New Balance Updates the 550 Shoe with a Marblehead Colorway
References: newbalance & hypebeast
New Balance continues to add more tonal iterations of the iconic 550 sneaker model to its roster with the Marblehead colorway to join this season. The shoe is decorated with hues of white and grey across the silhouette as it blends together both smooth and perforated leather details.
Padded mesh is applied to the collar sections and grey is detailing the shoe in light and dark tones in order to create a marbled look. It also features branding accents in the form of the 550 and N logo outlines along the lateral side of the shoe. To round out the design are the basketball logos that detail the tongue tabs, the white midsoles, and dual tonal rubber outsoles.
Image Credit: New Balance
Padded mesh is applied to the collar sections and grey is detailing the shoe in light and dark tones in order to create a marbled look. It also features branding accents in the form of the 550 and N logo outlines along the lateral side of the shoe. To round out the design are the basketball logos that detail the tongue tabs, the white midsoles, and dual tonal rubber outsoles.
Image Credit: New Balance
Trend Themes
1. Neutral Tonal Sneakers - Neutral-toned lifestyle sneakers continue to be popular among consumers, presenting an opportunity for brands to experiment with minimalist design and innovative materials.
2. Marble-inspired Design - Marble-inspired patterns and textures are trending in fashion and footwear, offering brands a chance to incorporate the aesthetic in their products.
3. Mesh and Leather Combination - Blending smooth leather with breathable mesh materials in footwear creates a unique balance of comfort and style.
Industry Implications
1. Footwear Industry - As the demand for stylish and comfortable shoes continues to grow, brands in the footwear industry can capitalize on trends like neutral-toned sneakers with innovative designs.
2. Fashion Industry - Neutral-toned lifestyle sneakers and marble-inspired designs are prevalent in the fashion industry, creating opportunities for brands to create complementary clothing and accessory lines.
3. Athletic Industry - Brands in the athletic industry can experiment with materials like mesh and leather to create stylish and comfortable sneakers for both sports and casual wear.
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