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Публикувано на: 22 Фев 2020 04:48The legend of Robin Hood is one of the most time-tested fables in the history of literature. The heroic outlaw has been reimagined countless different ways, from his portrayal as a swiping and clever fox in the cartoons, to today’s live-action movie version set to hit theaters on November 21st. Through most of the tellings and showing of the master archer, one thing has remained consistent, his outfit and signature colors. Green and a burnt orange are Robin Hood’s anchors, and the luxuriously-crafted New Balance 1500 is set to hit shelves in a fitting colorway for one of the world’s first vigilantes.
New Balance has easily become the uncelebrated king of the dad shoe trend, maintaining this upward trajectory with a focus on quality materials as well as an uncompromising adherence to their many classic silhouettes. Fresh off their collaboration with the mysterious JJJJound fashion house, the New England footwear company is ushering in Made in England construction to the bulky 1500, donning it a colorway of many earth tones. The base sports the signature grey tone while the overlays take on a contrasting black, leading into the Forest Green along the mudguard.
With the chunky silhouette trend sticking around for what seems to be the long term, has begun ushering in a constant stream of new colorways for its many classic silhouettes. Taking up the brush to transform the imposing NB 1500 yet again, the New England brand has decided to take things in a different route, subverting the usual earth tone designs for something that resembles its most definitive dad shoe: the 624. Bearing close resemblance to its White and Navy palette, the newest 1500 takes on overlays of the stark white tone with its tongue and various accents adding separation with the much darker pigment.
As the first-ever New Balance sneaker to hit the hundred-pound price mark in the UK when it originally released in 1993, the holds a special place in sneaker culture — especially in London. Its unique shape is stately, sleek, and sporty at the same time, and its premium materials ensure that it’ll maintain a refined look wear after wear. Now, the 1500 has surfaced in a new ladies-only, made-in-England iteration: a “Poison Ivy” colorway as part of NB’s fall “Poisonous Plants” pack.
Throughout the many different interpretations of this character, the most consistently used detail is a green cape, which aptly comes represented by forrest green overlays on this . Other details include brown laces, for Robin Hoods leather straps and bow, and the aforementioned burnt orange or red hue portrays the feather in his cap and the base of his arrows.
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New Balance has easily become the uncelebrated king of the dad shoe trend, maintaining this upward trajectory with a focus on quality materials as well as an uncompromising adherence to their many classic silhouettes. Fresh off their collaboration with the mysterious JJJJound fashion house, the New England footwear company is ushering in Made in England construction to the bulky 1500, donning it a colorway of many earth tones. The base sports the signature grey tone while the overlays take on a contrasting black, leading into the Forest Green along the mudguard.
With the chunky silhouette trend sticking around for what seems to be the long term, has begun ushering in a constant stream of new colorways for its many classic silhouettes. Taking up the brush to transform the imposing NB 1500 yet again, the New England brand has decided to take things in a different route, subverting the usual earth tone designs for something that resembles its most definitive dad shoe: the 624. Bearing close resemblance to its White and Navy palette, the newest 1500 takes on overlays of the stark white tone with its tongue and various accents adding separation with the much darker pigment.
As the first-ever New Balance sneaker to hit the hundred-pound price mark in the UK when it originally released in 1993, the holds a special place in sneaker culture — especially in London. Its unique shape is stately, sleek, and sporty at the same time, and its premium materials ensure that it’ll maintain a refined look wear after wear. Now, the 1500 has surfaced in a new ladies-only, made-in-England iteration: a “Poison Ivy” colorway as part of NB’s fall “Poisonous Plants” pack.
Throughout the many different interpretations of this character, the most consistently used detail is a green cape, which aptly comes represented by forrest green overlays on this . Other details include brown laces, for Robin Hoods leather straps and bow, and the aforementioned burnt orange or red hue portrays the feather in his cap and the base of his arrows.
www.boutiquesnks.com