Joshua Vides Adds Removable Velcro Panels To Two Converse Chuck 70s

Michael Le August 16th, 2019 (updated)

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After taking a look at the Chinatown Market Chuck 70 just earlier today, it’d be a shame to ignore the overarching pack whose two other accompaniments are equally diverse. Dressed up in his inspired artistic motifs — one that brought about customs en-masse — Joshua Vides slot is one filled to the brim in his evolved vision. The first, which arrives comprised of mostly monochrome palettes, is the most overt in its toony modifications, though the artist now explores much of the model itself. Velcro panels, in addition to the mindful linework, feature pantone bases that allow for customizability by way of modularity. Light marked detailing spread throughout the whites of the toe cap and midsole in a connection to the retro cartoons of past eras with separated contrast panelling along the lateral ripping out from its seams towards the rear. A colorful rendition of the same design sports little to no markings across with much of the show being lead by the black paint splatters and vibrant color blocking of orange, pink, and green. Both versions are available now at Converse retailers for a retail price of $110 USD.