Rita Ora has been working with Adidas for two years now, but we think the collaboration may have just reached its sartorial peak. Dubbed the Color Paint Pack, her latest collection features two cool, artsy interpretations of the brand’s most iconic sneakers: the Stan Smiths and the Superstars.
Featuring a unique paint-by-numbers pattern, the shoes offer a partially blank canvas that’s designed to leave the rest up to your imagination. (DIY lovers, this should be music to your ears.) If you want to get your hands on a pair of the shoes, you’ll have to wait a few more days: Ora’s latest collection will be launching on Thursday, August 18. As for price, the revamped versions will only be slightly more expensive than the originals: The Stan Smiths will ring in at $85, compared to $75 for the plain white versions you know and love.
Scroll down to see Rita Ora’s new Adidas sneaker designs, launching on August 18!
Which pair will you be buying? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop other Adidas sneakers while we wait for the new ones to launch!
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