After a first look, we bring you more from the PPQ x adidas collection. The range is best summed up by classics colours and shapes. To match the classic aesthetic, they went with the original adidas logo, which - if you ask me - is way better. Look for the collection to release later this month.

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We’ve already shown you the t-shirts, and the shoes, but now we bring you the full Fafi for adidas Originals collection, which also consists of jackets, sweaters, socks, and more

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Following up on the shoes Fafi created for adidas Originals are these new t-shirts the French artist  designed for the brand. There are two styles, each featuring the well-known Fafinette characters. You can get them now through Colette for €35.

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Following both Stella McCartney and Jeremy Scott, the next up to design a collection for adidas is London-based label, PPQ. As to whether this is the beginning of multiple collaborations is yet to be seen, but what is certain is that the debut collection releases soon.

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I for one have always been eager to see what Jeremy Scott cooks up for his collaborations with adidas. Thanks to Highsnobiety, we bring you a preview of what the designer put together for the 2010 Spring/Summer collection. The JS Wings continues to get a lot of attention, and I’m sure this latest colourway will be even more popular once it releases.

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Here we get a look at the sneakers Fafi designed for the adidas Originals line. The French artist worked on the Honey Mid and a Stan Smith velcro, decorating it with graphics from her comic strip. Both have just arrived at Parisian retailer, Colette.

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adidas aims to please the ladies with their Top Ten Hi Sleek model. It’s more streamlined than the chunky Top Ten, which makes them much more wearable and versatile. Here we see a classic white/black/gold colourway.

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Earlier today, I stumbed onto these SLVR wedge trainers by adidas. I’m not really sure what’s the point of adding high heels to trainers. They don’t make them any more formal, and just look plain mediocre. On the otherhand, if these would be a plain runner, I would most likely go crazy over them. Oh well..

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Back in March, we gave you a look at the latest collection Jeremy Scott designed for adidas. Now we bring you even more photos of the line that naturally has even more animal prints. I love the silver shoes.

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It’s no secret that brands rehash items from their archives, and update them in new colours and materials. Most recently, adidas have done this with their Honey model, which has been given a new, colourful plaid make up. We definitely co-sign these. Perfect for the Spring!

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