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Jordan Brand continues to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Air Jordan 4 with new releases, including the much-anticipated return of the "Fear" colorway and another collaboration with A Ma Maniére . Adding to this lineup is the recently leaked Air Jordan 4 NET, set to debut in December. The Air Jordan 4 NET features a unique design where the signature netting extends beyond the underlays, enveloping the tongue. The heel tab is also shaped to reflect this net-inspired theme. The initial "White" colorway features an all-white upper, complemented by golden Jumpman ornaments. While Jordan Brand has yet to officially announce the Air Jordan 4 NET sneaker, the "White" colorway of the shoe is expected to drop on December 2 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $210 USD.

Nike has introduced a new "Vintage Green" colorway for the increasingly popular Zoom Vomero 5 silhouette. The earthy iteration features a deep green mesh base complemented by reflective 3M detailing on the overlays. The silver Swoosh is set atop a TPU caging, while additional branding appears on the tan, green, and black tongue tags, insoles, and an embroidered mini check on the heel. The sneaker is anchored by a white and tan midsole that enhances its Fall-ready aesthetic, and is finished with matching green laces. The Nike Zoom Vomero 5 "Vintage Green" sneaker is set to release next month via Nike and select retailers for $160 USD.

A$AP Rocky has just released a new track titled “ Tailor Swif ,” a fan-favorite that was previously known as “Wetty”. The catchy song produced by Hitkidd  cleverly plays on the name of pop star Taylor Swift in its chorus, with lines like, "I’m too swift / don’t tell Taylor 'bout this sh*t / Go to my tailor / Got me dripped up in the district". Originally debuted during Rocky's performance at Rolling Loud Portugal in July 2022, “Tailor Swif” leaked shortly after, leading to high anticipation for an official release. Despite his earlier stance on excluding leaked tracks from his upcoming album, Don't Be Dumb , Rocky surprised fans by including this song in the project. He explained that any track on the album serves as a "catalyst to your story." While the release of Don't Be Dumb has been delayed to the fall, “Tailor Swif” offers a glimpse into what fans can expect from the album. Enjoy!

Brain Dead is back with adidas to unveil a lively new lineup of Stan Smith sneakers. Following their recent collaboration on a bowling shoe, this collaboration introduces four fresh colorways of "Vapour Pink," "Shadow Green," "Clear Brown," and "Light Bahia Blue." The hues mark a departure from the more subdued black and white tones of their previous "Unstructured" Stan Smiths, with their more colorful aesthetic. The new Stan Smiths maintain Brain Dead's signature style, featuring their perforated logo on the lateral side. A standout element is the turf-like detailing at the heel, a hallmark of Brain Dead's design approach. Distressed details continue along the laces. Fans can look forward to the official release of the Brain Dead x adidas Stan Smith sneakers on Saturday, September 7 via adidas , Brain Dead , and select retailers.

Vancouver rapper Eric Reprid has released the visuals for his remix of Far East Movement 's 2010 smash single “Like A G6”, now titled “ Like A Chink Bitch ”. Directed by Shamlo and Bryant Hyun , with cinematography by Alexander Robichaud and Jared Franklyn Brown , the music video for “Like A Chink Bitch” shows Eric Reprid and his grandmother enjoying a night out at the strip club. Earlier this year, Eric Reprid gained notoriety after dropping his two singles “ SUKI " and “ GINGER ”. The track “SUKI” went viral on X and TikTok back in February after sparking conversation due to a controversial lyric in its hook referencing "bussy."

Supreme has officially confirmed the release of its highly anticipated Air Force 1 Mid sneakers in collaboration with Nike for the Fall/Winter 2024 season. This announcement follows earlier reports of an expanded partnership between the two brands. The upcoming release features two classic colorways of all-white and all-black, both adorned with the signature Supreme box logo at the heel. Constructed with a full-grain leather upper and perforated leather toe panels, the sneakers also include DURAPLUSH lining for added comfort. Additional details include co-branded decals on the footbed, laces, tongue label, insole, and embroidered logos at the eyestay. The Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Mid sneakers will be available globally on August 29 at 11 a.m. EST via Supreme's webstore  for $133 USD, with a subsequent release in Asia on August 31.

For the latest installment of our Behind The Brand interview series, we caught up with Zuno , the founder of Sydney, Australia-based streetwear brand NEVER FOREVER X . In our interview, Zuno reflects on NEVER FOREVER X's origins and its evolution, his creative process, and outlines his ambitious goals for the future. He also shares insights into his favorite clothing brands and offers valuable advice for aspiring designers and clothing brand owners. Read on to learn more about Zuno and NEVER FOREVER X's journey and impact on the streetwear scene. What inspired you to start NEVER FOREVER X? I wanted to have something where I could put all my creative energy into as an outlet. Heavily inspired by the creative energy I had as a child. Trying to tap back into that flowing zone when I was a kid customizing cars on Need For Speed for hours. Paint jobs and body kits and rims. Designing a feeling. Or when I would boot up Tony Hawk's American Wasteland and spend hours customizing ...