Shot on location in Indonesia, Creative Recreation presents their new Spring/Summer 2011 Campaign. While the brand has grown their collection a little too far in recent seasons, it seems like their Spring/Summer 2011 Footwear Line is getting a little more focused again, offering key styles in numerous solid colorways and material options.

Take a look at the full sneaker lookbook after the jump.

Creative Recreation has released their Turino low top sneaker from their premium The Collection line. The clean sneaker comes in overall 6 colorways for Fall/Winter 2010. They are now available from Barneys, Saks and American Rag.

Take a detailed look at all of them after the jump.

From the Creative Recreation Spring 2011 we preview the new high top Geno sneakers. We like the clean lines of the sneaker, which comes in a series of colorways in both suede and leather options.

More looks follow after the jump.

Selectism notifies us that Creative Recreation has updated their Turino model from “The Collection” with a mid version. “The Turino Mid maintains a sleek and sophisticated design with a hidden lace closure that has secured the Turino as the staple to The Collection by Creative Recreation. The minimalistic construction of the shoe makes it extremely comfortable to wear, while still preserving a luxurious feel. The smooth black leather Turino Mid offers matching leather laces while the brown style offers a similar appearance in a short leather suede.” Find them exclusively through Barneys now.

Creative Recreation are launching a new sneaker called The Solano. “The Solano offers a slimmer and more narrow silhouette with unique side zipper details, new patch logo and Creative Rec’s fresh spin.” Find these at Barneys, Nordstrom, Sportie LA and Shiekh.

More looks follow.

Once again Creative Recreation has produced some exclusive styles for Barneys for Spring 2010. The line-up this season includes the Dicoco and Cesario high top sneakers, as well as a new silhouette – the Testa. All three come premium exotic leathers and metallic colors and will drop at Barneys this week.

Creative Recreation does not only produce exclusive styles for Barney’s, but also offers Saks 5th Avenue a special line-up of their Italian made Turino low top sneaker. The sneaker comes in three premium suede colorways and is now available at Saks. Via Selectism.

Creative Recreation continues to work with Barneys on exclusive footwear offerings. The line-up for Spring 2010 includes 3 high top sneakers and 3 low top sneakers. The offering looks more high end than in previous seasons and seems to be more suitable for Barneys.

Check out the complete line-up of the collection here.

We present an early preview of the upcoming Creative Recreation Fall/Winter 2010 Footwear Collection. Spit into various lines, Creative Recreation takes an overall more classic approach on their sneakers, especially in terms of colors and materials. Also each category will see releases of new silhouettes in F/W 2010. The “Made in Italy” premium collection looks very different from previous seasons and takes a much more fashionable and grown-up approach, even moving away from what we perceive as a sneaker.

Take a more detailed look at some styles from the Creative Recreation Fall/Winter 2010 Collection after the jump.

UPDATE: Some of you might have followed the discussion below surrounding one of the images in the new Creative Recreation campaign. We had a quick chat with their Marketing team and everything makes more sense now. Please read a full explanation by Creative Recreation, regarding the idea behind the campaign and their overall involvement in Africa, after the jump.

About this time of the year last year, Creative Recreation introduced their new Creative Recreation Collection line, which is entirely produced in Italy, using premium materials and craftsmanship. For Fall/Winter 2009 the brand offers a line-up of low top and high top sneakers, as well as an interesting hybrid model. The footwear is now available from Barneys.

Detailed images of the Creative Recreation “Made in Italy” Collection follow after the jump.