At the moment when street photography, celebrity styles and even transformation trends are the leading trend, adidas Originals Samba has long become the basic model in fashionable shoe cabinets. This pair of sneakers, born on the football field, has now evolved into a classic shoe that must be mentioned in the fashion circle. In May 2025, adidas Originals once again joined hands with Chinese fashion designer Caroline Hú to launch a new co-branded series, reinterpreting this classic shoe shape and combining more femininity and artistic vocabulary.
Continuing the success of the joint cooperation in 2024, Caroline Hú once again brings us more surprises. She has always been good at telling female stories with dreamy colors, flowing tailoring and poetic vocabulary. She uses a pair of sneakers as a carrier to combine romantic soft lines and avant-garde aesthetic outlines to give the classic Samba a new look. The upper is covered with wrinkled satin material, like a gentle curtain flowing on the instep, revealing a strong feminine atmosphere and artistic tension; the classic three-line logo on the side of the shoe is presented in leather, which is low-key but not without texture, continuing the sports genes of adidas Originals.
This series simultaneously launches three new colors –Metallic silver, elegant red and deep blueInjecting a style proposal that combines both rigidity and softness into daily styles, whether it is minimalist outfits, modern streets or retro elegance, you can find the color rhythm that resonates with it.
About Caroline Hú: Reshaping the language of fashion with romantic poetry
Caroline Hú (Hu Yingqi) is a fashion designer from China. He graduated from the Women's Clothing Design College of Art and Design in the UK and completed his master's degree in fashion design from Parsons School of Design in the United States. In 2018, she founded the brand of the same name “Reverie by Caroline Hú”, which uses high-end custom craftsmanship and poetic aesthetics as the core, transforming emotions and memories in life into wearable works of art.
