Name: adidas Originals x Bad Bunny “Gazelle City Series” Colorway: El Yunque/Santurce/Cabo Rojo SKU: N/A MSRP: N/A Release Date: July 11, 2025 Where to Buy: adidas

PS Shopping Director Sarah Wasilak reviews the viral Adidas Originals x Bad Bunny Ballerina Sneakers and shares how they feel and fit in real life.

With Bad Bunny's No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí concert residency in Puerto Rico kicking off today, the singer and rapper has reconnected with Adidas to create a new range of Gazelles. Dubbed "City Series," the brand says the latest Bad Bunny x Adidas Gazelles pay tribute to Benito's homeland of Puerto Rico with three tonal colorways that each reflect a specific part of the island.

From Bad Bunny’s tribute to Puerto Rico with adidas, to ASICS serving cool vibes with the GEL-NYC “Polar Night,” these new sneakers bring style, comfort, and a story. Ready to upgrade your

Nueva York, Bad Bunny and Adidas are hiring. Benito’s Puerto Rican residency is just around the corner, and Adidas is looking for a brand ambassador who has a love for Bad Bunny

Bad Bunny’s Adidas Gazelle Unity Orange drops July 1 for $140. Here’s everything you need to know about the design and potential rollout.

Bas Bunny has surprise-released a new single, 'Alambre Púa,' also the opening song of his 30-date residency in his home island of Puerto Rico.

Bad Bunny’s record-breaking is all the more notable because he raps and sings almost exclusively in his mother tongue. In the early 2000s the biggest rappers in the world were all American; Latin artists, such as Enrique Iglesias, had to perform in English if they wanted to reach a global audience. No longer.