We are proud to present a unique film collaboration between The Last Magazine and Y-3: The Third Wave. Directed by The Last Magazines Magnus Berger and co-directed by Jacob Sutton. The Third Wave was choreographed by Benjamin Millepied, with music by Patrik Berger, and features Millepied,
a principal dancer at the New York City Ballet, together with four young dancers, including Jessica Saund from American Ballet Theatre. www.thelast-magazine.com

For further information check out the product page Consortium SS10!

 

For further informations check out the product page ObyO SS10!

At the the launch of the adidas/Star Wars collaboration in SoHo, Feb 5th!

Sale starts Dec 27th: 50% on FW09: Y-3, adidas SLVR Label, adidas Originals, Consortium, adidas by Stella McCartney and ObyO

Solebox Berlin

Linked thematically but often totally different in their silhouettes, shapes and purpose, during the ’70s and ’80s, adidas managed to represent for any key city you care to name on a round-the-world naming mission of sorts. The different waves, from defiantly European, low-slung creations, to chunkier, technical North American drops travelled even further afield over two decades. 

Bodega Boston Super

For winter 2009, the ‘Your City’ Consortium collection from adidas Originals is unique in its offering. Whereas previous collaborative projects might focus on a single shoe, here’s twelve different models, handed to twelve key Consortium retailers, on an appropriately worldwide scale. That means a unique set of makeups on a brace of shoes that transcend time periods and technologies, from the super simple, to the incredibly detailed, set to drop in three waves.

UNDFTD LA Trainer

 
‘Your City’ encapsulates leisure, running and training designs within one loose brief -  represent for your city using the model that bears it’s name. Nothing fuels creativity like local pride. The sole stipulation was to incorporate at least one colour from the original makeup of the shoe into your reworking to complement the source material.

SoleService Oslo

Creative freedom paid off, as crews from Oslo, Copenhagen, Berlin, Paris, Stockholm, Milan, London, New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Toronto and Tokyo re-envisioned these legendary creations, on the shoe that carries their locale, often embellishing their favourite elements, occasionally stripping them down, but always in the knowledge that they’re reworking some truly sacred sneakers.