Closer Look at Pharrell and adidas' Jellyfish Silhouette
Update: We first previewed Pharrell and adidas' new Jellyfish sneaker during Paris Fashion Week in January and later included it in our round-up, New Sneaker Designs to Watch Out for in 2025. Now, a closer look at what to expect from the unique silhouette has surfaced. As described in our initial breakdown below, the special structure sports not only depth via contrast in color, but its pronounced overlays as well. Pharrell's "Virginia" branding is accompanied by a new "jellyfish" logo that is present at both the tongue and sockliner. Release details remain vague, however, it is expected to drop later this year around a $280 USD price point via adidas and select retailers. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tobias Platzer (@hypetobs)Original Story: It's been a particularly busy week for Pharrell. The multi-hyphenate brought forth his triumphant Fall/Winter 2025 Louis Vuitton Men's collection, teaming up with NIGO in the process, while also teasing a new sneaker with adidas at the same time.This new pair is named the Jellyfish and is the latest of a long list of collaborations between Skateboard P and the Three Stripes, a partnership that had been relatively quiet last season. While little details have been shared, it has been spotted in two different colorways. The first is a white, off-white, orange and black iteration that is pictured here and the other is an all-gray version worn by Pharrell himself. Looking closer at the shoe, its chunky shape is accentuated by geometric overlays that include the Three Stripes at the midfoot of each side. The heel features adidas' classic logo while the tongue sports not only this logo, but a special "jellyfish" callout and nod to Pharrell's home state of Virginia.At the time of writing, neither Pharrell nor adidas have indicated when their new Jellyfish silhouette will be making its retail debut. Stay tuned for updates, including a closer look at the new design and its other upcoming colorways, as we currently expect the shoe to arrive later this year via adidas and select retailers.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Update: We first previewed Pharrell and adidas' new Jellyfish sneaker during Paris Fashion Week in January and later included it in our round-up, New Sneaker Designs to Watch Out for in 2025. Now, a closer look at what to expect from the unique silhouette has surfaced. As described in our initial breakdown below, the special structure sports not only depth via contrast in color, but its pronounced overlays as well. Pharrell's "Virginia" branding is accompanied by a new "jellyfish" logo that is present at both the tongue and sockliner. Release details remain vague, however, it is expected to drop later this year around a $280 USD price point via adidas and select retailers.
Original Story: It's been a particularly busy week for Pharrell. The multi-hyphenate brought forth his triumphant Fall/Winter 2025 Louis Vuitton Men's collection, teaming up with NIGO in the process, while also teasing a new sneaker with adidas at the same time.
This new pair is named the Jellyfish and is the latest of a long list of collaborations between Skateboard P and the Three Stripes, a partnership that had been relatively quiet last season. While little details have been shared, it has been spotted in two different colorways. The first is a white, off-white, orange and black iteration that is pictured here and the other is an all-gray version worn by Pharrell himself. Looking closer at the shoe, its chunky shape is accentuated by geometric overlays that include the Three Stripes at the midfoot of each side. The heel features adidas' classic logo while the tongue sports not only this logo, but a special "jellyfish" callout and nod to Pharrell's home state of Virginia.
At the time of writing, neither Pharrell nor adidas have indicated when their new Jellyfish silhouette will be making its retail debut. Stay tuned for updates, including a closer look at the new design and its other upcoming colorways, as we currently expect the shoe to arrive later this year via adidas and select retailers.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
