Andrew Rizzo adidas Y-3 wrote the blueprint on collaborations between sportswear brands and high fashion institutions, greatly helping pave the way for names like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada, and countless independent brands and eponymous labels that form the diverse, overlapping footwear ecosystem we have today. Over two decades later, the Three Stripes subbrand is still churning out runway-inspired reimaginings of adidas icons season after season.
Paris Fashion Week was the site of Y-3’s Fall/Winter 2026 preview last week, affording us first looks at over a dozen footwear offerings fans can look forward to copping later this year. The runway show was a performance in and of itself, featuring dancers and custom-built catwalks inspired by skate ramps. Artist and skate legend Mark Gonzales took to the track with the Y-3 NISI, a new model featuring a vulcanized rubber sole. The Y-3 SUPERSTAR 3G was also a focal point, reimagining its namesake with a chunky yet low-profile sole that provides a seamless fusion of the shell toe and outsole. The Adizero Adios Pro 4 is set to land in a number of new styles, as are new takes on the Stan Smith, Tokyo, and plenty more. We also got first looks at what appears to be a basketball model inspired by adidas’ Feet You Wear line, complete with large, embossed Y-3 branding across the upper.
Official release info, pricing, and images for the adidas Y-3 Fall/Winter 2026 lineup should become available closer to the middle of the year. For now, enjoy a preview of some of the upcoming sneakers below.
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