Nike Zoom Vomero 5<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nNike Zoom Fly SP<\/h2>\n While adidas’ UltraBoost series was catching the limelight on the Three Stripes front, it was the Zoom Fly SP that was turning heads from the Swoosh.<\/p>\n
Technical, yet fairly minimal, this silhouette is easy to style beyond a runner’s perspective. Just as well it paired well with functional apparel styles, it was also versatile with sophisticated silhouettes, ranging from tailored slacks and wide legged trousers to cargo pants and oversized sweats.<\/p>\nAviation pants with a drawcord at the hem makes it easy to customize the styling of Zoom Fly SPs.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAnother prevalent point why tailored trousers make it easy to dress up the Zoom Fly SPs.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n@olvh pairs wide-legged trousers and an unbutton shirt with a tee layered underneath with his Zoom Fly SPs.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n@stefgram17 makes his yellow Zoom Fly SPs pop with a tonal sweats combo from Fear of God.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nLike most shoes that gain popularity in the sneaker community, it’s usually because someone of influence put them in front of the public eye.<\/p>\n
While several colorways had already released, the OFF-WHITE offerings were another reason the shoe started building more momentum. Its “inside-out” reworking was still toned down enough that made it compelling for both minimalist and maximalist wardrobes.<\/p>\n@thelifeofjdolla pairs Supreme x The North Face jacket with OFF-WHITE Zoom Fly SPs.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n@yuzuki_s makes a compelling point for teaming OFF-WHITE Zoom Fly SPs with wide-legged cargo pants.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nNike P-6000<\/h2>\n While the general makeup of running shoes focuses on brand technology that’s designed to maximize performance, the P-6000 keeps the high-tech components fairly concealed – meaning technical\/athletic apparel isn’t always required to style.<\/p>\n
For a street style aesthetic, these shoes pair well with oversized denim jackets, cuffed wide-leg trousers and boxy crewneck sweatshirts. That being said, they also work with sweats, rain jackets, and joggers if a more technical look is desired.<\/p>\n@jeonguss with a sophisticated method for styling the Nike P-6000s.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Nike P-6000 makes it easy to let the tech do the talking.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nJunya Matano styles an Aime Leon Dore Windbreaker with fleece sweats and Nike P-6000s.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nadidas UltraBoost<\/h2>\n The UltraBoost wave hit hard shortly after musicians like Kanye and Pharrell joined the Three Stripes force.<\/p>\n
But it wasn’t until that iconic photo where Kanye was wearing the UltraBoost 1.0s during his BBMA performance in 2015 that they really took off.<\/p>\nKanye kicking off the UltraBoost wave with the 1.0s, technical running pants and a bomber jacket.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nSince then, streetwear fanatics, sneakerheads, and high-fashion icons alike have found all sorts of creative ways to style the performance runner.<\/p>\n
Whether that’s thrashed Fear of God jeans and boxy fitting sweatshirts, like Jerry Lorenzo was predominantly wearing in 2016 or a technical pair of running pants and a bomber jacket that Ye wore on stage the year prior, there have since become an assortment of wardrobe pairings that match the UB aesthetic.<\/p>\nWardrobe pairings that worked just as well in 2016 as they do today.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nJerry Lorenzo started a movement when he was spotted wearing Fear of God jeans and Y-3 UltraBoosts.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nadidas 4D Futurecraft<\/h2>\n The adidas 4D Futurecraft was initially unveiled in extremely limited quantities and was instantly spotted on the feet of dedicated sneakerheads around the globe.<\/p>\n
Today it’s still extremely limited, but a few more colorways and iterations from the flagship line have been released. Its technical makeup makes it an ideal companion for cinch tie nylon pants or running pants with plenty of zipper applications. The more minimal colorways on the other hand are quite simple to team with cropped trousers, long sleeves, and sideline coaches jackets.<\/p>\n@joeymichael08 combines minimalist pairings with a technical twist.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n@ozakon keeps his wardrobe palette neutral and emphasizes the technical trend with a contemporary rain jacket and adidas 4D Futurecrafts.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n@randygalang showcases the technical apparel trend by combining his Futurecrafts with performance running pants.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nadidas Solar Hu Glide<\/h2>\n Not too long ago, adidas introduced three new silhouettes to their running collection – the SolarBoost, the Solar Glide ST, and the Solar Drive ST.<\/p>\n
Each of these styles build off the UltraBoost aesthetic, incorporating a full-length Boost midsole and Primeknit accents on the upper. Its similarity to the UltraBoost is what makes it simpler to style beyond a runner’s wardrobe.<\/p>\nPharrell pairs a vibrant Human Made crewneck with cutoff pants and adidas Solar Hu Glides.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nRecently, co-founder of BAPE, Nigo teamed up with adidas and Pharrell for the Human Made x adidas Solar Hu Glide. Made to celebrate the opening of Human Made’s first retail store in Kyoto, Japan, the silhouette also sparked inspiration for how it could be styled beyond a performance focus.<\/p>\n
Gifted to the likes of style influencers, like Poggy, this silhouette was quickly show that it could be paired with suits and indigo shirts.<\/p>\nPoggy pairs a suit with the Human Made Solar Hu Glides and a paisley indigo shirt.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nHuman Made x adidas Solar Hu Glides.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nKiko Kostadinov x ASICS<\/h2>\n Whether it’s sneaker enthusiasts with unparalleled collections or street style aficionados who are ahead of the curve, it appears that each mindset could agree on the rising popularity of the performance running trend. If not, then at least a current spot in a regular footwear rotation.<\/p>\n
While performance running sneakers are indeed ASICS’ bread and butter, some of their latest projects have tapped the ingenuity of fashion designer, Kiko Kostadinov.<\/p>\n@ldn2hk styles the Kiko Kostadinov x ASICS GEL-Delva with Saint Laurent jeans, a Girls Don’t Cry hoodie, and a tonal topcoat.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nLucas Monroe pairs the GEL-Burz 2 with a neutral toned hoodie and loose fitting trousers.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhile these silhouettes borrow the tooling of one silhouette or the upper from another in the ASICS running line, each shoe appears with a reworked aesthetic that’s coherent with fashionable performance apparel.<\/p>\n
ASICS GEL-Venture 6<\/h2>\n ASICS tapped their GEL-Venture 6 to be one of the cross-overs for fashion and running at the tail-end of 2018. The silhouette steers away from ASICS’ generally vibrant renderings for a minimalist makeup that blends technical mesh underlays with melded leather paneling throughout the rest of the upper, while the reworked midsole is packed with mesh cushioning.<\/p>\n
Because of the shoe’s low-profile design, this sneaker makes it easy to pair with just about any utilitarian or minimalist wardrobe. Try it with a pair of ripped black jeans and a vibrant flannel for contrast.<\/p>\n@trademarq__ pairs the GEL-Venture 6 with black ripped jeans and a vibrant orange flannel.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n@trademarq__ with the GEL-Venture 6.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"While the chunky runner and technical running shoe movements are both among the popular footwear styles in the marketplace for…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":149,"featured_media":905483,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[2],"tags":[1225702],"cultivate_rss":[],"class_list":{"2":"type-post"},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
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