You made it out adidas stan smith white to Sneaker Con NYC this weekend right? As you undoubtedly know, just as exciting as scouring the vendor tables and various collections scattered about the room for rare pairs and the like is peeping what kind of gems other folks showed up in. And being that the show landed right in the the mecca of sneaker culture and all you can bet people came prepared, with the likes of the Nike Air Yeezy 2, plenty of awesome adidas Originals Jeremy Scott creations, a crisp pair of Amsterdam Air Max 1 s, some Jason Negron sole-swap pairs, and much much more in attendance. Hit the jump with us for the extensive gallery of on-feet shots to see if you made the cut and let us know in the comments below who had the best pair on the weekend.

It s easy to forget amid the popularity of the Dunk and Air Force 1 Highs, Jeremy Scott s 80s basketball throwbacks for adidas or even the Crown brand s own Society, that Supra s first Skytop represented a huge adidas rugby departure and helped to spark a renewed interest in hightops and beyond. So this is a brand who recognizes the value of making a definitive aesthetic statement, and yet, they ve never produced anything quite like this new model we re showcasing today. The Supra Falcon has more of a lifestyle look to it than serious skateboarding, thanks to premium adidas slip on leahter uppers lacking any simblance of ollie reinforcement, and instead focusing on a molded look in the neighborhood of Kanye West s Louis Vouitton collabos or last winter s Batman-ish Puma Urban Swift. Let us know what you think of this stand-out design after you examine the Falcon in greater detail below, and be sure to stick with Sneaker News for word on the US debut.

To the sneakerheads out there who love to distinguish their kicks with some custom laces, Starks Laces is a household name. The NYC-bred designer of footwear accessories has provided us with great options to give our kicks that extra umph and has reached beyond Nike and adidas and into the realm of iconic and influential brands like Marc adidas retro Jacobs, colette, and OriginalFake. Alex Dymond, founder of Starks, was given the opportunity to design a Vans OTW Woessner, and clearly his attention to minute yet powerful details shines through with the zig-zag stitching, metal eyelets, and signature shoeslaces that adorn the nautical-themed canvas and suede uppers. Watch for the Starks x Vans OTW Woessner to hit select Vans OTW retailers this September.

Bueno Skateboards made a name in the middle 00s with their whimsical deck designs, but like many brands faced with financial challenges in and around the 2008 meltdown, they had to take things in a new direction to remain viable. Roger Skateboards phoenix d from Bueno s ashes with the same founding team in 08, featuring Michael Sieben s distinctive designs and a crew of riders who ll love to get their hands on the label s first sneaker collaboration. The Roger x adidas Ronan is done in navy suede with red accents including the Sieben-penned sockliner and tongue label, and features the guest designer s brand name in gold on the side panels as well. Let us know how this first Ronan collabo compares to earlier colorways and stick with Sneaker News for word on US availability.

Patrick Ewing told the world that his Dream Team would win 10 out of 10 against the reigning Olympic champions, but the cited size advantage is among the key reasons this Hall of Fame center s sneakers haven t aged like Barkley, Pippen or Jordan s. Historically, big men shoes just haven t sold as well as perimeter players (though to be adidas barricade fair, Ewing s mid- 80s adidas Attitude and Conductors are still thriving), but just as the twentieth anniversary of the Dream Team and a still surging interest in kicks made for so many dope retros, the time is right for Ewing s namesake brand to resurrect its most famous silhouette. The Ewing Athletics 33 High returns with both the white and the red of the original 1990 colorways next Friday, August 31st (the blue and black have yet to get a release date), but with only six NY-area retailers getting limited numbers to start, will you be able to get in on this long-lusted bringback?