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Kyrie Irving and ANTA redefine hybrid footwear with HÉLÀ Code

Kyrie Irving unveils HÉLÀ Season 2 with plenty of style and sport

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While Kyrie Irving continues to showcase his skill on the court with the Dallas Mavericks, the NBA basketball star is making room for his other talents. Ahead of New York Fashion Week, the star took to the streets of New York to showcase his latest project, season 2 of the HÉLÀ collection in partnership with sportswear giant ANTA. For ANTA, working with basketball giants is no strange feat, with the brand having a roster of current and former players with a stylish collection. For HÉLÀ Season 2, Irving has unveiled a lengthy collection that includes everything from apparel to five new bold footwear options. As with Irving’s ANTA KAI line, the collection isn’t just about the collaborative design. Representing Irving’s philosophy around design and sport, HÉLÀ Season 2 revolves around three of the star’s pillars: Resilience, Provision, and Metamorphosis. 

Kyrie Irving and ANTA bring the heat with HÉLÀ Season 2

Focusing on a trio of colorways – Earthen Clay, Ember Orange, and Feather Blue – the entire collection is based on the concept of adaptability, with the apparel collection featuring removable and versatile pieces that can shift depending on the environment. For the footwear, Kyrie Irving introduces the HÉLÀ Code, a silhouette that appears similar to those of traditional skateboarding shoes. The Code sneaker features headdress-inspired uppers, which come in a series of five new colorways. Also included in the new design are EVA midsoles for energy return, a herringbone outsole for traction, and a cushioned fit for all-day support, no matter if you’re playing basketball or skating. The HÉLÀ Code arrives in Kairoglyphics, Astral Eye, Ink of KAIro, Stone Craft, and Papyrus White colorways. Despite the launch, the global launch of the sneakers is yet to be announced by the brand.

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