Ian Servantes is a culture writer and editor, currently working as a senior digital editor at Footwear News. With a passion for sneakers and a keen eye for design, Ian's articles focus on the latest releases, collaborations, and trends in the world of footwear. His work has been featured in various publications, including Sportico, Yahoo News, WWD, and Input.
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Ian Servantes' coverage is heavily focused on sneakers, particularly from major brands like Nike and New Balance. His articles often feature new product releases and collaborations within the sneaker industry.
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Batman’s nemesis not the NBA’s reigning MVP.
Including “Demon Slayer” and “The Simpsons” collaborations on the Rivalry Low.
After months of teasing and a Copenhagen-only giveaway Salehe Bembury is gearing up to release his next New Balance collaboration.
By: Ian Servantes
The GT Hustle 3 takes on a number of details for the UConn star.
By: Ian Servantes
In the lead-up to the New York City Marathon Sunday, Adidas is dropping a special edition of its top-of-the-line super shoe designed by the Pharrell
By: Ian Servantes
The LeBron 22 collaboration is expected to release in November.
By: Ian Servantes
Widely considered the best of all Bryant’s sneakers.
By: Ian Servantes
Since launching earlier this spring, the OTW by Vans line has continually introduced dramatic alterations to some of the brand's most famous sneakers.
Ending a long wait since the red edition released in March.
Even amid a landscape of retro-mania, November is about to bring a serious blast from the past for Nike
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