French fashion house Lanvin has released another high-top sneaker as part of their Fall/Winter 2009 collection. Coming in brown with a bright red toe cap, the model is reminiscent of the Nike SB “Bison” colorway from a few years back. Equipped with the standard Lanvin rubber sole, metal eyelets, and calf skin lining. Now available at Aloha Rag.

Lanvin’s classic high-top sneaker is available in a warm jersey fabric for Fall/Winter 2009. The warmer fabric and “all-black everything” makes this one a solid choice for the impending cold. Equipped with the usual Lanvin rubber sole, metal eyelets, and calf skin lining. Now available at Aloha Rag.

No, this isn’t a David Lynch collab, but the latest high top from high-end label Lanvin does make liberal use of Frank Booth’s favorite material. With a full blue velvet upper and toe cap, blue leather detailing throughout and a contrasting white sole, these high-top sneakers from Lanvin ooze luxury. A brand that never ceases to amaze with their color/material combinations. Now available at Brown’s, with standard Lanvin pricing.

More flicks of the Lanvin Blue Velvet High Top Sneaker follow after the jump.

Former Dior footwear creative director, Pierre Hardy first launched his high top collection back in 2006. Three years later, and you can still count on him to bring something new to the table. This season, Hardy experiments with new, luxurious materials, while keeping the same silhouette that put him on the high top map in the beginning. The model pictured above is made up of suede with patent lining.

For more images of the Pierre Hardy Autumn/Winter 2009 Footwear collection head to Selectism.

The time has come. After tons of appearances on Kanye West’s feet, we can finally show you some good images of the Nike Air Yeezy.
"The Air Yeezy is inspired by Kanye’s love for high top designer shoes, drafting from the collar molding seen in the Air Jordan V and featuring a thin midfoot strap hardly meant for support. While originally conceptualized atop a Dunk midsole, the final version of the Yeezy features the familiar shared tooling from the Jordan III and Air Revolution, which most recently was also featured on Jordan Brand’s Spiz’ike and a lesser known model that deservedly flew under the radar, the Flight 48. It’s also the bulkiness of the shoe’s tongue that stands out most, with West always opting to pop the tongue and leave the waxed laces loosely tied. An ode to his tour, the model’s outsole also actually glows in the dark, as similar to a common glow stick, if the shoe is held near light, the familiar green glowing hue will radiate afterwards out from under the shoe. This black/glow colorway features a ridiculously high quality full grain leather along the heel quarter, with rich suede making up the toe and midfoot overlays and patent leather highlighting the dominant midfoot strap." Via Solecollector.
After the jump you can check out the beige colorway of the Nike Air Yeezy By Kanye West.