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Miss Saigon Custom Kicks Vol.4 â€"

What better way to say “you mean a lot to me� than with a shoe? Saigon Customs hand-painted designs are making a statement to all shoe enthusiasts. Not only can they wear there favorite shoes they can now put there favorite person’s image on them. This classic Adidas is an obvious idea of an Alicia Keys fan. Hand-painted design really captures the essence of customizing shoes. It’s telling the world how you feel and what your personality is with out saying something. All you need is your favorite shoes, a paint and brush. But if you don’t have any artistry just leave it to the pro! close

Chapter Express x Adidas Decade Hi

Japan is on the map, especially with the release of the Chapter Express x Adidas Decade Hi W, which is a collaborative effort between Adidas and Tokyo-based shoe retailer Chapter Express. The Decade comes in two colorways: black and white, and uses full nubuck and leather uppers, respectively. The black pair features a black nubuck upper with blue, pink, and yellow contrasts on the stripes, tongue, perforated side panel, and outsole. The white pair is quite different, with a white leather upper and contrasting rainbow design on the stripes, tongue tag, and laces. The side panel features a special rainbow pearl tre-foil design, making this pair of sneakers stand out. They’re both available now exclusively on Chapter Express for about $110 each. close

adidas Originals Star Wars Collecti

Star Wars mania helped to pave the way for modern sneakerhead culture.  We don’t mean to forget about baseball cards or other types of action figures, it’s just that hardcore Star Wars fans are so passionate about keeping their stuff ‘deadstock’ that there’s an obvious carryover (The Cool Kids, anyone?).  Now that Jeff Staple has just turned in his second Star Trek-inspired Pack of Airwalks (please, for the love of the Force, do not confuse the two!), we’re finally getting our first glimpse at adidas’ upcoming Star Wars collection.  This pair of what looks to be Top Ten His is modeled after Princess Leia’s unforgettable golden ’slave’ bikini.  Get ready to add these to your size 10 Jedis and check out more photos after the jump.  via nitro:liciousRead the rest of adidas Originals Star Wars Collection â€" Princess Leia Preview© Sneaker News, 2009. |Permalink |No comment |Add todel.icio.us close

adidas Originals Star Wars Collecti

The adidas Star Wars Collection is sneaking out in bits and pieces and one of the first looks we are getting is the Princess Leia Top Ten Hi. The shoes look to be inspired by her slave bikini and are composed of grey satin, purple suede and gold piping. These teaser pictures are just enough to make us want more. Via nitro:licious close

Star Wars x adidas Originals Collec

The Star Wars x adidas Originals Collection for 2010 is already proving to be a much larger lineup then the simple tw0 sneaker pack released in 2007. So far we have viewed previews of the adidas ZX700 ‘Yodaâ€â„¢ and the adidas Top Ten ‘Skywalkerâ€â„¢ and now here we have a preview of a third style in the collection. This time its a design inspired by Princess Leia. I can’t quite make out exactly what adidas shoe it is but as we can see in the previews the sneakers consist of a color scheme and graphics resembling Princess Leiaâ€â„¢s iconic golden “metal bikiniâ€� slave outfit which she was forced to wear at Jabbaâ€â„¢s palace.Click here to check out a few more preview photos of the sneakers and keep it locked for details and information regarding an official release date. Via: Nitroliciousadidas Top Ten ‘Skywalker’ Preview – Adidas Originals Star Wars Collectionadidas ZX700 ‘Yoda’ Preview – adidas Originals Star Wars CollectionAdidas Top Ten Hi ‘60 Years of Soles and Stripes’adidas TS Commander LT ‘Superman’Ghostface Killah x adidas Stan Smithadidas Originals ‘NBA Western Conference’ Pac close

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