PMK customs have been working on two pairs of custom Balenciaga Arenas for NBA star Tristan Thompson. As luxurious as the design already are, PMK have upped the ante with scaly textured two tone natural and all black python skin designs adding to the richness and quality of the high-end sneaker. This isn’t the first time PMK customs have worked on such projects as shoes have also been created for Jay-Z and Lebron James.
To get your own custom sneakers or to check out their entire collection visit www.pmkcustoms.com
PMK customs have been working on two pairs of custom Balenciaga Arenas for NBA star Tristan Thompson. As luxurious as the design already are, PMK have upped the ante with scaly textured two tone natural and all black python skin designs adding to the richness and quality of the high-end sneaker. This isn’t the first time PMK customs have worked on such projects as shoes have also been created for Jay-Z and Lebron James.
To get your own custom sneakers or to check out their entire collection visit www.pmkcustoms.com
Adidas Originals and Opening Ceremony have released their collaborative SS14 lookbook. Now in its fourth season, the collection has taken inspiration from two different sports, Baseball and Taekwondo.
Seams on baseball jackets, skirts, trainers and hats; among other pieces, are decorated with baseball and cross stitches. Pin stripes are subtly placed on collars and bottom edges whilst also loudly laid across mens shirts. Opening Ceremonies influence is very evident in pieces such as the cotton pink Taekwondo belt jumpsuit’ or the Taekwondo belt varsity with a batwing arm whilst Adidas still has a firm foot in with the classic ribbed neck sweaters and colours generally referencing sports teams in red,blue, white and black. The socks and sandals look is also brought forward from Adidas’s recent campaign effort with a twist as flatforms are added.
Overall, the aesthetic is sporty and clean-cut with a casual chic look. Unique and playful, the Adidas Originals x Opening Ceremony collection delivers yet again with an interesting play on classic designs with creative and eye-catching details.
Words by Kacion Mayers
