From the company that brought you a crazy and wild commercial for their Hockney shoe, Clae is back at it again; this time they are showing off their Midnight collection for spring 2012.

A various arrangement of shoes with contrasting soles, full-grain leathers and suede; there are some really nice designs from Clae. Enough talk, just check them out:

The iconic ’75 model is being re-made with a unique mesh upper. The new version of the Converse Star Player EV will feature metal eyelets and contrasting soles. Two colorways will be available: navy and white.

Nike comes out with an Air Force 1 collection just in time for its 30th birthday; three different kicks in there unique colorways: Air Force 1 Lux MX Air ’08 features a visible air bubble that runs along the entire shoe, the second features a low top black denim upper AF1 and an all white reflective upper on the last sneaker. Not bad birthday boy.

The Campus 80s, a sneaker popularized by the Beastie Boys and the rise of New York City’s hip-hop scene, returns this spring with a new set. The collection will feature the same low-top silhouette as the originals but in a whole new set of colorways.

This week Christian Siriano gave us a preview for his upcoming fall 2012 collection. The great thing about this collection is the collaboration with Payless. That’s right, a Christian Siriano x Payless collaboration – very affordable designer shoes. Feel free to take a look at the luxurious collection once the excitement levels drop to normal. Available on September 12th 2012.

Comme des Garcons continues its successful collaboration with Pointer with the Chester SS12. The Chester is a casual/dressy sneaker with a simple suede and canvas upper. The entire sneaker looks very clean; not entirely minimalistic, it does have its dual-tone upper with a contrasting midsole.

It appears that Nike just got lazy on this one. The shoemaking GIANT decided it would be appropriate to add a shrimp on the heel of a shoe whose colorway was unexceptional to begin with. To make matters worse, Nike didn’t choose a living shrimp as their embroidery – they used a de-shelled, de-veined and cooked one.

If you haven’t heard of Santoni, we’ll inform you: it’s an Italian shoemaker that makes all of their footwear by hand. Santoni also uses the finest materials. Here we have a suede penny loafer with contrast stitching and a stacked heel.

Another unique toning product will be available to women next year. This time it comes in a high heel sandal form. We’ve seen various toning sneakers in the past, but they always seem too bulky and egg shaped. The Antelope High Heels, on the other hand, are a lot slimmer.

“You have no idea how expensive it is to look this cheap.” If there was ever a quote that would describe the Golden Goose Francy sneakers, that would be the one. At first glance, the Francy looks like it had a previous owner who liked to stomp around in the mud. The shoe’s initial appearance makes you wonder about the price tag – that is until you get a closer look.