It should be clear by now that Jeremy Scott is not afraid to take a risk and apply his unique style to any piece of work. After bringing us these very attention-hungry snowboots, he now brings us this pair of basketball sneakers aptly nicknamed the JS Africa. Obviously inspired by the African continent, Jeremy Scott included what looks like a tribal mask on the shoe’s tongue and tribal pattern on the inner lining. With a simple yet colorful upper made up of blue, yellow, and red, the shoe sits on a white midsole and black outsole. You’ll want to keep up with your local adidas retailers to see if they’ll have you covered with this release.

Returning again is groundbreaking fashion designer Jeremy Scott for his fall/winter collaboration with adidas Originals. Known for his avant-garde renderings in fashion, Jeremy Scott has broken the barriers in the realm of footwear as well with shoes like his recent three tongue adidas Originals sneaker. This boot features what appears to be a very distorted white and black pattern on the tongue as well as a variety of other bright colors that will definitely stand out. Expect to see Jeremy Scott’s fall/winter collection release on October 1, 2009.

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Another part of the Adidas Jeremy Scott Fall/Winter 2009 Collection is nearing its release. Reminiscent of the 3-tongue Altitude, the “Big Tongue” has not only a large, attention-grabbing tongue but also a belt to strap the huge thing in and make sure it doesn’t go flapping all over the place. Check out new pics of this already rumored and anticipated sneaker after the jump.

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Independent artist Jeremy Scott recently partnered upwith adidas to reinvigorate the brand’s Metro Attitude Hi. Toned up in a placid all-white color scheme, Scott affixed a large angelic wing to the model’s five middle eyelets. If you’re not feelin’ the fairy appendage, simply remove it, and voila, you’ve got a white/white reissue! A different look perhaps, but this boundry-destroying affair is nothing new for the ventursome Scott. Via Sneaker Freaker.