The Trendy Adidas Taekwondo Appear with Golden Floral Embroidery

Adidas Originals continues to treat fashionable women across the globe to refreshing footwear styles rooted in sport. Recently, the Jennie Kim-approved Taekwondo emerged in one of its most elegant makeovers yet.

Effectively a training model from decades ago, the Adidas Taekwondo has become an it girl's sneaker of choice over the last two years. Its high-quality build, sleek design, and differentiation from the ubiquitous Samba have helped it have a successful retro run. Most looks on the trainer have opted for a simple two-tone upper supported by a "Gum" outsole, but its latest update brings a satin-reminiscent material to the forefront.

Officially clad in a "Crew White/Gold Metallic/Gum Four" color scheme, the impending launch maintains its taekwondo-inspired design intact. Quilted uppers, however, replace traditional leather with a delicate fabric that opts for an off white makeover. Profile 3-Stripes, shrouds on the tongue, and Achilles' heel panels also take on a "Crew White" look, allowing for the aforementioned embroidery to steal the spotlight. Akin to the Adidas Tokyo "Floral" duo that surfaced last week, a series of blue, red, orange, and green flowers are stitched onto the upper. Their "Gold Metallic" accents round out the special pair, which could also appear in a "Core Black" version.

Enjoy official photos of the Women's Taekwondo below. Firm Adidas.com release details have yet to be disclosed by the brand, but that's likely to change soon. Expect the floral-adorned style to retail for $90.

For more from the Three Stripes, check out the Adidas Jellyfish, a chunky, retro runner co-designed by Pharrell Williams. If minimal footwear is more your style, learn about the Taekwondo Mei Ballet, the brand's latest foray into the balletcore trend.