Football x Fashion News Adidas set the tone in downtown LA, unveiling their World Cup away kits through a full cultural moment that blurred the lines between football, music, and fashion, while Puma answered in New York with a high-energy showcase that leaned into the global lifestyle of the game. Como continue their quiet run as one of football’s most stylish clubs, stepping out in a retro-inspired collection that feels straight out of an Italian summer, as Nike keeps rolling out World Cup kits that balance performance innovation with everyday wearability. Barcelona tapped into pure nostalgia with players arriving in the iconic 2006 Ronaldinho-era kit, a reminder of just how powerful football fashion history can be, while Domo Wells expands her footprint in the game—opening her LA studio as she continues her league-wide design work with the NWSL, pushing women’s football further into culture and design. And in Amsterdam, Ajax dropped a baseball-inspired jersey that nods to their mul...