Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Fashion & Style
  3. News

Action Bronson and New Balance announce their next colorful sneaker

New Balance, Action Bronson release second sneaker of the month

man wearing action bronson new balance sneakers
New Balance / New Balance

It hasn’t been long since the announcement of Action Bronson and New Balance’s first sneaker release of the year, and now the pair is gearing up for their follow-up. Equally as colorful and vibrant as the first iteration, the newest collaborative sneaker is bolder. As with their first campaign, the duo took to everyday chefs, butchers, and craftspeople to showcase the newest release. As part of the brand’s MADE in USA branch, the sneaker takes the form of one of New Balance’s most iconic and recognized silhouettes. Like the previous collaboration, this sneaker is one of New Balance’s most eclectic designs, making it a must for those who enjoy maximalist style. While there’s no telling how many sneakers this pair decides to release in 2025, there’s no doubt they will all be bold statement pieces. 

Action Bronson x New Balance MADE in USA 990v6 “Ainõzama”

Named Ainõzama, the newest collaborative sneaker once again sees a reiteration of the New Balance 990v6. Created with a layered upper, this sneaker features a base that combines royal blue, neon pink, silver, orange, and seafoam green hues. Tying all these colors together is a brown suede mudguard and sole unit composed of off-white, gray, and taupe hues. A true blend of various colors, the Ainõzama sneaker is one of the most colorful sneakers in the New Balance line-up today. Those looking to add the second Action Bronson x New Balance sneaker to their collection can begin purchasing on April 18 via Bronson’s SpecializingInLife platform, which currently accepts access signups. The retail price of the sneakers is set at $220.

Leslie is a Los Angeles-based writer and content creator. After attaining a bachelor’s degree in journalism from California… Read Full Bio
Topics
The Gentleman’s Guide to Groomsman Gifts
Wristwatch, Arm, Body Part

When I was a groomsman in my twenties, I was too broke for gifts. The best I could offer was a thoughtful card and a colorful toast after the wine started flowing. Youthful charm more or less excused showing up empty-handed—along with overindulging in Champagne and making passes at bridesmaids. As I approach forty, however, it’s not quite as cute. Forgoing a gift is as tacky as staring at the bride’s décolletage.

Wedding gifts are often items for the couple: coffee makers, bedding, fancy soap dispensers. But leave such boring gewgaws to great-aunts, chums of the bride’s parents, or the family dentist no one expected actually to show up. As a groomsman, you have a duty to present your stalwart pal with loot he’ll cherish. A beautiful bottle of whiskey. A handsome watch. Perhaps some art for his (gentle)man cave.

Read more
Breitling’s new Miles Davis watch is also a preview of its upcoming social club
Wristwatch, Arm, Body Part

Long before influencer partnerships existed, Miles Davis was doing unpaid brand work for Breitling just by wearing his Navitimer on stage. The watchmaker is finally returning the favor with a 500-piece tribute marking the jazz legend’s centennial.

Davis famously wore a Breitling Navitimer ref. 806 Mk5 throughout the 1960s, and this new release is built to recreate the specifics of that exact watch rather than just gesture at the era.

Read more
Zenith’s most famous chronograph line just lost its chronograph
Wristwatch, Dial, Time

Can you even call something a Chronomaster if it doesn’t have a chronograph?! Zenith thinks so — the Swiss manufacturer’s new Chronomaster Solo Sport has, for the first time in the collection’s history, absolutely no chronograph function anywhere on it.

The Chronomaster line has existed to showcase El Primero, the automatic chronograph movement Zenith launched in 1969. Its famous for its 5 Hz (36,000 vibrations per hour) high-frequency beat and its ability to time down to a tenth of a second. Every Chronomaster before this one basically built its entire identity around that stopwatch function.

Read more