The Star Wars Adidas Fall/Winter 2010 Collection Shows Familiar Faces
Michael Hines — October 2, 2010 — Fashion
References: adidas & highsnobiety
The Adidas Star Wars collaboration is the gift that just keeps on giving. The Star Wars Adidas Fall/Winter 2010 Collection is filled with new shoes and apparel from the galaxy far, far away.
There are four pairs of new shoes and a TON of clothing in the Star Wars Adidas Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. I am most excited to see Yoda getting his own shoe, even if it is a tad bland and uninspired. Check out the links to your left to see the whole collection today.
There are four pairs of new shoes and a TON of clothing in the Star Wars Adidas Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. I am most excited to see Yoda getting his own shoe, even if it is a tad bland and uninspired. Check out the links to your left to see the whole collection today.
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