He already walked the runway about 15 years ago for Y-3’s spring-summer 2010 collection. Then, earlier in the year, he was photographed to mark the 20th anniversary of the association, which was initiated in 2002 by Yohji Yamamoto and Adidas. This Friday, Zinedine Zidane took to social media again to announce a partnership between British skate brand Palace and the German equipment manufacturer (which has sponsored the footballer throughout his career).
In this video, which was revealed on Palace’s Instagram page, ZZ talks to professional skateboarder Lucas Puig and even takes to skateboarding while wearing a white tracksuit with blue stripes on the shoulders. Now we know more about this collaboration. Palace has reinterpreted silhouettes from the Y-3 archives for the occasion. Reversible souvenir jacket, fleece jacket, graphic football shirt, three stripes and design tracksuit on the back, soft blazer and matching trousers, cap…
Source: Le Figaro
