Showing posts with label adidas consortium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adidas consortium. Show all posts

Monday, 9 July 2012

Adidas x Stefan Glerum


The final post on the adidas Consortium 'Your Story' sneaker collection, we're taking a look at the Decade Hi collaboration with Amsterdam-based illustrator Stefan Glerum

As we've mentioned before, the 'Your Story' project sees nine creative’s collaborating on a range of silhouettes from the Consortium F/W11 collection. Chosen from Olympic cities around the world, the selected creative partners were asked to take inspiration from their own past Olympic memories, translating them on to a shoe.

Glerum chose to represent Amsterdam with a fairly subdued Decade Hi, featuring a navy blue and white colourway with a pop of red around the ankle collar. The shoes utilise a mix of nylon and leather, with the tongue displaying an interesting detail of three crosses - something which was inspired by the Amsterdam city flag. Both the outer sole and insole also features one of Glerum's illustrations; a 'fuller-figured' woman pole-vaulting.



Monday, 25 June 2012

Adidas x Shaniqwa-Jarvis


Following on from our previous post about the adidas Consortium 'Your Story' project, the second of the five-shoe releases happened on Saturday, and included this ZX500 silhouette designed by London-based photographer Shaniqwa Jarvis.

The 'Your Story' project sees nine creative’s collaborating on a range of silhouettes from the Consortium F/W11 collection. Chosen from Olympic cities around the world, the selected creative partners were asked to take inspiration from their own past Olympic memories, translating them on to a shoe. (A&S)




 




Tuesday, 12 June 2012

Adidas x Kate Moross (not Kate Moss)



Part of the ongoing adidas Consortium ‘Your Story’ project, this collaboration with designer and illustrator Kate Moross is themed around the 2012 London Olympics. Created with grey suede uppers, the shoes feature a reflective triangle-based pattern including block-colour traingles which reference the various colours of the Olympic rings...