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Hype Malaysia
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
2 New Drops From Saucony & New Balance Serve Scales, Camo & Epic Tech!
Fresh styles are landing, and these latest drops from Saucony and New Balance are turning heads for all the right reasons. With bold details, premium builds, and serious comfort, they're set to be solid picks for your next sneaker upgrade. Saucony Progrid Omni 9 'Glowaconstrictor' The Saucony ProGrid Omni 9 just got a venomous new makeover, and it's shedding all expectations. Dubbed the 'Glowaconstrictor,' this scaly stunner slithers in with an iridescent mesh upper, glossy green overlays, and sculptural golden trim that looks straight out of a snake charmer's treasure chest. Add in a matte black sockliner and you've got a silhouette that's both luxe and lethal. The design blends early 2010s running tech with modern reptilian glam. Saucony's signature Progrid cushioning ensures you're not just flexing looks, but feeling the support with every step. Dual-layered mesh and lace-lock hardware round out the build, reinforcing structure without sacrificing that futuristic edge. But the serpent doesn't stop at just one skin. To celebrate the Year of the Snake, Saucony is dropping a full 'Glowaconstrictor' pack in three wild colourways: green, blue and purple. Each one comes with that signature scaly texture and iridescent shimmer, ready to turn heads from the street to the track. Whether you're into bold colours or just love a statement sneaker, there's a snake to match your style. The Saucony ProGrid Omni 9 'Glowaconstrictor' Pack slithers onto shelves later this year, available at Saucony and select retailers nationwide. Stay tuned for the official drop date and pricing. New Balance 992 Made In USA 'Dark Camo' New Balance is turning heads with the upcoming 992 Made in USA 'Dark Camo.' This version of the classic sneaker features earthy tones and sleek textures, made with premium suede and mesh. It's subtle and bold at the same time, perfect for anyone who likes their style low-key with just the right amount of edge. Designed under the creative direction of Aimé Leon Dore's Teddy Santis, the sneaker is part of NB's coveted Made in USA line. It retains all the legacy details that made the 992 a cult favourite since its 2006 debut, including ABZORB SBS cushioning for next-level comfort, TS2 support for stability, and N-durance rubber outsoles built to last. In short, it's old-school tech wrapped in fresh-out-the-box luxury. As the 992 continues to enjoy a well-deserved resurgence, the 'Dark Camo' edition proves that New Balance knows how to do subtle statement pieces like no other. It's unisex, elevated, and effortlessly wearable, making it the perfect addition for sneakerheads and normcore icons alike. The New Balance 992 Made in USA 'Dark Camo' will be available later this year at New Balance stores and online. Official price and release date to be announced, so keep your eyes peeled for updates.
Hypebeast
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Teddy Santis 操刀設計 New Balance 992 Made in USA「Dark Camo」率先曝光
New Balance即將於 2025 年推出 992 Made in USA「Dark Camo」配色，由 Aimé Leon Dore 創辦人Teddy Santis操刀設計。 這款男女皆宜的新配色隸屬品牌備受推崇的 Made in USA 系列，致敬 992 作為 2006 年接續經典 991 的傳承之作。「Dark Camo」配色採用頂級材質，保留原始技術特色，包括 ABZORB SBS 緩震系統、TS2 支撐結構與 N-durance 耐磨大底，確保耐用性與舒適度兼備。 此鞋將在今年正式發售，有興趣的讀這們敬請留意。 相關報導 >Hot Wheels 為 Brad Pitt 主演人氣電影《F1》推出 1:64 比例「APXGP」限量賽車模型 >重塑經典！Maha Amsterdam 與 Nike 攜手推出 Total 90 Shox Magia 最新聯名鞋款
Evening Standard
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Evening Standard
Katie Boulter's guide to London: where the tennis star eats, drinks and shops near her SW19 home
Sign up for the best picks from our travel, fashion and lifestyle writers. Sign up I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice. Former world number one Katie Boulter is currently competing on home turf at Wimbledon, near her southwest London home. She shares her guide to her favourite spots in the capital. Home is... Home is in southwest London with my fiancé (tennis player Alex de Minaur) We've lived here for two years. Katie Boulter and her fiance Alex de Minaur @katiecboulter Where do you stay in London? I normally stay at home, but when I don't, I go for Marriott hotels. I love the one near the London Eye. It's that contrast of luxury and history in one building, and the view outside is straight onto some of the city's most iconic landmarks. Where was your first flat in London? My first place was in Fulham, near Parsons Green. What was your first job in London? My first and only job has been as a professional tennis player. Where in London would you recommend for a first date? I'd recommend a quintessential English pub. One of my first dates was at The Lillie Langtry in Fulham — cosy, relaxed, and full of charm. Which shop would you go to, to buy a present for a partner or spouse? Right now, I'd probably go to Aimé Leon Dore or Liberty. Both feel thoughtful and stylish. Which 5 London shops or outlets do you rely on? Liberty, Whole Foods, Aimé Leon Dore, the Nike store, and my local coffee shop. What's the best meal you've had in London? That's tough — so many good ones. I used to love Le Boudin Blanc before it closed. These days, Roka and Cambio de Tercio are my go to spots. I love all cuisines, especially Asian fusion and sushi, and the croquetas at Cambio are a personal favourite. Who is the most iconic Londoner in history? Queen Elizabeth. She's the definition of iconic — timeless, poised, and completely tied to the identity of the city. A memorial to the late Queen will be built in London (Steve Parsons/PA) PA Wire Where do you go and what do you do to have fun? I love days where I can properly switch off my phone. Whether I'm catching up with friends and family or exploring the city, finding vintage stores and great street food — that's when I'm happiest. What's the best thing a London cabbie has ever said to you? "London's like a relationship — confusing, expensive, but you keep coming back." Still makes me smile. Where do you exercise in London? I train at Wimbledon or the Roehampton training centre. Both feel like home in their own way. Who do you call when you want to have fun in London? I call my brother — he always knows where to go and how to enjoy it. What's your biggest extravagance? I wouldn't say I have many, but food is definitely my indulgence. I try really hard to eat well and look after my body. I'll try anything if it helps me feel and perform better. What's your London secret? Petersham Nurseries. I love going there for breakfast and then taking a countryside style walk. It feels like a total escape, even though you're still in London. The interior of Petersham Nurseries Alamy Stock Photo What are you up to at the moment for work? I'm getting ready for Wimbledon physically and mentally, and I've also been working on some Wimbledon inspired charms with Amex. It's a fun creative project that ties into everything I love about this time of year. What does Wimbledon mean to you? Wimbledon means everything. It's where the dream started — as a kid, a player, and a fan. I also love the fashion side of it — the strawberries, the lawns, the style. That's actually what inspired the Amex Tennis Charm Collection. Does it mean a lot to be on home turf? Absolutely. There's pride, of course, but also comfort — the support, the familiarity, even the little routines. It gives me calm and drive at the same time. Katie Boulter holding a tennis shoe decorated in limited edition Amex charms, made for Wimbledon 2025 American Express Amex Who's your hero or professional hero? My hero will always be my family. My mum and grandpa raised me to handle things with grace, good or bad. Professionally, it was Jessica Ennis growing up. I admired how strong and calm she was. What do you collect? Trainers. Way too many. They're everywhere in my house, but each pair has its own little story. Podcast you are currently obsessed with? I'm not really into podcasts. I prefer music or just a bit of quiet when I'm on the go. What's your favourite work of art or building in London? Centre Court at Wimbledon. Not just because I play there. Even when it's empty, you can feel the history and the weight of everything that's happened on that grass. Katie Boulter playing on Centre Court against Aryna Sabalenka during the Wimbledon Championships 2021 POOL/AFP via Getty Images What was the last thing you googled? 'Best iced matcha in London.' Priorities. What's your favourite London beauty or grooming spot? I go to Embassy Beauty. It's one of my favourite ways to switch off and reset. What apps can you not live without in the city and why? Waze and Spotify. Waze keeps me moving, and Spotify's always playing — whether I'm training, walking, or just zoning out. What's your London dress code?
Elle
26-06-2025
- Automotive
- Elle
Runway Meets Raceway: Fashion's New Auto Obsession
Fashion has long been fascinated with cars—and that obsession isn't slowing down anytime soon. Lately, you may have noticed a wave of high-end collaborations hitting the mainstream. There's Alice + Olivia's new linkup with Ford Bronco, Aimé Leon Dore's multi-part partnership with Porsche, and Tommy Hilfiger's costuming for the upcoming F1 film starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris—not to mention the latter's official apparel partnership with the Cadillac racing team. The relationship between fashion and the auto industry has always existed, but now it's finally having a full-throttle moment in the spotlight. Luxury brands have long held a love affair with motorsport style. The '70s saw a surge of designer-automaker partnerships, from Pierre Cardin's collaboration with Sbarro to Gucci's sleek customization of the Cadillac Seville—and even the ultra-luxe pairing of Cartier and Lincoln. But these connections weren't limited to the open road; the runways were tuned in, too. For his spring 1992 collection, 'Les Cowboys,' Thierry Mugler shook the industry with his now-iconic motorcycle bustier—complete with leather straps, side mirrors, and all. Decades later, in 2015, Jeremy Scott brought his signature whimsy to the trend, staging a bubble-filled, carwash-meets-catwalk spectacle for Moschino's women's ready-to-wear show in Milan and unveiling a motorcycle-inspired menswear collection at Pitti Uomo. More recently, the sudden widespread popularity of Formula 1—fueled in part by its reigning style icon and vocal arts advocate Lewis Hamilton—has pushed luxury brands even deeper into the fast lane. In 2023, Chanel went viral with a Grand Prix-inspired graphic T-shirt from its cruise collection, sending F1 fans and fashion influencers alike scrambling to track down the $4,450 piece. For a designer like Hilfiger, racing has always captured the essence of effortless American style—classic iconography with a sharp, technical edge. So partnering with Cadillac on its official team kit felt like a natural synergy. 'Our ambition is to create fanwear that's expressive, elevated, and deeply rooted in American style—one vision to shape the next era of race-inspired dressing,' he tells ELLE. Hilfiger also views motorsport as a fresh avenue for fashion to connect across industries, redefining style in new contexts and tapping into the rising 'fashiontainment' trend. He explains, 'Motorsport today is so much more than racing—it's a global cultural movement at the intersection of sport, fashion, entertainment, and innovation. That's where we thrive. As the lines between sport and style continue to blur, the opportunity in this space is limitless.' Other brands are making moves beyond Formula 1, too. Alice + Olivia partnered with Bronco for an exclusive capsule collection that flips the traditionally masculine auto aesthetic on its head—echoing Sydney Sweeney's 2022 journey of rebuilding her 1969 Bronco. 'As a designer, founder, and mother of three daughters, I'm always thinking about how we create space for women—not just in fashion, but in business and culture,' Stacey Bendet, founder and CEO of Alice + Olivia, tells ELLE. 'The Bronco has long stood for freedom and power, but those stories were almost always told through a masculine lens. I wanted to flip that [narrative], to show that women not only belong in that narrative—they can own it.' Whether you credit motorsport's current moment to the return of the yuppie aesthetic, the rise of previously niche sports like F1, or summer's enduring love for classic American sportswear, one thing is clear: racing-inspired style is here to stay.
Hype Malaysia
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
2 New Drops From Supreme x Clarks Originals & Aimé Leon Dore x New Balance Are Giving Colour, Comfort & Class!
The year is half over, but that doesn't mean there aren't more exciting shoes to watch out for — quite the opposite. These exciting collaborations are here to shake up the footwear game and level up your look. From supreme comfort and style, to tried-and-tested performance – these pairs have you covered, no matter the assignment! Supreme x Clarks Originals Spring 2025 Collaboration By announcing a partnership with Clarks Originals™ on a personalised version of their iconic Wallabee™ for Spring 2025, Supreme is once again drawing on a foundational icon. This collaboration offers a new interpretation of a well-loved classic by skilfully fusing Clarks' classic design and heritage craftsmanship with Supreme's streetwise aesthetic. A moccasin-like silhouette that was first popularised in 1967, the Wallabee has long been revered in a variety of subcultures, including hip-hop and mod. With its unique materials and understated details, Supreme's intervention elevates this icon and makes it especially appropriate for today's discriminating consumer. The striking leather upper of the custom Wallabee is a daring decision that guarantees the shoe will stand out, especially in low light. The Wallabee's traditional shape is recontextualised by this inventive material, giving it a modern, nearly technical edge. The shoe's soft leather lining, which complements its contemporary exterior, upholds its dedication to providing exceptional comfort and a plush foot experience. The classic profile and signature comfort that Wallabee enthusiasts love are still provided by the timeless natural crepe sole. The collaboration, which was created especially for Supreme, will come in three adaptable colourways: pink, beige, and grey. This will allow for a variety of styling options while preserving the design's essential appeal. The Supreme x Clarks Originals collaboration will soon be available via Supreme's official webstore and physical locations on 19th June for the US, with an Asian release to follow on 21st June. Aimé Leon Dore x New Balance 860v2s The vast selection of trainers offered by New Balance is nothing new to Aimé Leon Dore. After years of close collaboration, ALD recently introduced the RC56, the first New Balance brand partner to create its own silhouette in partnership with the company. ALD has just hinted at what the two will be releasing next as it continues to roll out its Spring/Summer 2025 collection. A first look at two variations of the New Balance 860v2 is part of ALD's most recent lookbook preview. Since 2023, this is the fourth time the pair has put together a variety of joint colourways. A respectable amount of detail is displayed, despite the fact that each shoe can only be seen from one on-foot angle. In the first pair, a pink base is combined with shimmering silver overlays and a hint of white at the midsole's forefoot. The second colourway starts with a black upper that has green and orange accents at the midsole and upper, respectively. Additionally, the upper part of the tongue displays ALD branding. Though there is not an official release date for the pair, the New York-based fashion brand has teased that it is 'coming soon' with its pricing to follow. If you'd like to stay up-to-date, visit Aimé Leon Dore's official website. What's your Reaction? +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0
