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At its core, the Adidas YUNG-1 Womens is a nostalgic silhouette based off of the Falcon Dorf model, and in its newest make-up it draws inspiration from an old school barbershop pole and its classic red, white, and blue color palette. Accompanied by some fitting imagery, this new atmos-designed iteration utilizes a base composed of white, grey, and metallic silver while blue and red take shape on its midfoot branding, outsole, and instep in an effort to put its barbershop motif through the roof.
This Adidas YUNG-1 Mens comes dressed in a Footwear White, Collegiate Royal and Scarlet color combination. Highlighted with White mesh across the upper while Grey and Metallic Silver lands on the overlays. We also have Red, White and Blue on the Three Stripes branding which resembles a barbershop pole.
After getting off to a great start, the Adidas YUNG-1 White will debut in new colorways during the Fall. One of the upcoming drops includes the ‘Sesame’ edition. Looking closer they feature a Sesame, Grey and White color combination. Highlighted with shades of Grey across the upper while Navy Blue lands on the toe, mid-foot and tongue. Other details includes White on the Three Stripes branding and midsole while a Black outsole completes the look.
adidas’ on-trend Adidas YUNG-1 Black silhouette is arguably the Three Stripe’s top new silhouette of the year. Checking all of the Trefoil Brand’s usual boxes, it boasts a timely, chunky aesthetic, it equips vast color blocking capabilities, and it bears an aesthetic that reminds consumers of the 90s, and inexplicably popular trend in today’s industry. Next up for the Yung-1 is its simplest colorway yet, dressed in a tonally light shade of grey, sitting atop a stark white midsole unit and a black outsole for contrast. While we have seen designers take liberties with its color schemes in the past, this particular offering opts for to let the layering of the model create depth on its own and speak for itself.
