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#All red shoes mods

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#All red shoes mods

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Post title must be a current, unbiased, and coherent question Have you ever seen a whole bunch of news stories/reddit posts/videos or anything else about some topic and you had no idea what everyone was going on about? Did you feel out of the loop? This subreddit is dedicated to helping you get up to speed with the recent trends and news. And, take one look around sneaker boutiques like Kith or Sneakerboy these days and you’ll feel like you’re in The Shining.Read Our Rules | Frequently Asked Questions! | OOTL Primer | Discord Last year, Timberland, the brand that lives and dies by tan, dropped an all-red version of their 6" work boot.

Adidas (West’s current fashion home) now sells all-red Stan Smiths and Superstars, and you can even pick up red versions of classic Vans if you so please.

Even Nike’s biggest competitors have jumped on the bandwagon. But what started as a unique twist on a classic look became a feeding frenzy among sneaker brands looking to increase their cultural cachet. And in the wake of the Red October’s release, Nike has unveiled numerous all-red sneakers to capitalize on the Yeezy 2’s success (exhibits A and B). Leading up to the release of the Air Yeezy 2, Nike dropped an all-red version of their classic Air Max 90 to fuel anticipation. Yet almost two years after the Red Octobers first debuted, red-on-red kicks have become more a scarlet letter of hype-beasting than a fresh style move. But they were also so sought after because of their eye-catching all-red colorway, a fresh take for a market dominated by white, black, and gray. That’s partly because of their association to the supernova of style influence that is Kanye West, and partly because they marked the end of his run at Nike before moving to Adidas. When the Air Yeezy 2 "Red Octobers" dropped in February 2014, they were the most highly coveted sneakers on the planet.