The Yeezy Boost 350 NBA Colorways are Imagined by Patso Dimitrov
Meghan Young — July 13, 2015 — Fashion
References: behance.net & hypebeast
This line of Yeezy Boost 350 NBA colorways may not actually exist at the moment, but it's a series of renditions that may inspire the rapper to explore such designs. After all, basketball and Kanye West go hand-in-hand. These particular designs were imagined by Patso Dimitrov, a designer based in Copenhagen, Denmark. His series features all 30 of the organization's elite teams.
Yet in spite of the fact that West is a huge basketball fan, Hypebeast rightly points out, "The Brooklyn Nets’ all-black colorway is perhaps the most realistic of the options thought up by the Copenhagen-based designer, whilst the other offerings provide whimsical and distinctly un-Yeezy alternatives." That said, the Yeezy Boost 350 NBA series is a fun project.
Yet in spite of the fact that West is a huge basketball fan, Hypebeast rightly points out, "The Brooklyn Nets’ all-black colorway is perhaps the most realistic of the options thought up by the Copenhagen-based designer, whilst the other offerings provide whimsical and distinctly un-Yeezy alternatives." That said, the Yeezy Boost 350 NBA series is a fun project.
Trend Themes
1. Basketball-inspired Footwear - Opportunity for designers to create basketball-inspired shoes collaborating with sports brands.
2. Customizable Sneakers - Potential for sneaker brands to offer customizable options to consumers to include colorways of their favorite sports teams.
3. Limited Edition Signature Sneakers - Celebrities and athletes can collaborate with sneaker brands to create limited edition signature sneakers inspired by popular sports teams.
Industry Implications
1. Sportswear - Sportswear brands can collaborate with sports teams to release limited edition collections that feature team colors and branding.
2. Fashion - Fashion houses can incorporate athletic themes into their designs to create basketball-inspired collections.
3. Athletic Shoes - Athletic shoe brands can use popular sports teams' branding and colors to create limited edition sneakers that appeal to fans of the teams.
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