The second collaboration is coming: Palace and Reebok Classic

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We are talking about two giants of streetwear: Palace and Reebok Classic that for the second time are giving each other a new collaboration, nothing short of unmissable. Object of the partnership? The NPC sneakers, item from the Reebook archive, this time proposed in three color variations. The first features a camel-colored suede silhouette, a darker beige rubber sole, white laces and a white terry lining. The second proposal is colored completely in black, while the third is completely in white. To stand out on both models is a new iteration of the logo shown on the side wall of the shoe, with the word Palace wrapped in two olive branches and a crown above everything. Of course, the Reebok logo, shown on the back, heel height, is not missing.

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The capsule also includes a selection of clothing items such as: hoodless sweatshirts, short-sleeved t-shirts, caps and socks. Overall, what you breathe is a pretty preppy style, perfect for the classic college kid who wanders around the streets of London, aboard his beloved skateboard. But that’s not all, because the collection will soon be available starting from 11.00 on 2 April on the official Palace website and in Japan on 3 April on the Palace Japan website.

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Irene Larussa

Irene è diplomata in fashion styling presso l'Istituto Marangoni. Di origini calabresi, vive attualmente a Milano. E' alla costante ricerca di stimoli nuovi da cui trarre ispirazione per alimentare le sue più grandi passioni: styling, grafica e scrittura. Il suo sogno è infatti lavorare nella redazione di un fashion magazine.