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BARRIO – Bad Bunny is finalizing his highly successful World Hottest Tour, and to generate even more buzz for his fans, he just announced his next collab with Adidas.
Fans got an early glimpse at the style at this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade when the sneaker was featured on “Un Verano Sin Ti” Hottest Heart balloon, which was inspired by the artist’s latest studio album. The Bad Bunny x Adidas Forum Buckle Low in white features a predominantly white-based colour scheme that pays homage “to an endless Summer in the Winter months. ” The shoe features similar details including an ankle strap along with Bad Bunny branding on the tongue and heel.
The kicks are officially launching via CONFIRMED on December 10 and in-store at the adidas Originals flagship stores in Paris, Berlin, and Milan. Bad Bunny is also constructing a special ice store activation in Mexico City to support the launch.
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