These Adidas Originals “Easy Five Lo”  patent, lace-up flats are included in the post we just did on the “Blue Collection,” but for all the click-through snobs, we didn’t want you to miss seeing this adorable pair of shoes (they’re described as sneakers, but we don’t think so) included in the offerings.

Shining a light on his love of The Flinstones, Jeremy Scott with Adidas offers up these “JS Bones” sneakers, which are part of his Autumn 2011 collection. Via Highsnobiety.

Video artist and sushi addict Helen Benigson designed some chairs for Adidas for use in the company’s London office. She also lounged on them and was photographed wearing a pair of the famous Jeremy Scott for Adidas Original teddy bear sneakers. Some girls have all the luck!

See more on the next page, including a close up on the chair fabric, which includes Adidas logos.

Adidas like most athletic shoe brands is getting in on the lightweight action and is previewing some women’s product whose overall theme is sleekness. The checkered shoe featured on this page is an Adi Court Mid, reincarnated as a super cute lifetstyle shoe. On the next page, some classic basketball, running and lifestyle shoes get the same treatment. Expect the kicks featured here and on the next page to drop in mid-July at Adidas.

HighSnobette is giving you a first look at some of Adidas’s offerings for Autumn 2011. Always willing to be a little more creative than its competitors, we found this vintage comic tee the most eye-catching of the bunch, but the other jackets and tees also have a certain swing to them that is special to this brand. The items haven’t landed yet, but eventually they will be sold here. Images courtesy of Adidas.

More on the next page.

Tangent magazine has fun with the Adidas acronym “All Day I Dream About Sex,” using it as the theme and title of a sporty editorial, featuring super fit models scantily clad in athletic apparel and acting out various sex acts. Photographed by Elvis De Fazio, it’s a bit on the obvious side, but still a lot of fun to look at. Via Homotography.

More images of barely-dressed bodies on the next page.

Adidas takes some of its classic styles form the 80s and adds some glamourous twists for the ladies with cut outs, plus eye-popping materials and colors. Called the “Cut Out” pack it also includes a jacket, tops and a surprisingly cute skirt. For shoppers in the U.S. some styles can already be purchased here.  See the rest of the line on the next page.

 

For Spring/Summer 2011, SLVR draws inspiration from prep classics for a collection of understated pieces in both neutral tones and bold strokes of primary color.

Moving imagery highlighting the look of the season is showcased in a short film directed and edited by Theodore Stanley of New Mountain. Stylist Jay Massacret captures the graphic mood of the Spring/Summer collection in color and black-and-white looks of the season. Models Kori Richardson and Clément Chabernaud pose against both blue skies and a stark white backdrop showing off the elegant yet sporty new collection.

SneakerFreaker  gives a look at the non produced collaboration project by Gabriella Davi-Khorasanee  and Liz Baca (the ladies behind Miss and Mama) and Adidas. The duo’s interpretation of the Fina sneakers featuring sheer panels lace and a little gold. Would have rocked them for sure. Take a look at the sneakers on the next page and read their instant messaging interview here.

Delightful little boot that makes the category of  spring boot, the “Stan Boot Kawaii”  has a unique look that we can see as a  little junior,  but can be rocked in style by the grown and sexy for sure.  Available on pre-order at Styles.  Spotted at Sneakerfreaker.  More angles and details on the flip.