Amelia Gray added a piece of sneaker lore to the Manhattan set of “The Devil Wears Prada 2” on Monday, wearing the Nike x Supreme Clogposite in black.
The silhouette, released during Supreme’s Week 3 drop in fall 2024, is a mule-style reinterpretation of Nike’s Air Flightposite One from 1999. Built from the brand’s Foamposite technology — liquid polyurethane molded under heat and pressure to form a single sculpted upper — the Clogposite carries the same sleek, alien-like contours that defined the original basketball shoe. Supreme’s update removed the collar and laces, leaving a slip-on clog finished with tonal Swooshes and the streetwear brand’s logo stamped along the heel.
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Gray’s pair stayed true to the drop’s core black colorway, their glossy molded shells just visible under the hem of her loose denim. She styled the clogs with a black “Supermodel” crop T-shirt, oversize bomber jacket and a purple Balenciaga City bag, a look that blurred set wardrobe with off-duty uniform. Whether as costuming or casual arrival wear, the shoes marked one of the most technical silhouettes spotted on set so far.
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Foamposite’s path into clog territory has been circuitous. Nike first debuted the technology in 1997 with the Air Foamposite One, designed for Penny Hardaway. While initially a commercial miss, the model became a cult favorite with its snug, molded fit and iridescent finish. By the end of the ’90s, the brand extended the tech into other basketball shoes — including the Flightposite — and even experimented with early mule versions that were largely dismissed at the time.
The slip-on arrived as part of a long-standing Supreme x Nike partnership. In June 2025, the two brands released a leopard-print Air Force 1 with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s GoodEnough, adding another archival twist to their ongoing collaboration. The Clogposite sits within that continuum, bridging a late-’90s basketball relic with today’s appetite for molded footwear.
For Gray, the choice extends a footwear streak that has included both campaign and set appearances. Earlier this summer she fronted Stella McCartney’s Elyse capsule built from mycelium-based vegan leathers, and promoted Puma’s archival Mostro sneaker in a new campaign. The Clogposite marks a pivot to harder-edged sneaker culture — one rooted less in sustainability and more in cult following.
“The Devil Wears Prada 2,” directed by David Frankel with costumes by Patricia Field, is slated for a May release. The cast includes Hathaway, Streep, Gray Emily Blunt, Simone Ashley, Lucy Liu andJustin Theroux, among others.