PAUSE Picks: 5 Sneaker Releases of the Week

Axel Arigato’s Marathon sneaker, which is inspired by vintage runner models, has been given a bleached makeover. Dyed with an immersion technique, a green hue has been unevenly added to the white base of the sneaker to create varying patterns around the shoe.

Released to celebrate the spooky season, these Nike Air Force 1’s give an x-ray style representation of what exists under the shoe while you are wearing them. Coming in purple with a translucent rubber sole and a white print, the sneaker also boasts glow-in-the-dark detailing through the sole unit and eyestays.

Another purple-tones sneaker, Off-White has created its Odsy-1000 Sneakers with the colour of royalty. Featuring a mesh upper, reflective lines outline where panelling often exists on a traditional sneaker silhouette along with tonal arrow branding.

Seoul-based streetwear label thisisneverthat has created its own vintage-inspired interpretation of Converse’s signature Chuck 70 sneaker. Channelling the 90s, a vintage effect is created through a hairy suede upper and yellowed sole unit.

The perfect shoe for a sneakerhead with a love of bright colours, this Nike Air Max 95 includes light photo blue, Roma green and orange panels which are paired together on the upper’s wavy design.