adidas Gazelle 85 Magic Lilac GY2530

Oh-so-springy. Team adidas' latest addition to their family of timeless silhouettes, the Gazelle, is spring bundled up into shoes! The new adidas Gazelle 85 Magic Lilac looks pretty in purple while enjoying the signature details that made the lineup so popular.

There is nothing like the Gazelles. First launched by adidas in 1966, these trainers were meant to be worn by training Olympians. Fast forward to now, they have become one of the most comfortable and ultra-light sneaks in the world of footwear. Besides, their minimal aesthetic is any wearer's dream. The upcoming release inherits all the best of the best features of its ancestors!

Find the eye-soothing shade of lilac dressing the signature all-over suede! Additional details include the minimal serrated-edged leather Three Stripes branding in white, gracing the laterals. The colour palate further sticks to the simple design with the leather sock liner, tongue and heel tab following suit by adorning the Cloud White hue.

A simplistic approach does not always give a boring outcome! The latest silhouette is proof, thanks to its selection of colours, like the Core Black branding on the tongue label and a Trefoil logo on the heel tabs. For a premium look, Gold foil Gazelle branding decorates the lateral side of the shoe. Lastly, the cloud white rubber sole unit rounds up the sassy style of the sneakers.

With a silhouette like this, there is no chance you can falter with your styling! The pair will make your fit checks a hit check, no matter what outfit you throw on from your wardrobe! However, if you want to make your sneak do the talk of the season, go with muted tones for your fits. Opt for neutrals and add the popping hue through these versatile kicks, which are here to do the heavy lifting from your wardrobe staples!

The adidas Gazelle 85 Magic Lilac is now available. You can cop them from the top UK and European shops which we list in the where to buy section. Be more active in the sneaker game by following us on Facebook and Twitter.

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