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Branding is paramount to success – just ask the founders of Apple, Inc., McDonald’s, automobile manufacturers, and clothing labels that have risen to worldwide prominence and retail dominance in the history of consumerism. The importance of visual iconism was a concept grasped thoroughly by Phil Knight, who created Blue Ribbon Sports in 1964; once BRS became more profitiable, Knight commissioned Carolyn Davidson, a student at Portland St. University, to create a new logo that would represent the new brand, and although Knight claimed that he initially didn’t love the design, he stated he would eventually let it KD 6 For Sale ‘grow on him’.

?Jasper’s teamup with LA’s Diamond Supply Co. First surfaced back in spring, and after nary a preview in between, we’re met today with release info for this weekend’s drop. ?The Diamond Jasper is an ankle-laced, heel-zipped, kiltie-tasseled?chukka sneaker in grey, turquoise, black and red snake-embossed suedes, the first two of which will arrive this Saturday, October 20th exclusively at DMND’s Fairfax flagship with the black and reds to follow the next day?exclusively?at RSVP Gallery in Chicago.

Prepare for a big debut of the Nike Hyperfuse Low during the upcoming 2011 NBA All-Star Weekend at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Each pair features an embossed ‘LA’ on the heel with each unique colorway adopting some LA-specific motif. The silver and royal blue pairs feature the All-Star logo on the heel, while both the black/red and teal features the 3-D graphic on the inner Kobe 8 For Sale lining much like the Zoom Kobe VI ‘Hollywood’.

?Instead, we see the familiar Red Tab logo applied to the heel of a recently revamped design, the Levi’s x Nike SB Omar Salazar LR ready to come out of hiding in time for next week’s holiday drop. ?Click through to get a better look at the Levi’s Salazar LR, let us know how they compare to the Dinosaur Jr. Zoom edition and stick with Sneaker News for updates.

Following up this weekend’s colorful set of “Bel Air” Jordans, next weekend will serve up the sort of antithesis in the form of this calm “Steel” Air Jordan X release. The pair marks what looks to be the beginning of an extended retro period for the silhouette, one that will transition to a string of new colorways come 2014. Get with us after the break to see this year’s first Air Jordan 10 release and keep in mind that Sneaker Politics is one of the shops that will have them on hand for a release this Saturday, October 12th..