We're nearing closer to the debut of Giuseppe for Zayn, the singer's first full-fledged fashion collaboration, with luxury footwear brand Giuseppe Zanotti. The capsule, which so far has only been worn by the musician/designer himself and his girlfriend, Gigi Hadid , drops this month. It features four styles: two boots, one sneaker-boot, and one sneaker. Prices will range from $795 to $1,295 — so, much pricier than your run-of-the-mill merch "I really believe style comes from taking chances, being bold and not being afraid to express yourself," Zayn said in a release. "I feel Giuseppe does that with his collections—and I try to do that with my music. So when the idea came up to collaborate, I thought 'yes, this would work.'"Check out the full selection of kicks in the slideshow, ahead.This story was originally published on August 11, 2016.Zayn is adding yet another title to his mononymous brand: Come next year, he'll officially be a shoe (zhoe?) designer, when his first-ever collaboration with luxury brand Giuseppe Zanotti drops.The performer shared this intriguing tidbit of information ever so casually in a new profile with GQ . The high-end shoe brand then confirmed the news — and sealed the deal with an already-booming hashtag — on Instagram , adding that the collection consists of four styles for men.A representative for Giuseppe Zanotti noted to Refinery29 that GQ's latest issue indeed features an exclusive preview of Zayn's designs, which are set to launch in January 2017. In the photoshoot that accompanies the interview, the performer is photographed exclusively in Giuseppe Zanotti footwear — desert boots, zip-up brown leather shoes, and silvery sneakers. Zayn's designs for the brand take cues from his personal style, which he describes as having "a whole rock sort of feel" as of late (that's rock, not robot ), with a penchant for "big boots, skinny jeans, dark T-shirts, and rings."Zayn and Zanotti first crossed paths at Paris Fashion Week last year, according to GQ. The musician picked up on a shared ambition in their work, which made for easy collaboration. "Style is not being afraid to be bold about some things, or to say what it is you have to say," he told the magazine. "I feel like Giuseppe does that with his collection — and I try to do that with my music."