Bad Bunny’s Ballerina Flayboyant Arrives in Vivid Red and Chalk White

adidas has released the Ballerina Flayboyant in Vivid Red and Chalk White, marking another chapter in Bad Bunny’s ongoing partnership with the Three Stripes. The low-top sneaker blends ballet-inspired aesthetics with street style, a signature approach for this collaboration.

The upper combines neoprene with suede overlays positioned around the toe and heel counter, creating textural contrast. Leather stripe motif patches are stitched onto the side panels, adding visual detail. The shoe features a woven padded collar and woven tongue for comfort and structure. Nylon front lacing with a transparent lacelock completes the construction.

Benefit from a gum split outsole that provides traction and durability. The Vivid Red and Chalk White colorway gives the silhouette a bold yet balanced appearance, mixing warm and cool tones.

This release comes as part of Bad Bunny’s sustained creative relationship with adidas, where the artist has shaped signature styles that reflect his influence in music and fashion. The Ballerina Flayboyant sits alongside other models from the partnership, each designed to bridge athletic heritage with contemporary urban wear.

The shoe retails for $120.

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