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Its upper, which mixes together premium suede with woven textile and
mesh, is far simpler as it draws influence from vintage sneakers. Shop Adidas Y-3
By comparison, the QISAN COZY is far more aggressive in its look, the
neoprene layered over with many a suede and rubber detail. What’s more,
while similar to the aforementioned in structure, the sole aids the
distinction as it adds ridges and an exposed TPU plate.
When it comes to fashion collaborations, Buy Adidas Y-3 stands out as a high-fashion-meets-sportswear sub-label that fuses adidas’s athletics-geared DNA with Yohji Yamamoto‘s signature minimalist Japanese street style. The crossover continues with adidas Y-3 delivering the adidas Y-3 Kaiwa in a neon “Semi Frozen Yellow.” Although this neon green and beige offering strays from Yamamoto’s usual greyscale color palette, the new arrangement still retains a sleek, futuristic look.
But that doesn’t mean the layers are gone entirely; rather, they’re more visually evident as the sides extend onto the printed sole and the inner sockliner further separates itself from the exterior collar. Adidas Y-3 Sale The former, which wraps both the forefoot as well as the profile, bears thick, partially see-through mesh fabrics that shroud a much more breathable, open-knit variant. Branding, then, completes the pair in bright white, spelling out “Y-3” next to the adidas and Yohji Yamamoto names.
This version by Adidas Y-3 Shoes — the sub-label ostensibly headed by Yohji Yamamoto — is its most dramatic transformation yet. But when I say dramatic, I’m mostly referring to the details themselves. The colorway is certainly anything but, aligning with the high fashion component’s penchant for Triple Black. Even the branding follows suit as it hits tongue and the hook-and-loop strap that plays off the original’s fastener. And while the rest of the paneling may be somewhat true to the standard, its side is lacking in its use of the Three Stripes. This is a result of the added zipper that wraps from the lateral profile up to the medial collar.
adidas and Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto look to expand upon their collaborative Men's/Women's Adidas Y-3 family try with a brand new footwear model dubbed the ZX Run. The arrival of this finely crafted silhouette comes in rather timely fashion as the Three Stripes is amidst a robust revival of their ZX line with their "30 Years of Torsion" pack. This lifestyle offering brings Yamamoto’s signature design language into play here by use of a two-toned upper constructed with a mesh base and accented with layers of premium leather and suede panels.
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When it comes to fashion collaborations, Buy Adidas Y-3 stands out as a high-fashion-meets-sportswear sub-label that fuses adidas’s athletics-geared DNA with Yohji Yamamoto‘s signature minimalist Japanese street style. The crossover continues with adidas Y-3 delivering the adidas Y-3 Kaiwa in a neon “Semi Frozen Yellow.” Although this neon green and beige offering strays from Yamamoto’s usual greyscale color palette, the new arrangement still retains a sleek, futuristic look.
But that doesn’t mean the layers are gone entirely; rather, they’re more visually evident as the sides extend onto the printed sole and the inner sockliner further separates itself from the exterior collar. Adidas Y-3 Sale The former, which wraps both the forefoot as well as the profile, bears thick, partially see-through mesh fabrics that shroud a much more breathable, open-knit variant. Branding, then, completes the pair in bright white, spelling out “Y-3” next to the adidas and Yohji Yamamoto names.
This version by Adidas Y-3 Shoes — the sub-label ostensibly headed by Yohji Yamamoto — is its most dramatic transformation yet. But when I say dramatic, I’m mostly referring to the details themselves. The colorway is certainly anything but, aligning with the high fashion component’s penchant for Triple Black. Even the branding follows suit as it hits tongue and the hook-and-loop strap that plays off the original’s fastener. And while the rest of the paneling may be somewhat true to the standard, its side is lacking in its use of the Three Stripes. This is a result of the added zipper that wraps from the lateral profile up to the medial collar.
adidas and Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto look to expand upon their collaborative Men's/Women's Adidas Y-3 family try with a brand new footwear model dubbed the ZX Run. The arrival of this finely crafted silhouette comes in rather timely fashion as the Three Stripes is amidst a robust revival of their ZX line with their "30 Years of Torsion" pack. This lifestyle offering brings Yamamoto’s signature design language into play here by use of a two-toned upper constructed with a mesh base and accented with layers of premium leather and suede panels.
www.amazyfoot.com
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