ADER error x Converse: future collaboration?

ADER error x Converse

The Korean collective ADER error, based in Seoul, recently showed on his instagram profile photos of two Converse completely revisited in their style.

The model chosen is the iconic Chuck 70, in both white and black color, which for the occasion takes on a look totally detached from Converse’s DNA.

The two variants take on a completely deconstructed and dirty silhouette, the result is reminiscent of the fusion between two different colors.

In the darker variant we find a black base upper, with blue inserts and enriched by additional panels that have a pattern that is very reminiscent of splashes of paint, in various shades.

Finally, the inevitable Converse logo with a double layer that dominates the inside of the shoe.

As for the lighter variant, look at a decidedly more destroyed look.

The upper upper is composed of white panels, like other beige ones are superimposed, there are also here in the blue inserts that stand out over everything.

Another particular detail are certainly all the various signs made of black ink that show very random designs on the upper and also the ADER.

For now, the output data of this collaboration seem to be far away, as it is rumored that these two are separate samples or habits.

Stay with us for future updates.

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