The Shop Adidas Stan Smith and leopard print form a stylish combination, as you can see by this latest look for the timeless tennis sneaker. The exotic rendition of the Stan Smith features a faux-pony hair upper with the always-in-style leopard print across its entirety, detailed with black leather. The bold look for the Stan Smith that's equally as appealing for men and women is arriving now at select adidas Originals retailers internationally.



Have you had enough of the "Triple Black" fever, or are you thirsty for more? If you answered yes to the latter, the newest adidas Stan Smith should have the remedy to your fix. Adidas Stan Smith on Sale Yes, we've see other monochromatic releases including last August's, but honestly, the sneaker world take no offense to another. Call the noir colorway "played out" or predictable, but the fact is the Trefoil brand can do no wrong with full grain Black Leather.

The revival of the Buy Adidas Stan Smith this year led to a string of awesome colabs in 2014, but we never would've imagined this collaboration in the works! Now that it's actually happening, it seems like such a no brainer for American Dad's Stan Smith to release his own adidas Stan Smith model in a move of cross-branding genius. The shoe keeps to the original; with the classic smooth grain leather atop the simple white rubber sole, but updates on the tongue logo and insoles that feature the popular cartoon character completes the tongue-in-cheek colab.

Opening Ceremony brings us the third chapter of their take on the classic Adidas Stan Smith Shoes silhouette, and it features a straight trippy almost three-dimensional diamond pattern with hands stretching through covers the shoe. An off-white rubber sole serves a nice contrast against the bonkers upper and grey premium full grain leather detailing on the heel and Opening Ceremony-branded tongue tab is a nice touch.

Pharrell's signature style became iconic in the early aughts and went on to influence an entirely new generation of creatives. Adidas Stan Smith Men's/Women's Artists like Tyler, The Creator have gone on to create bold collaborations that wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for the N.E.R.D. frontman's iconic diamonds and dollars print paired with high socks and a trucker hat, but there was a time when Billionaire Boys Club was in jeopardy of having a future at all. Jay-Z would step in to purchase the streetwear brand to keep it alive in a more accessible form, and now the imprint has come full circle to collaborate with the ubiquitous adidas Stan Smith. The diamonds and dollars graphic returns here, but in its most premium form as a pony hair upper sees a leather lining add a luxurious finish to the streetwear savvy icon.

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