The Nike Air Max 180 has been given two new colourways for Fall 2014. Titled Midnight Navy/Volt/Chilling Red and Black/Mango/Dusty Cactus, the two shoes combine colour blocking design, hyperfuse technology, and mesh panels to bring new life to the 180. Both pairs also feature a speckled midsole which gives this shoe an updated look – vastly different than the OG colourway.

Look for both colourways to be released from select retailers July 19th.

Nike’s newest silhouette, the Kaishi, takes inspiration from the wildly successful Roshe Run. However, this shoe uses a different build and material set than that of the Roshe Run, which will encourage different material and pattern combinations that will differentiate the Kaishi from its predecessors.

Right now, the Kaishi comes in both a black and red colourway. The design takes advantage of suede on the heel and upper complimented perfectly with a mesh toe and heel tab. Finished off with a white mid and outsole, the Kaishi is rumoured to be the next running shoe to translate to street style popularity. Look out for these two original colourways available online via select retailers.

To celebrate their highly regarded and rare collaboration with sportswear giant Nike, Pigalle and Stéphane Ashpool created an exhibition to showcase various concepts centered around basketball. This was a tale of time passing seen through the eyes of a ‘basketball child’. ‘TIME OUT’ touches on the moods, materials, and meanings that are universal and specific to basketball, both on and off the court.

From the locker room to the playground, and from the playground to the street, this game celebrates all of life’s colours from around the world. The 11 artists invited here (Ward Roberts, Kent Skare, Nelvin Aladag, Ill Studio, John Ashpool Sr, Pennacchio Argentato, Evan Robarts, Michaël Camellini, Paul Hamy, Stéphane Ashpool, Brice Torres) have each, in their own way, communicated the poetry of basketball.