Rising to cult status in Fall 2017, the Balenciaga Triple S Trainer is a visual composite of three sports: track and field, running and basketball. This 'Neon Green' update-revealed in February 2019-returns the leather and mesh upper with tonal laces, a signature logo to the quarter panel and visible sizing on the toe. Blown out of proportion, the defining three-layered sole amplifies the high-octane hue.

This Nike Air Force 1 Low was a part of the "AF100" Collection. Made to commemorate the 35th Anniversary of the iconic silhouette, this pair was designed by Virgil Abloh, for his Off-White label. A new take on the classic white-on-white colorway, they feature deconstructed elements throughout along with a metallic silver Swoosh on the sides and Off-White labeling beind it. Their release date was November 4th, 2017, exclusively at Complex Con in Long Beach, California.

Conceptualized by Peter Moore, the Air Jordan 1 High 'Chicago' 1985 shoe changed the way people regarded sneakers forever. This first edition honors the Chicago Bulls team colors in a full-grain leather build complete with sleek Swooshes, Wings branding and a molded collar. Nike Air cushioning is embedded in the midsole, while a modified herringbone outsole provides traction.

The Pharrell x NMD Human Race 'Friends & Family' features a burgundy Primeknit upper emblazoned with tonal Japanese characters denoting the recipients of these rare sneakers: 'Family' on the right shoe and 'Friends' on the left. The shoe also sports reflective laces and contrasting black on the lace cage and EVA inserts. The heel tabs are individually marked with Pharrell's equal-sign logo and a multicolor adidas trefoil.