This really is essentially a representation of the UK-based, Sex Pistols band’s initial album artwork. It resembles good colour matching idea using vibrant hues that remind us of the group’s ‘Never Thoughts The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols’ album featuring pink and yellow. As a collaborative project, the Japanese-based designer applied a simple trick – reverse color-blocking on the left and right shoe. Another Fragment Design creation within the form of a Nike Dunk High has been spotted on eBay. The appropriate shoe has pink-over-yellow arrangement with naturally pink Swoosh while the left shoe has the opposite format. A Fragment Design volt lightning logo is incorporated on the heel location. Despite being distinct, each of the shoes wears common denominators – white sole unit, pink mesh interior lining, and pink shoe laces. For anyone who is a fan of either pink or yellow colors, this pair of Dunks can possibly be 1 of the future favorites.
Diversitile makes sneaker customizing look like child’s play. The team of customizers at the custom sneaker agency are responsible for some of the most astonishing customs we’ve seen. Sneakers such as the Nike Dunk Low “Walking On Water” , it’s counterpart the Nike Blazer “Walking on Water”, and the Nike Dunk High “Perfect Storm” to name a few. Their latest project brings that same level of unmatched craftsmanship we’ve come to expect from them now. Using a Nike Dunk High, Diversitile incorporates a theme throughout the shoes inspired by Chucky from the “Child’s Play” movies. All the key details of the devious doll are implemented into the shoes, including his denim overalls on the foxing and midfoot, his striped t-shirt on the midpanel and his stitched-up mug on the toe. Other details include a white, blood splattered Swoosh, a graphic of a kitchen knife along the toe and a custom box made to look like the Good Guys box the Chucky doll comes in.
Despite what you may have ‘learned’ from South Park’s recent ‘superhero’ trilogy, Mint Berry Crunch actually makes his home in London. At least that’s what legendary Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara thinks, as he applied a colorway undeniably resembling Bradley Biggle’s alter ego to this new Nike Dunk High Fragment Design ‘City Pack’ New York, all the way down to the asymmetry. And that’s the unifying feature of this pack, their colorblocking patterns identical and each pair swapping shades from left to right. Fujiwara’s yellow/pink and fragment’s black/purple Beijing colorups are basically inversions of each other while the NYC pair designed by Skathing keeps a white base and uses red on the left, black on the right.