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Marine Serre brings the Moon to a sport-retro sneaker with the MS Rise III

Marine Serre presents the MS Rise III, a low sport-retro version of its first sneaker with a leather Moon patch, in four colourways.

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Marine Serre MS Rise III low sneaker with leather crescent Moon patch on the side
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Marine Serre is back with a new version of the sneaker that first took the house into footwear. After the original MS Rise and its second edition, the Marine Serre MS Rise III takes a sport-retro direction, inspired by classic athletic shapes while keeping the brand’s visual codes. It costs €490 and is available on the Marine Serre website.

The design of the Marine Serre MS Rise III

Made for everyday wear, the MS Rise III has a low profile and a leather Moon patch on the side, which brings the house’s crescent symbol into the build of the shoe. The MS Sport logo sits on the tongue and a tonal logo is placed at the heel. Extra laces come in the box for different looks.

The upper mixes technical and tactile materials, including polyamide, calfskin, cowhide and polyester. The sole is made of recycled rubber and carries an embossed Moon motif, another nod to Marine Serre’s signature imagery.

Where to buy the Marine Serre MS Rise III

The MS Rise III is available now on the Marine Serre website in four colourways.

Price: €490

Colorway: “Black”, “Ecru”, “Yellow Suede”, “Light Pink”

Where to buy: marineserre.com

Kristin Kaye

Fashion Editor

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