 2 “Lucid Blue”Colorway: Lucid Blue/Lucid Ray BlueSKU: JQ9501MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: May 2026Where to Buy: adidasThe most electrifying signature line in basketball is ready for its sophomore encore. Following the massive cultural impact of the AE 1, adidas Basketball has officially provided a first look at the Anthony Edwards 2 in “Lucid Blue,” slated for a May 2026 release. As Edwards continues to cement his status as the face of the league, his second silhouette leans even harder into the futuristic, high-performance aesthetic that redefined the “Ant-Man” brand.The “Lucid Blue” colorway is a masterclass in monochromatic cooling. The sneaker features a monochromatic deep, electric blue hue that saturates the entire silhouette, from the breathable knit upper to the aggressive, generative-design TPU sidewalls. While the AE 1 was famous for its honeycomb structure, the AE 2 introduces a refined, more fluid cage system designed to handle Edwards’ explosive lateral movements while shedding weight. The sleek, low-profile collar and integrated bootie system return, offering that signature 1-to-1 fit that players and sneakerheads alike have praised.Technically, the AE 2 is said to feature an upgraded cushioning stack, likely evolving the Lightboost and Lightstrike combination for maximum energy return. The “Lucid Blue” is an aesthetic representation of Edwards’ “cold-blooded” mentality on the court. With a launch window set right in the heat of the 2026 NBA Playoffs, adidas is clearly positioning the AE 2 to be the defining sneaker of the postseason. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Yyt_Snkrs (@yyt_snkrs)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryHIDDEN.NY has sparked widespread speculation after teasing a white patent leather sneaker collaboration on its secondary Instagram account, @HIDDENPPFWhile initially mistaken for a Nike Air Force 1, the teaser’s distinct rounded geometry and high-gloss finish have been confirmed as the iconic BAPE STASlated for a 2026 release, the partnership represents a major milestone for the digital-moodboard-turned-brand, marking its first official project with the legendary Japanese streetwear labelThe transition from digital moodboard to streetwear powerhouse is nearly complete. Over the weekend, HIDDEN.NY sent the sneaker world into a frenzy by teasing a potential collaboration with the legendary Japanese label BAPE. Posted to the brand’s secondary Instagram account, @HIDDENPPF, the cryptic image features a single, high-detail shot of a lateral heel counter, showcasing HIDDEN’s signature encircled “h” logo embossed onto crisp white patent leather.The teaser initially sparked a wave of “Nike Air Force 1” rumors, as HIDDEN has previously released custom runs of the iconic silhouette. However, eagle-eyed collectors quickly noted the distinct, rounded geometry of the backtab and the specific sheen of the patent leather—unmistakable hallmarks of the BAPE STA. The choice of material is a deliberate nod to NIGO’s golden era in the early 2000s, when high-gloss BAPE STAs were the ultimate status symbol in streetwear.For HIDDEN.NY, which began as an anonymous curation page followed by the likes of Drake and Virgil Abloh, an official BAPE partnership represents the “final boss” of brand validation. Following successful 2025 drops with ASICS and Salomon, this collaboration signals that 2026 will be the year the “Past, Present, Future” label officially joins the pantheon of streetwear legends.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Dunk Low “Now Accepting All Flowers”Colorway: Light Violet Ore/Sail-Metallic Gold-HealingSKU: IQ0386-226MSRP: $130 USDRelease Date: February 11Where to Buy: NikeNike continues to expand its Valentine’s Day 2026 lineup, introducing a Dunk Low in the special “Now Accepting All Flowers” iteration. This model joins the previously revealed Air Force 1 and Air Max 95, all centered around a celebratory and inclusive message of love.The silhouette is constructed with a tonal Light Violet Ore palette, featuring a durable canvas base paired with premium suede overlays. This mix of materials provides a sophisticated textural contrast while maintaining a clean, monochromatic aesthetic. The design’s key element is found on the inner tongue, which bears the phrase “Now Accepting All Flowers,” complemented by vibrant floral graphics on the outer tongue and insoles. For a final touch of luxury, the sneaker includes a metallic gold chain accessory draped from the top eyelet to the back tab. The chain is adorned with branded charms, including the Swoosh, a retro Nike logo and a purple flower that anchors the design. Expect this pair to bloom alongside the rest of the Valentine’s Day capsule this February.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Dior Roadie Lace-Up BootMSRP: $1,200 USDRelease Date: Available NowWhere to Buy: DiorStraight from the runway of Dior’s Spring/Summer 2026 show, Jonathan Anderson’s debut signature shoe for the renowned fashion house has arrived. Introducing the Dior Roadie lace-up boot, the latest offering channels the spirit of a vintage driving shoe fused with bold innovation. Its design rests on a seamless tubular sole, a true technical feat that ensures flexibility and comfort while maintaining a nonchalant mood.Crafted in Italy from premium suede calfskin with lambskin lining, the high-top silhouette features a padded collar and chunky laces that also come with suede tips. An embroidered Dior signature is featured on the side panels, complete with embossed detailing on the shoe’s tongue, heel and a branded leather loop. A rubber outsole boasting an engraved Dior’s signature Cannage grounds the design with a fitting aesthetic.The Dior Roadie is available now in brown, gray, dark green or beige colorways through Dior’s webstore and boutiques.⁠Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Netflix x Converse All Star Aged HiColorway: BlackSKU: 31317330MSRP:￥22,000 JPY (approximately $140 USD)Release Date: January 23Where to Buy: Converse JapanNetflix and Converse Japan are teaming up for a collaborative All Star Aged Hi, which arrives in a special co-branded box.The all-black hi-cut model is crafted with a variety of materials, including canvas, suede and smooth leather. To follow Netflix’s color scheme, much of the branding arrives in a stark red hue: the circular All Star patch on the medial ankle, the embroidered Netflix insignia on the lateral ankle and the tongue tags. The shoe rests on a shiny leather black midsole and waffle outsole, while black laces tie it together for a cohesive finish.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Valentine’s Day”Colorway: Pink Foam/Pink Foam-BlackSKU: IQ9965-601MSRP: $125 USDRelease Date: January 14Where to Buy: NikeRounding out its Air Force 1 Low “Valentine’s Day” collection for 2026, Nike has unveiled a pink iteration to join the previously revealed black and red colorways. This latest addition brings a traditional romantic palette to the trio, offering a delicate alternative for the holiday of love.Consistent with the earlier models, the pink pair adopts a monochromatic aesthetic characterized by an all-over print of tiny hearts across the upper. In addition, Nike continues the theme with thoughtful, understated details; for example, the back of the tongue is inscribed with the phrase “Love Is In The Air,” effectively transforming the silhouette into a wearable love letter. To complete the premium package, each pair includes a silver heart-shaped locket charm attached to the laces, serving as a functional keepsake. Look out for the pair to arrive on the same date as the rest of the Air Force 1 Low “Valentine’s Day” pack.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

SummaryA rare Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Realtree Camo” sample surfaces for 2026The design features camouflage ripstop overlays, warm high-pile lining, and gum solesWhile unconfirmed for retail, the pair signals Jordan Brand’s shift toward functional, utility-inspired aestheticsFollowing a massive year for Realtree camouflage on Nike silhouettes like the Air Force 1 and Air Max Sunder, the outdoorsy aesthetic has officially migrated to Jordan Brand. A first look at an Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Realtree Camo” sample has surfaced, signaling a continued push toward functional, utility-inspired design in 2026.Based on the initial preview, the silhouette maintains the classic Air Jordan 1 Low OG color blocking with a crisp white leather base and a sharp black Swoosh. However, the traditional leather overlays are replaced with a Realtree camouflage pattern executed in rugged ripstop material. Enhancing the outdoor theme, the interior lining features a high-pile, chenille-like material for added warmth, while a light brown gum outsole completes the earthy aesthetic underfoot.As of now, it remains unclear if the Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Realtree Camo” is strictly a sample or slated for a general release later this year. Regardless, the pair serves as a fascinating indicator of the Jumpman’s evolving design language. Check out the sample shots above.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max Phenomena “Burgundy Crush”Colorway: Burgundy Crush/Metallic Silver/Burgundy Ash/BlackSKU: IM8814-600MSRP: $165 USDRelease Date: Spring 2026Where to Buy: NikeThe Air Max lineage has always been defined by its ability to evolve, and the latest addition to the family, the Nike Air Max Phenomena, is no exception. Revealed today in a stunning “Burgundy Crush” colorway, the silhouette represents a sophisticated shift for the franchise, leaning into a “luxury-tech” aesthetic that feels right at home in 2026’s high-fashion landscape.The “Burgundy Crush” palette is a masterclass in tonal depth. The upper utilizes a gradient of deep burgundy crush premium leather. This iteration opts for a moody, monochromatic look that emphasizes the sculptural geometry of the midsole. At the heart of the Phenomena is its revolutionary cushioning system. The enlarged, visible Air unit is tinted in a deep brown finish, seamlessly integrating a metallic Swoosh. The “Burgundy Crush” is designed for those who want the comfort of a performance runner with the aesthetic weight of a designer loafer.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Name: Nike Air Max Plus “Black/Purple Dynasty”Colorway: Black/Purple Dynasty/Desert Berry/Platinum VioletSKU: DZ3670-006MSRP: $185 USDRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: NikeNike’s Air Max Plus series continues to grow with new iterations and fresh renderings. The Black/Purple Dynasty” colorway arrives as a visually captivating addition to the Tuned Air lineage, drawing aesthetic inspiration from the ethereal glow and mesmerizing palette of the Northern Lights.The sneaker centers on a lightweight textile upper that features a dramatic, Aurora Borealis-esque gradient, transitioning seamlessly through celestial hues of “Purple Dynasty,” “Desert Berry” and “Platinum Violet.” This cosmic backdrop is encased in the silhouette’s signature TPU “fingers,” which are rendered in a deep black to mimic a night sky, providing structural support across the quarters while accentuating the vibrant colors beneath. A miniature Swoosh in a contrasting metallic finish anchors the midfoot, while the tongue maintains the dark theme with a sleek black finish and traditional hexagonal “Tn” branding.Complementing its striking upper, the sneaker retains the high-performance engineering that has defined the Air Max Plus since 1998. The technical foundation is built upon a black polyurethane midsole that houses visible Air Max units in both the forefoot and heel, offering tuned support and impact protection. A prominent midfoot shank, shaped like a whale’s tail for stability, bridges the gap between the cushioning units and reflects the shoe’s heritage. The design is rounded out by black round laces and a durable rubber outsole featuring the classic waffle-inspired traction pattern.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast