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The hit new adidas silhouette Adidas Smith for the summer isn't just for the guys, as we now see a decidedly feminine take for the Los Angeles . The modernized edition of the classic LA Trainer goes pink, with the soft summertime hue applied tonally across the woven textile and felt upper, and then extending right down to the foam sole. Lady Three Stripe fans can pick these up soon in the US, because the  Shift Pink' adidas Los Angeles is arriving now at select overseas retailers.

Lucas is no longer the most famous professional athlete with the surname Puig, but he is the first and only with a signature shoe. ?Puig's Rod Laver-inspired adidas Skateboarding Lucas Pro begins its second year with a couple of fall 2013 colorways, including one in tonal red with black on the heel and another in black and grey with adidas' own royal blue at the back. ?Both utilize gum soles Adidas Stan Smith Gold for that classic skateboarding look and you can see them individually in greater detail after the jump.

Lucas Puig's adidas Skateboarding signature model has been in circulation for almost a year now, and here's the most  adidas' colorway to date. ?The Brand with the Three Stripes is synonymous with royal blue Adidas Stan Smith Green as contrasted by white, and these adidas Skate Lucas Pros are just that. ?They connect further with the adidas tennis legacy with gold branding, literally a classic foil versus the cutting edge SPRINTSKIN construction. ?Stick with Sneaker News for release info and let us know which adidas rider has the best footwear at the moment.

Kris Aman, GM of adidas Global Basketball: That's one of the most exciting things about what adidas as a whole and what adidas basketball is doing  when you have a brand that's wired around creativity and focusing on creators. That creates amazing opportunities. I think what you're Adidas Stan Smith Blue seeing with the athletes is that they are grabbing that with both hands and wanting to partner not only with us, but one of the philosophies that we believe in pretty strongly around here is this idea of open-source partnerships. So what ends up happening is you have a brand that's wired around creators and creativity, athletes that are wired around how they create, and that's kind of cool because it's not just in their game, right? It's in their life and in their world.

And not just the future through aesthetic, it's the future through how do you help an athlete play better. How do you get a baller a competitive advantage? The style and the flavor and the life side of the game is a big part of it too, and we have a lot of big things coming in the future. Our goal is to become the best basketball brand and we want to be the most creative basketball brand. And when we think about creating the future, all of those creative elements come together.

The days of only living in sport or only living in style  I don't see that too much. The big opportunity is taking those two elements and seeing how Adidas Stan Smith All White they form together. Both sides, both halves of the equation have to work together.KA: For me, my whole life has been wrapped around creativity. My mother was an artist and a designer. I actually, believe it or not, in my early days through a part of college I was studying to be a designer. For me personally, creativity comes from within. What I've had to opportunity to do for a couple of decades is work in and around tremendously creative people and that was a huge part of the attraction and the opportunity to what lives in adidas Basketball.