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Brand: Beauty & Youth x New Balance

Model: RC205

Key Features: The RC205 (formerly known as the Comp800) is a retro long-distance running shoe, that Beauty & Youth has turned into a minimalist’s dream. The collaborative sneaker arrives in two colorways — beige and brown — and uses a mix of leather, suede, and canvas on its upper.

Release Date: Available now

Price: Beige: ¥ 12,100 JPY (approximately $114) and Brown: ¥ 13,970 JPY (approximately $131 USD)

Buy: United Arrows

Editor’s Notes: The Beauty & Youth x New Balance RC205 is a tale of two minimalist colorways. The first uses contrast between brown leather and beige canvas to create vivid color-blocking. The second color scheme takes a more tonal cream and beige approach, resulting in a subtle sneaker that is easy to style.

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Both colorways of the Beauty & Youth x New Balance RC205 are available via United Arrows now.

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