10 Jeremy Scott adidas Originals Animal Sneakers We'd Like to See

Jeremy's designs are generally anything but subtle — so why not pay homage to the bird with the most flash? Plus, anyone who wore these would never have to worry about dragging cuffs ever again.

adidas has messed with snakeskin a lot in the past, and Jeremy Scott has done a number of models with big tongues. Why not combine the two passions?

Take the furry Metro Attitude base of the JS Bear, make it pink, add a head and corkscrew tail — perfection. That'll do, pig. That'll do.

Respect to the Northeast! Flip a waterproof joint with the claws and the antenna, and these will go hard from Beantown to Portland (no, the other one).

Heck, a Bull was responsible for selling more shoes than anyone, right? This is a tongue-in-cheek flip that only Jeremy Scott could pull off.

The JS Bears were dope, as were the clear JS Wings. Combining the two — with clear wings on a fluffy yellow-and-black Attitude — seems like the right move.

Hey, adidas did some Kermit shoes already, right? And if they wanted to go into uncharted quadruple-collab territory, just make up some tiny Supreme box tees for Kermit. Best. Seller. Ever.

Jeff Staple proved the pigeon can move units, Jeremy Scott has done the wings, and he's down with NYC. Make these a Reed Space exclusive and just be careful out there.

Word to Marc Ecko. These armored Attitudes would make mere steel-toed boots look like ballet slippers. Respect the horns.

The Stars and Stripes JS Wings 2.0s were nice and all, but the JS Bald Eagle would bring things to a whole new level. The only frightening thing about them is trying to imagine what Lil Wayne would wear with them.