adidas' Spacey Chrome Stunner Is Not from This World

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersadidas' Chromed-Out Urban Reverie 2.0 Is a Space Ballerinaadidas is living in 3036, and it has the chromed-out charm to prove it. Off the rip, the Urban Reverie 2.0 sneaker is a sleek, modern stunner. But when you add a chromated color-way, you get a sneaker that's simultaneously ahead of its time and ridiculously on-brand.The ultra-slim, low-profile silhouette features shiny metallic overlays, paired with white laces and a matching rubber outsole. Despite its inherent sportiness, the Urban Reverie manages to weave in some ballet-style charm with its slim disposition and graceful paneling throughout. Its spacecraft-chic meets ballet-sneaker in the best way possible.In terms of adidas sneakers, the Urban Reverie 2.0 is the new kid on the block.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post. It's one of many recent summer drops from the Three Stripes that have managed to bring the heat without re-inventing the wheel. See, even though this is a new sneaker, this isn't the Urban Reverie's first rodeo. Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.It's just that, where previous iterations opted for straps and slip-on mechanisms, this model is taking it back to classic laces, a simple but trusted metric that brings this otherworldly shoe down to earth a bit. Just because it looks like a spacecraft doesn't mean it's forgotten its earthbound roots.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit our SHOPPER page and subscribe to the newsletter for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendFrom Nike to Vans, the Seven best Sneakers to Cop this Weekadidas’ Margiela-Coded Soccer Shoe Has No Business Looking This Sharp adidas Inked Out Its Best Battle-Ready Sneaker adidas' Simple Samba Graduates to Sturdier Pastures Y-3's Black & White Stan Smith Is Dark & TwistedWhat To Read NextNike’s Well-Built Running Shoe Gets Its Best Colorway YetNike’s Suede Skate Slipper Is the Good Kind of Basicadidas' Spacey Chrome Stunner Is Not from This WorldTravis Scott Keeps Sneaking Nikes Onto the Red CarpetYes, “Made in New York” Clothing Is Still a Thing