Pharrell x adidas Hu NMD Animal Print Blue HP3220

The Iconic Pharrell x adidas Hu NMD Animal Print Blue is here just when you thought sneaker games couldn't get crazier. This release is something you should at least take some time and see. It is probably the most colourful silo that you will ever see. And to think adidas and Pharrell Willams aren't a good pair in creating an imaginative silo. You are certainly wrong. They did Collabs more than once. They made silos more than one. You can see their Pharrell x adidas Hu NMD S1 RYAT "White" trainer to witness the artistic view! The All-star musician and sportswear goliath reconnects and is back with more supply. You can see FastSole for more news that is as exciting as this. Also, check the latest releases to see your favourite shoes.

We like to think that Pharrel Williams has been very busy lately. He has been all around the place, working with TOBE NWIGWE. The man that came up with the idea of the NMD Hu project alongside adidas. And Adidas themselves are dominating the market with the YEEZY collection. But they are certain that they can create silos that are great and also not YEEZY. So alongside the multihyphenate Pharrell Williams, he will make his Summer comeback with another adidas Hu NMD colour scheme to shake things up. So are you ready?

The latest offer from "Skateboard P" indulges in an all-over pattern. And that makes yesteryear's predominantly tonal pairs seem tame. However, that is unlike the earliest versions of Williams' Boost-cushioned designs for adidas. Introducing a detailed disparate colour combination of yellow and black circular. We can see that it is joined by the vivid green laces and orange elements along the silos. Which makes the newly-surfaced style on Pharrell's wildest adidas NMD offerings. And to top it off, we can say that the Boost midsoles also gratify in strong blue flair. Which lets go of the all-white look it once depended on exclusively.

Pharrell x adidas Hu NMD Animal Print Blue will be coming 13th August. Follow our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages.

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