It has never been more clear that James Harden is an
absolute star. The NBA’s front-runner for MVP and GQ Style’s May 2018
cover boy is currently reaping the benefits of his hard work, which
required long hours perfecting his game and, equally important, his
signature off-court style.
James is loud. Or, at least, his style tends to be. He’s often in
boisterous prints, vivid colors, and shoes that accent all of what’s
happening up top — beard included. One might say his style is fast and
fluid. His game, though, is slow and based largely on stopping and the
concept of deceleration. All of this — and much more — is wrapped into a
new capsule collection by adidas subsidiary, Y-3.
The Yohji Yamamoto led brand conceptualized and subsequently produced
three Harden inspired sneakers — the JH Boost ($450), the JH Bashyo
($400), and the JH Tangutsu ($330), respectively. Each shoe, both
through overt design aesthetics and subversive detailing, represents
Harden’s avant-garde approach to his personal style. Essentially acting
as reaffirmation of just how impressive and unique his style has been
over the years, the collection also encapsulates jackets, shirting,
trousers, and accessories.
The James Harden x adidas Y-3 capsule collection is available now at global outpost including SSENSE.
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