Take a look at the Nike Cortez colorways for this Spring 2012. Reminiscent of sherbert, with a slick throwback vibe that has us reaching for our cutoff shorts. More on the flip courtesy of Nike.

Whatever your feelings on that day may be, these Supra Vaider sneakers make for hot-looking kicks year round. Luv the heart detail! Now at Solebox. Via Hs.

Minimalist silhouettes have taken over running trainers and of course we’ve seen low profile  silhouettes appear in leisure trainers as well. For Spring, Converse presents a series of slimmed-down silhouettes that could make sneaker skeptics  into believers. Profiles include Converse’s Chuck Taylor All Star Play Lite, the Chuck Tailor All Star Dainty and the All Star Trainer. See them all on the flip. Images via Converse.

An interesting silhoutte from Nike–sort of a hybrid of a ballet slipper and a track shoe. Available for $49 at Yoox.

Set to be released this February we get a look at some of the Adidas Originals as designed by Jeremy Scott, whose knack for color and glitz never disappoints. See more footwear and apparel  on the next page via Eukicks.

Prada updates its women’s sneaker silhouette with a ”Micro Foam” style whose  bottom is equal parts creeper + toning shoe. Via Saks.

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Looks from Surface to Air’s Spring 2012 collection. Via Shdsm.

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Not sure who the artist is, but someone updated Kanye’s trademark Dropout Bear with an ensemble featuring Givenchy plus his Nike Air Yeezy kicks. And is the gold-plate necklace a reference to those featured in his Spring 2012 runway? Via Electrostaticluv.

The Reebok Ventilator aside from the Freestyle Hi has been a personal obsession. The colorway above, part of a pack released back in 2007/2008,  has been revamped with a slicker profile. Hopefully women’s sizes will be available. Spotted on SN.

Opening Ceremony provides the fertile grounds for Chloe Sevigny to create her fourth collection with the boutique chain, and this time she turns to Vision Street Wear, a skate label she cut her teeth on in her early days on the New York scene, to inspire offerings that include tops, cycling shorts, platform sneakers and other ’90s whatnot. Like her other OC collabos at first glance this collection comes off a bit awkward and perhaps overly ironic, but if history repeats itself six months from now we’ll bet it’ll look perfectly awesome and on point.

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