Yeezy 700 V3 ‘Azael’
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Steering away from his previous retro-inspired slant, Kanye West explores future-facing design with the adidas Yeezy 700 V3. Unveiled in December 2019, this Azael edition receives a black neoprene bootie with a notched collar and striped textile underlay encased in a sculpted, open-work cage. Integrated lacing offers traditional lockdown.
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