Browsing the "Kazuki Kuarishi" Tag
March 1st, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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A second look at Kazuki Kuraishi‘s new project with Three Stripes brings along new designs and a longer name. And while the adidas Originals Retrograde Resistance 84-Lab collection is a name that demands further explanation, you can’t argue with the results at first glance. Kazuki remakes the adidas Originals Campus 80s, ZX 700, ZXZ ADV and ZX Riding Boot with low-key colorways crafted in premium materials, and you can see the whole spread after the jump. Let us know which of these upscale alterations catches your eye and stick with Sneaker News for word on US availability.
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February 11th, 2013 by Aaron Hope
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Kazuki Kuraishi has been relatively quiet in recent months after partnering with adidas Originals with some regularity over the past few years. Today we get a better sense of what to expect from the only models he has previewed for 2013 to this point, which were created in conjunction with British knitwear specialists CASH CA. Included in this set are three classics, the adidas Originals Campus 80, Torsion Allegras and the 380-inspired ZX ADV runner, all of which feature the ’84-Lab.’ designation that suggests these are a spiritual succession with Kazuki’s FA11 The Soloist. teamup (punctuation included). Let us know which looks best after you’ve seen more below and stick with Sneaker News for release info on what might end up as a No-74 Berlin exclusive.
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November 8th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Excepting the dope new blue kzKLOT Superstars that dropped this June, Kazuki Kuarishi’s name has gone cold around these parts. The onetime mainstay of the adidas Originals by Originals campaign has seen his role dialed back a bit as Jeremy Scott’s supernova burns ever brighter, but that doesn’t mean the Kazuki x adidas partnership is over just yet. The new Kazuki x adidas Originals Campus will create ‘Breathe’-able styles across two suede & mesh pairings, while a running mashup based largely on the ZX 380 and reminiscent of earlier ZXZ releases utilizes similar materials and colors to a different end. Check out both colors of both pairs below so you can decide which is best and stick with Sneaker News for US release info.
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June 26th, 2012 by Brendan Dunne
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Are you hip to the latest iteration of the Kazuki x CLOT project with the Three Stripes? The see through sneakers have been popping up and subsequently selling out at boutiques around the world for a minute now, with the futuristic stripped down design of the uppers kind of contrasting with that good old fashioned shell toe treatment down front. Fortunately for you there’s still a chance out East for you to get your hands on a pair, specifically at UBIQ, one of Philly’s finest sneaker spots. Click through with us to get the latest look at this collabo pair of kzKLOT adidas Originals Superstar 80s and make sure to hit up UBIQ this Thursday, June 28th to stop by the event (with DJ Clark Kent on the 1′s and 2′s) and pick up a pair.
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June 13th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Kazuki Kuarishi’s adidas Originals by Originals campaign has slowed to a trickle but the model that’s been arguably his biggest success is just too good not to keep releasing in new colorways. Pictured above is the third kzkLOT x adidas Originals Superstar 80s, and though these don’t have the same ‘Breathe’ nickname as the original black design, their mesh upper construction means these are every bit the “breathable shoes for the hot days of Hong Kong or nowadays LA,” Edison Chen described back at the project’s nexus in 2010. Check out this new blue edition, let us know how it compares to the white and black pairs and be ready for these to arrive at Juice on June 22nd with select retailers to follow in July.
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January 28th, 2012 by Aaron Hope
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Has it really been over nine months since we saw the last Kazuki Kuarishi contribution to the adidas Originals by Originals initiative? During that time, we’ve seen David Beckham’s capsule soldier on like the veteran footballer himself and Jeremy Scott’s popularity blow up like the explosion of color that typifies his style, but Kazuki hasn’t been heard from since the last KzKLOT release last spring. But CLOT, Kazuki and Three Stripes are teaming up to bring the mesh Shelltoe back at least once more, the CLOT x Kazuki x adidas Originals KzKLOT Superstar switching from white/green to another adi-fave in royal blue with a softer shade on the laces. Click through to see them up close and stick with Sneaker News for updates on this fall 2012 release. via EUkicks
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March 19th, 2011 by Aaron Hope
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Last year’s black Clot x Kazuki x adidas Originals kzkLOT Superstar 80s ‘Breathe’ held the title of most breathable shelltoes, but they’ll be forced to share the crown now with this new colorway slated to drop in the coming months. Check out the latest KZKLOT Superstar 80s, this time done in the green-on-white palette that worked so well for the Rod Laver signature among other Three Stripes heritage models. They’re done almost entirely in mesh for an airy and lightweight feel and readers lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time will find these available now at select adidas Originals retailers throughout Asia, plus the Number6 and Number74 flagships in London and Berlin, respectively.
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March 6th, 2011 by Aaron Hope
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Kazuki Kuarishi wasn’t billed as the creative mind behind 2009′s adidas Originals Plant Pack but it did earn him an ObyO capsule and with this latest release, credit is given where it’s due. The Kazuki x adidas Originals Plant is a simple lowtop silhouette that vaguely resembles the Converse Chuck Taylor with its rubber-capped toe, but the rosey Trefoil on its heels is distinctly Three Stripes. This pair flips the script on the just released black edition’s colorway, opting for all white with a red foxing band plus KZK’s signature striped strap on the heel. Click through for a better look, let us know if you like these better than the black pair and grab yours from select adidas Originals accounts including SneakersNStuff.
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