The Stylish Insider

In addition to the obvious practical purposes for doing so, wearing sneakers has long been a method of self-expression. People have been wearing Converse Chuck Taylors long after their use on the basketball court had grown outdated due to their undeniable rock-and-roll cool look. The same is true for the adidas Superstar and hip-hop, and there really is no need to go on about street culture’s obsession with Air Jordan retros over the last two decades plus; young people rock Jays who are not even old enough to have watched MJ lace them up and grace them on the hardwood. So why not a faith-based sneaker? It is no secret that Christian-themed clothing has long had a presence in American culture as well as in other countries. Everything from cross necklaces to graphic tees to WWJD bracelets are all around, worn by believers and readily available to be purchased. Until now, though, Christianity has not established a strong foothold in the shoe game. Enter Alma Savior and its first of...

Nike has officially revealed the upcoming Air Force 1 Low "Horse of a Different Color" iteration. The classic sneaker gets a bold update, swapping traditional leather for orange pony hair. The design is one of three pony hair AF1s dropping this year. You can pick up the Nike Air Force 1 "Horse of a Different Color" pair in Fall 2026 via Nike and select retailers for $140 USD.

Official images of the upcoming Nike Air Liquid Max "Black/Radiant Blue" sneaker have surfaced. The sneaker features a black upper with blue and sapphire gradients, made from a three-layer mesh inspired by poison dart frog toe pads. The shoe rests on a radical cut-out sole with exposed Air pods that replace the traditional midsole for a lightweight, bouncy ride. The Nike Air Liquid Max "Black/Radiant Blue" sneaker drops later this year via Nike and select retailers for $210 USD.

Diptyque is updating its classic candle for 2026 with a focus on sustainability. Working with designer Julie Richoz , the brand tweaked the timeless glass jar to make it 10% lighter. The new design features an oval ridge around the label and works with a new refill system in eco-friendly packaging. The brand also enlisted renowned perfumers Alexandra Carlin and Olivia Giacobetti  to create five new scents. The lineup includes Café, Ortie, Sésame Noir, Rhubarbe, and Shiso. A collection of new accessories, including glass holders and porcelain trays, is also available. The updated candles and new fragrances launch later this year via Diptyque with the refill system arriving in Fall 2026.