Brooklyn-based creative collective MSCHF is set to shake up the sneaker world with its innovative and daring BWD Shoe, a sneaker that can be worn forwards or backwards.
MSCHF, the Brooklyn-based creative collective, has firmly established itself as a trailblazer in the fashion world, from making headlines with their bold big red boots to daring celebrity collaborations. With its latest release, the BWD shoe, MSCHF is ready to redefine the boundaries of style and functionality of sneakers.
MSCHF, which he founded Gabriel Whaley, is no stranger to controversy and pushing boundaries. The company previously caused a stir with its own Satan Shoes, who collaborated with Lil Nas X, which are said to contain a drop of human blood in the sole. They also attracted attention with theirs Jesus' shoes, in which there was holy water from the Jordan River and he clothed them Drake. Further cooperation includes cooperation with by MrBeast in a mobile game, collaboration with Jimmy Fallon in sneakers Gobstomper, inspired by Gobstopper candies, and transforming four Birkin bags into Birkinstocks sandals.
The presentation will take place on April 11 - at 2 p.m. ET, the BWD shoe will be available for purchase via applications MSCHF Sneakers and mschf.com at a price 135 USD. While the exact number of sneakers that will be released remains undisclosed, we can expect them to be hot items. Early adopters of the BWD Shoe include Fall Out Boy's Joe Trohman, who wore the unique sneaker in the band's new music video, "Hold Me Like a Grudge."
MSCHF BWD - Will they be the same hit as their predecessors?!
The big one MSCHF red boots have already made a big mark in popular culture, with celebrities such as Janelle Monaé, Lil Nas X, Ciara, Diplo, Lil Wayne and rapper Coi Leray wearing the signature footwear. WWE's Seth “Freakin” Rollins even donned a pair while wrestling. Priced at 350 $, these boots sold out quickly and are now available on platforms such as GOAT and StockX. they sell for 500 to 800 $.
