I want to say that you already know this but Deadpool & Wolverine is out now. Of course, you knew this. Anyway, let's get into what I wore.

Marvel Deadpool & Wolverine Best Bubs T-Shirt

Maybe it was just me but it seems like the shirts that were out for the section of Deadpool haven't been good. I found this one at random at Hot Topic. After I have been looking for something. Marvel, let's talk. I wanna make something. 

Enough of the fake 80's looking shirts. 

Lived-In Cargo Shorts

Nike Dunk Low 'Gym Red'

You can say whatever you want about the 50 if you live in the States. Anything. If you are not from the States you better watch your mouth. Cause only we can talk about we. Now if it's Olympics time, everybody on mute, and it's USA, USA.USA for the next couple of weeks.  

Now let's get into this look as the girls on Tik Tok would say. 

Kith for Team USA Faille Jersey Warmup Shirt

Built-In Flex Cargo Shorts -- 7-inch inseam

To get the best out of your outfits, you should go cheap (but good) on some part of the outfit. I always go cheap on the pants. You can always find made-well pants. 

Old Skool Shoe

 Remember when I used to buy red shoes left and right? Yeah, I stopped that. Yeah, I know that joke is corny. Yes, it's staying. 

That's the end but enjoy this clip of Kobe saving America. 

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Shoe Palace has partnered with New Balance for a fiery release that captures the essence of volcanoes through the iconic New Balance 2002R silhouette. This unique “Two Pack” collaboration is inspired by the destructive yet formative nature of volcanic eruptions while embodying lessons of adaptability, ingenuity, and sustainability within its designs.

The first pair, representing air and the ethereal aspects of an eruption, features a blue colorway. It utilizes a spaced-out open mesh, enhancing the theme of air and openness. This second silhouette draws inspiration from the solidification of lava into land and boasts fitting earthy brown hues with a tighter mesh structure that symbolizes stability and foundation.

Both pairs are constructed from luxurious materials including smooth cow suede and hairy suedes, ensuring comfort and durability. Reflective “N” logos add a touch of flair on both the medial and lateral sides, sitting atop Angora white midsoles that provide a clean contrast. Completing the thematic design, each pair includes extra laces and custom insoles that visually echo their volcanic inspirations.

This release will be available exclusively at Shoe Palace stores and on their website starting April 26, priced at $150 USD.

In collaboration with Division Street, Nike whipped up an Air Max 1 “University of Oregon” PE to further encapsulate the spirit of Air Max Day. A portion of the proceeds will be used to support the student-athletes of the University of Oregon.

Shelves both on and offline are currently flooded with new and old Air Max colorways and variations, but who’s to complain, when the iconic silhouette just does it. This current rendition gives off a slightly similar makeup to, the Atmos x Nike Air Max 1 “Safari,” originally released in 2002, which opted for a Mandarin duck palette.

Following the hues of a Mallard Drake, the upper shoe is constructed with earthy tones like that of duck feathers shaped in various materials from suede to perforated leather and canvas. To give it a more playful feel, animal patterns are stitched above the toe box, around the lace eyelets and capping off the heel. The main and mini Swooshes are done up in sleek Navy complementing the iridescent olive green details. Completing the design are the words “Once a duck, always a duck” embroidered on the mid-heel. A pair comes with three laces in off-white, green, and yellow neatly packaged in a neon green box.

The Nike Air Max 1 “University of Oregon” PE is exclusively available on GOAT.