New Balance introduces a new tonal iteration for the XC-72 sneaker model. It is detailed in a creamy palette for a neutral option this season. the shoe made its original release earlier last month and was inspired by retro-futuristic design language. It blends together elements from both the 327 and the 237 sneaker designs.
It is slightly made in reference to the look of retro cars. The new Cream White hue is a minimal option and features a leather body at the upper along with suede paneling details. The lateral side of the shoe is marked with the N logo in a contrasting white color for a lighter note. There are also details of blue that can be found at the laces and the heel tab.
Cream Tonal Casual Footwear
New Balance Unveils a Creamy XC-72 Retro Sneaker Model
Trend Themes
1. Cream Tonal Casual Footwear - New Balance's XC-72 sneaker model introduces a new creamy palette and merges design elements from its 327 and 237 sneaker designs, enabling athletic brands to develop sneakers that combine various elements for a unique look.
2. Retro-futuristic Design Language - New Balance's XC-72 sneaker model merges retro and futuristic design elements, inspiring brands in the fashion industry to create apparel and accessories that follow the same design language.
3. Neutral Tones with Contrasting Details - New Balance's XC-72 sneaker model's Cream White color palette combined with contrasting N logo and blue laces and heel tab details offer brands the opportunity to develop neutral-toned clothing and accessories that have visual interest.
Industry Implications
1. Athletic Footwear - New Balance's XC-72 sneaker model sets the trend for combining design elements from different sneaker models, allowing athletic footwear brands to create unique designs.
2. Fashion - The retro-futuristic design language and neutral tones with contrasting details in New Balance's XC-72 sneaker model provide inspiration for fashion brands to develop clothing and accessories that follow the same aesthetic.
3. Sportswear - New Balance's XC-72 sneaker model's design merges vintage and futuristic elements, creating a disruptive innovation trend for sportswear brands to develop apparel and footwear that offer a unique design on the market.