a new sneaker retail brand launches in Moscow Everything about the new brand and flagship store, created and design by creative agency Rosie Lee, is steeped in sneaker and urban culture. It’s name and logo are inspired by the term sneakerheads use for new shoe releases and highlights the delivery method to get valuable products to hard to reach areas. The design of the livery and the store itself are inspired by urban street environments with the graphics taking a lead from airmail aesthetics using a colour palette rooted in contemporary sneaker culture aesthetics. Every sneakerhead pays close attention to drop dates – it’s essential to ensuring you can cop the latest sneakers that excite you the most. The historical origin of the term ‘drop’ in this context comes from airdrops, where essential supplies are literally dropped from aircraft to people in otherwise inaccessible locations. The use of this term has evolved to mean the first delivery of any streetwear product – fitting perfectly with DRoP!’
s mission to deliver the freshest product to hungry sneakerheads. We used the combination of these two meanings as the inspiration for the logo. Graphic elements —such as the diagonal lines— and items throughout the store —like DRoP! of the Week— are inspired by the anticipation of receiving a fresh sneaker delivery and the feeling of the unboxing moment.The colours are inspired by prevailing trends in sneaker culture that have rooted themselves as mainstays: all-black-everything; subtle military inspired hues.Material palette / aesthetic The material palette is inspired by the urban environment; We’re obsessive photographers and constantly draw inspiration from details in street furniture: from a steel panel covering the window of a derelict building to granite grooves in grand architecture, to accidental street art. we synthesized elements of the urban environment from Moscow and cities across the globe, recontextualising them to work in a retail environment that has it's rooted in experiences the sneakerhead can identify with.
consumer, the first consideration in any outfit is their sneakers. We call this building your outfit from the feet up. To highlight this point of view, photographic compositions are arranged in reverse to tradition, so feet are always at the top of the compositionThe adidas Yeezy 350 Boost “Black” is the newest colorway of the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost that is set to release later late August 2015. The second colorway of the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost is dressed in a full Black color scheme. Built with adidas’ Primeknit through the one-piece upper that includes canvas detailing on the heel tab. Other details include a Black leather circle with the “YZY” imprint, all sitting atop a Boost cushioning that provides for a comfortable ride. Check out the additional photos of the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost “Black” below and look for them to release on Saturday, August 22nd, 2015 at select adidas Consortium retailers. The retail price tag is set at $200 USD. adidas Yeezy 350 Boost
Pirate Black/Pirate Black-Pirate Black UPDATE: The highly anticipated adidas Yeezy 350 Boost “Black” is finally set to release tomorrow, August 22nd at select adidas Consortium retailers, including Wish ATL. Read below for all the locations that will be carrying the release. UPDATE: We are now less than a week away from the “Black” adidas Yeezy 350 Boost to officially launch. Today, thanks to @sneakershouts we have a few on-feet photos of those wondering how they’ll look when worn. Check out the additional images below and for more info continuing reading below. UPDATE: We now receive official photos of the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost “Pirate Black” that is getting ready for its launch on August 22nd. They’ll also be available in 1/2 sizes too. UPDATE: Here is a quick on-feet video review of the “Black” adidas Yeezy 350 Boost via TheRealTBlake that will also be available in half-sizes. There is also an image of visible box tags confirming 1/2 size releases via @onlymjscollected.
UPDATE: Here is a full list of all the stores worldwide that have confirmed the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost “Black” release. J2 / SneakerBox (Vancouver, Canada) LESS 17 (Calgary, Canada) Smets Premium Store Brussels The Good Will Out adidas Originals (Shanghai, China) adidas Flagship Stores (Apgujung, Myungdong, Hondae, Itaewon, Gwangju) 10 Corso Como (South Korea) Beijing SLT Brand Center (Beijing, China) Crossover Concept Store (Malaysia) Dice & Dice (Japan) Galleria West (South Korea) Lane Crawford (Beijing, China) United Arrows & Sons (Japan) Wood Green – Tumbler Market (Beijing, China) adidas Originals (Chadstone, Emporium) UDPATE: While we are only a few more weeks away from the adidas Yeezy 350 Boost “Black” releasing, we now take another preview look via Kevin Robles at the anticipated release. Stay tuned to Sneaker Bar for further updates, as well as a detailed video review coming soon.The R Store @therstoremcr – Mon 13th - 12:12Give it up 3 times for NYC!
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