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Back in June, we got first tastes of Celine's debut Reebok partnership, also the house's first-ever sneaker linkup under Michael Rider's creative direction. Fast forward to September, the remixed Celine x Reebok shoe is finally here.

Celine's Reebok Freestyle Lo sneaker lands in eight creamy colorways. We already met the dirtied-up pairs that appeared on the catwalk. However, there are also buttery caramel brown, black, red, and yellow options up for grabs. They all feature the same retro co-branding and high-quality lambskin leather construction.

The Freestyle originally released in 1982 as a women's fitness sneaker. 40-plus years later, it's still moving and grooving, although more as a casual streetwear model. It's a luxury Celine sneaker now, too.

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Celine doesn't forget the Freestyle's roots, though. In the campaign, the shoes are pictured in full motion, with models skating, breakdancing, and jump-roping in them. It remains a do-it-all sneaker, but with an extra-luxe Celine touch now.

Again, Celine first previewed its Reebok shoes during its Spring/Summer 2027 presentation earlier this year ('twas one of the many cool reveals from the sneaker brand during Paris Fashion Week). However, the luxury label confirmed the partnership would actually drop this September.

Would you look at that? They're right on schedule.

The Celine x Reebok Freestyle Lo sneakers are slated to release on September 10 on Reebok's website. The retail price is currently unknown, but given that it's a Celine shoe, have those coins ready either way.

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