Under Armour Curry 2 "All Star"

Aside from Christmas, the NBA's All-Star weekend is a crazy time for sneakerheads. New silos get introduced, and sneakers packing serious heat drop left and right. And since the best players in the NBA are gonna be representing their teams and conferences throughout 3 days of action, it's pretty much assumed that players will be doing so in loud and over the top sneakers.

Nike dropped a pack for their signature athletes inspired by sport royalty. While Adidas looked to the Aurora Borealis as a theme for their All-Star sneakers. But if you ask me, the best looking sneaker to drop this entire weekend is Steph Curry's "All-Star" editon Curry 2. Decked out in a white upper with hits of red and gold, Steph Curry's sig stands out from the crowd of loud and over the top kicks you'll be seeing come the All-Star Game. The iced out sole just adds to that extra clean look. If you're feeling it, pick up a pair now at a Titan store near you.

Boxfresh A/W 15 Collection

British lifestyle footwear brand Boxfresh goes back to its roots for their latest collection. With close ties to the youth and innovation prevalent in London street culture, Boxfresh rolls out a diverse collection of shoes that are both rugged and refined at the same time. Their latest campaign also heralds the launch of "We Are Boxfresh", introducing personalities and creatives from London who embody the brand's values to a larger audience. Watch out for the latest collection to drop in stores very soon.

Check out more shots after the jump.

Uniqlo Sneakers are Coming

The day has finally arrived. Uniqlo, the Japanese fast fashion institution finally comes out with sneakers. Sure, they've dropped a few before, but none on the massive scale at which the brand operates nowadays. The styles themselves aren't anything truly groundbreaking - just riffs on classic canvas slip-on and plimsoll shapes in a number of colors. But in the middle of a Philippine summer, the last thing you need on your feet is more heat. Hopefully these styles make their way soon to a Uniqlo near you.

Eating Your Words For Dinner

I'll admit, I wasn't a huge fan of Native shoes. I appreciate the brand's novel approach to classic footwear silhouettes, but I really just couldn't see myself getting behind them. Then, they up and dropped the Apollo Moc which ended up turning a lot of heads toward the lightweight footwear brand. While we wait for the local drop to happen sometime next year, the rest of the world gets treated to a special hand-dyed collection that includes the Apollo Moc's mid-top brother, the Apollo Chukka.

Utilizing dyeing techniques inspired by the Japanese, this limited edition pack drapes the Apollo Moc in Shibori Grey, the Apollo Chukka goes Shibori Blue, while both silos get a black color up as well. Stores such as KITH, Hypebeast, and Livestock will be carrying them starting November 3. But until the first colorway of the Apollo Mocs release locally, I'll quietly eat my words for dinner and maybe save some for breakfast too.

Check out the rest of the pack after the jump.

The FILA Grant Hill III Will Return.

FILA keeps the 90's basketball sneaker resurgence strong as they're primed to re-launch Grant Hill's third signature sneaker. After the re-launch of Hill's two previous FILA sneakers was met with much enthusiasm from many sneakerheads, the Grant Hill III (Now called the FILA 97) looks to keep the retro love going well into the end of the year.

There's no word yet on whether these shoes will hit local stores. But since Grant Hill's first two shoes did, it doesn't seem like a stretch thinking the 97 won't be too hard to cop. The release date has been set for October 10.

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Herschel Supply Co. x Clarks Originals Desert Boot

Originally designed for British Army officers to wear off-duty, there's no denying the casual appeal the Clarks Desert Boot has enjoyed over generations. Its shape has played canvas to countless collaborations over the years. This time around, luggage and accessories brand Herschel Supply Co. puts their own spin on the iconic silhouette.

The collaborative effort brings out a desert boot decked out in navy leather done up with contrasting white stitching. The monotony is further broken up with the inclusion of a denim heel patch, leather laces, signature Herschel candy-stripe lining, and the timeless Clarks crepe sole.

As of now, there's no word whether these boots will hit local Clark's retailers. But those interested in picking up a pair can do so now at End. Check out more looks after the jump.

Native Apollo Moc

Native Shoes made its reputation as a brand that offered timeless footwear silhouettes in lightweight and comfortable materials. This time around, their newest silhouette takes inspiration from the Moc and updates it with a perforated no-sew upper that's ideal for the summertime. Pictured here is the Apollo Moc done up in Black and White. Hints of gum rubber provide both an excellent contrast and added grip for their plush soles. 

By far, this is the nicest pair of Native shoes I have ever seen. It also doesn't hurt that they'll be going for the pretty fair price of $70. If you're in the New York area next month, then you can pick up a pair at Kith on August 15th. Those of us who aren't as lucky will have to wait for wider distribution starting in November. 

In the meantime, check out more looks after the jump. 

Huf Dylan Rieder Signature Model

Pro skater Keith Hufnagel's eponymous clothing and footwear brand brings forth a new signature shoe for team rider Dylan Rieder. Developed under close direction from Dylan himself, the shoe takes on a minimalist aesthetic inspired by high fashion. The Dylan is a low profile silhouette built with quality leather. Cutaway sidewalls on the midsole enhance flexibility, air channels help with ventilation, and padded ankle collars add both support and a comfortable fit. Debossed branding on the heel and tongue finish off the shoe, making the Dylan another strong addition to the growing Huf footwear line.

The Dylan in both Burnished Black and Vintage White colorways are available now on the Huf website. Hopefully local retailers of the brand such as The Rail will have them in stores soon.

Check the jump for more angles, and take a peek at the Dylan's artsy launch video.

Black Scale x Gourmet Quattro Skate 2

Building off last year's collaboration, streetwear brand Black Scale joins forces with Gourmet once again on a small collection of footwear.

This year's join effort brings forth luxe takes on the 35 Lite and Quattro Skate 2 silhouettes. The former is draped entirely in python textured leather while the latter is built with a black full-grain leather upper with snakeskin details on the forefoot and tongue.

No word yet on whether the 35 Lite LX will be hitting local stores, but the Quattro Skate 2 is available now at The Sneakpeek for P6990.

Check out pics from the Black Scale x Gourmet lookbook after the jump.

Superga x Versus Versace 2750 Cotu Classic

Italian footwear brand Superga teams up with Versus Versace on a small collection of colorful sneakers. The first offering between the two Italian brands sees the quintessential Superga silhouette dressed up in a clashing mix of prints and details that stays true to the youthful aesthetics of the Versace diffusion line. It's certainly a pair of sneakers for those who like to live loud.

Hopefully more designs come down the pipeline in the foreseeable future. But in the meantime, expect these to drop at select Versus and Superga stores worldwide starting June 29. Retail price is $150, so if they drop in local Superga stores, you do the math.

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Fila 95 and 96

We've all heard so much about how the 90's was the golden age of sneaker design. And rightfully so, judging from the amount of older sneakerheads salivating whenever a quintessential shoe from that era gets the retro treatment. I was a kid in the 90s, so the shoes I had were the ones my parents would get for me. But I remember Nike brought out some memorable shoes back then, as did Reebok, and Adidas.

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I never really paid attention to Fila, up until they signed an NBA player named Grant Hill. The dude was killing it in the 90s! There was a point where he was even touted to be the next Michael Jordan! Now those of you who follow basketball may know that didn't happen, and some injuries may have gotten in the way of Grant Hill to reach his full potential during his playing years. But Grant Hill will no doubt go down as one of the greats from that bygone era.