As the Boston Celtics made their way across the Atlantic this week, franchise point guard Kyrie Irving had a special-edition pair of shoes worked up for the team's matchup with the Philadelphia 76ers at the city's famed O2 Arena.
Styled in a washed navy-and-yellow inspired by the building's color palette, Irving's newest Nike Kyrie 4 incorporated a series of repeating "sound holes" along the collar, a nod to the Boston Philharmonic's cameo in his latest commercial and the classical music events featured at O2 Arena.
Around the league, Wizards All-Star John Wall continued to celebrate his recent re-signing with Adidas by wearing his vintage JWall 1 signature shoe. The pink and floral shoe from 2014 originally honored Washington D.C.'s annual Cherry Blossom Festival. Weekly fixture PJ Tucker sported a pair of a rare Kobe 4s, honoring Bryant's 2008 Olympic gold medal, while Lance Stephenson was also spotted in gold accenting. The Pacers wing and sneaker free agent wore an exclusive pair of the Air Jordan Retro 17, styled in a limited "Trophy Room" theme that celebrates the sneaker store of the same name owned by Michael Jordan's youngest son, Marcus.
Timberwolves big man Karl-Anthony Towns continued his season-long run of wearing custom-painted sneakers by Salvador Amezcua, also known as Kickstradomis. His most recent pair of personalized Size 20s feature dark red artwork from the show "Stranger Things" atop a black-based pair of the Nike Hyperdunk 2016.
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