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With his role as an Olympics correspondent behind him, Snoop Dogg is back in Los Angeles for the premiere of “1992.” For the West Coast premiere of the film he produced, Snoop opted for shoes he designed in collaboration with Skechers.
For the red carpet, the rapper wore a blue and black Dogg House Records jacket over a blue jersey and white track pants. The jersey is embellished with crystals which are complimented by his diamond studded chain and shades. He also upped the glitz factor with two massive diamond studded rings.
For shoes, the entrepreneur continued to flex his own brand. While the jacket hailed back to the 1995 launched Dogg House Records, the shoes are from his recent collaborative line with Skechers. Marketed as the “Snoop One,” the styles are intended to be slip-ins. Though they feature laces, they are sold as a hands-free style. They also include pillow technology in the sole for comfort.
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![Snoop Dogg at the “1992” premiere held at Regal LA Live on August 27, 2024 in Los Angeles, California.](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/MV1_7662.jpg?w=732)
The shoes include a white canvas upper. They also include a blue midsole. On the tongue there is a co-branded logo. Featuring Snoop’s name as well as Skechers. There’s also a tag on the side that reads “Skechers Slip-Ins.” The sole adds one and a fourth inches in height. The shoe is sold for $90.
The collaborative line launched in 2023 and has received a series of updates. They released limited-edition styles timed to the Olympics and also have released some for 4/20. The Snoop One is considered one of the fan-favorite styles.
![Scott Eastwood, Tyrese Gibson and Snoop Dogg at the “1992” premiere held at Regal LA Live on August 27 in Los Angeles.](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/MV1_7600.jpg?w=1024)
Before collaborating on shoe silhouettes, Snoop and Skechers had maintained a long relationship with the rapper appearing in ads and wearing classic styles as far back as 2004.