Sneaker News Update: Official adidas press confirms that the adidas Adistar Jellyfish in this orange colorway will be the silhouette’s first-ever release, launching in limited quantities during a Paris Fashion Week activation on June 26th via Jah Jah Studios in Paris at 8AM. While adidas’ materials make no mention of price, Sneaker News confirms that the adidas Jellyfish commands a $300 retail price.
The rollout for the fourth Clipse album has been a phenomenon that’s trickled into corners of the world we’d never have predicted, from a brewing beef with Travis Scott to link-ups with some totemic streetwear labels. As Paris Fashion Week churns along, the Virginian brothers step into the world of footwear in the lead-up for their LP, debuting a new colorway of the adidas Jellyfish.
Already introduced to the masses at the Fall/Winter French showcase earlier in the year, the Jellyfish now tacks on a more traditional palette onto its anything-but construction. While the original vibrant orange helped elucidate the oversized, synthetic hardware on display, instead the white/grey at hand allows a link back to more traditional tech runner footwear, easily transitioning into a neutral look that wouldn’t be out of place on any brands’ throwback products.
Additionally, though leveraging the currently incredibly buzzy rap duo for this showcase is certainly serendipitous, it’s far from the first time that the Clipse have lent their name to Pharrell Williams outside of the studio, already showing support by starring in campaign images for his adidas Superstar 92.
The debut of the adidas Jellyfish is still slated for late 2025, though it’s unclear at the time of this writing whether the colorway featured here will be one of the debut looks for the model. We’ll keep this article and our Sneaker Release Dates page updated with more details as they come, but in the meantime, check out detailed shots included below.
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