adidas will be releasing several premium vintage editions the Campus, Stan Smith, Center, Gazelle for October. The use of premium suede uppers is abundant, as are original silhouettes and interesting colorways. Of particular interest to some will be the Stan Smith 80s, which adopts the Casuals theme first brought to us by Consortium a couple years back. All these styles are now on pre-order at hanon with an October release.

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The first drop from the adidas Originals Blue collection is now available from SNS. Super clean blue on blue on blue Campus. Pow.

More looks at the adidas Originals Campus 80s Blue follow.

HUF takes stock in some clean new Campus Vulc colorways. The Campus Vulc Hi comes in a rich maroon suede with white stripes, while the low is given the Silas Baxter-Neal treatment in brown suede with green accents.

More looks at the adidas Skateboarding Campus Vulc Hi & Silas follow.

DQM has received some new shoes from adidas Skateboarding. The lineup is as follows: a black with gum Busenitz, a black Campus Vulc, and a new super lo-pro style called the Skate in grey. According to DQM, “all of these will give you frontside flip fakie manual like Busenitz.” We won’t disagree.

More looks at the new adidas Skateboarding releases follow after the jump.

The latest release from adidas Skateboarding has begun to hit finer skate shops around the globe. The highlight for us is the second colorway of the Copa Mundial-inspired Busenitz pro model – in brown suede with a grippy gum rubber outsole. A black/white/blue Campus Vulc and a grey Ciero complete the drop. Now available at Atlas.

More looks at the adidas Skateboarding October 2009 Releases after the jump.

Here’s a look into the adidas Skateboarding Summer 2009 collection. The latest release consists of two Cieros – coming in white on grey and black on yellow – a royal blue Campus, and a black and gold Busenitz. Each shoe comes in a buttery suede with leather accents. As with most adidas Skateboarding releases, we’re very impressed with what is on offer this season. Available now at DQM.

Take a more detailed look at the adidas Skateboarding Summer 2009 Collection after the jump.

As iconic sneakers go, the Stan Smith, Campus and Superstar remain unsurpassed, and having undergone several aesthetic alterations during their collective lifetimes, the ’80’s represents their street level zenith, with these shoes exiting the courts to become essential fashion items in their own right. Arguably the ultimate incarnation of each model, with the alterations in shape affording these silhouettes some extra attitude, and firing the imaginations of nascent sneakerheads globally, the appeal remains, and this 80’s Pack, with a navy suede Campus 80’s, white Superstar 80’s with black 3-Stripes, and the familiar white and green Stan Smith 80’s, sees this trio in fine form, looking as strong as ever. Absolutely essential.

Have a detailed look at the complete adidas 80’s pack after the jump.

We give you a complete look at the adidas Skateboarding Holiday 2008 collection. The line consists of two Superstar Skates, two Campus Vulcs, a Gazelle Skate and a Roster Mid. Colors are mostly dark with subtle accent colors. Along with the footwear line-up, adidas also presents a crewneck sweater and classic adidas Skateboarding t-shirt.

Have a look at the complete adidas Skateboarding Holiday 2008 collection after the jump.

After previously already showing you a couple of pieces from the Adidas Skateboarding Summer ‘08 collection, we show you now their complete offering for this season.
In terms of footwear they present the Roster Mid, 2 Superstars, 2 Gazelles (one being designed by Mark Gonzales) and 2 Campus Vulc. Just like we are used the brand keeps it mostly basic in terms of design and does what they are known for.
We also preview the new Mark Gonzales hoodie that is part of the collection. That and the rest of the footwear after the jump.

Recently Nike hosted a huge press event at their World Headquarters in Portland. Hiroshi Fujiwara also made it out there for the occasion and Honeyee now turned his trip into a feature.
If you have never been on the Nike Campus, then this will be an interesting feature for you to take a look at. Hiroshi shows the Campus, images from the Media presentations with Kobe Briant and Mark Parker and he also interviewed Richard Clark (unfortunately that is in Japanese), Nike’s Global Creative Director.
Check it out here.