Puma is continuing its relationship with Rave Review, a sustainability-focused Stockholm-based brand, during Copenhagen Fashion Week, which is taking place from Monday through Friday in Denmark.
After collaborating on shoes for Rave Review’s spring 2025 show last year, the athletic company and Swedish clothing brand teamed again for another unique presentation of shoes for Rave Review’s spring 2026 show on Tuesday, teasing an upcoming joint collection reflecting several current footwear trends. Puma supported the show alongside Perwoll.
A model walks the runway at the Rave Review show during Copenhagen Fashion Week spring 2026 on Aug. 5 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Rave Review and Puma worked on customized H-Street sneakers and Speedcat Ballet shoes for the show; these footwear styles were, according to an official release from the brand, “balancing the more romantic shapes with an urban edge.”
A model walks the runway at the Rave Review show during Copenhagen Fashion Week spring 2026 on Aug. 5 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The low-profile Puma H-Street, which is inspired Puma’s running spike Harambee from the ’90s, was reintroduced earlier this year — this week, it hit the Rave Review runway in silver with lacy ruffle detailing, with some models displaying a black version of the adornment and others a white version.
A model walks the runway at the Rave Review show during Copenhagen Fashion Week spring 2026 on Aug. 5 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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The Speedcat Ballet, released earlier this year and aligning with the sneaker-ballerina hybrid trend that took off this spring, reimagines the slim-soled, racing-inspired Speedcat sneaker, which was relaunched in 2024, as a strappy ballet flat. The silhouette came down the runway in shiny ivory hue and a shiny black option as well, made all the more balletic with lacy and satiny bows.
A model walks the runway at the Rave Review show during Copenhagen Fashion Week spring 2026 on Aug. 5 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Rave Review revealed that pieces made in collaboration with Puma will be coming out later in the season.
For last year’s show in Copenhagen, Rave Review and Puma collaborated similarly, adding flair to the Speedcat sneaker with beaded laces, button embellishments and checkered fabric. These footwear looks and the ones displayed on Tuesday embody the movement toward shoe personalization — whether it’s adding charms or fun laces, individualization through adornments is being embraced by both brands and consumers.
