The Nike Air Max Sensation silhouette was originally unveiled back in 1995 as Chris Webber’s first (and last) signature model, but the release wasn’t as successful as anticipated due to its relatively high price point. However the basketball shoe has been brought back for the fall season, and features a full-grain leather upper in white with contrasting black and navy details throughout. Complete with an Air Max sole unit and ample amounts of cushioning, look to purchase the OG colorway of the Air Max Sensation at select Swoosh accounts starting October. Stay tuned for more information on this release.
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Italian footwear manufacturer Diemme presents a range of reworked silhouettes just in time for the winter months. Sticking to a sleek monochromatic color palette, the brand’s Fontesi, Garda Slip-On and Veneta Low models have been done up in a cozy tweed produced by Harris Tweed Hebrides across their various uppers, which sit atop of a crisp white Serena sole. Look to purchase the winterized silhouettes at select Diemme stockists such as END.
The three-decades-old Internationalist is usually the subject of appropriately retro make-ups, but that certainly isn’t the case with the latest version of the old school runner: a camo-covered Internationalist JCRD. Boasting seamless woven jacquard construction, the eye-catching look comes covered in a raised polka dot pattern — so as to approximate the paneling of the original design — and comes complete with a matching Swoosh, contrasting white midsole and gum rubber outsole. Look for the kicks to soon be available for ladies and small-footers alongside a matching rendition of the Air Max 90 soon at Nike Sportswear stockists across the globe.
As evidenced by this season’s Tech Fleece footwear, black and grey is a combo that always works. The latest illustration of that fact comes in the form of this Black/Cool Grey-Anthracite-University Red rendition of the Air Max 90. Sporting a seasonally appropriate base of marled grey mesh, the design feature black leather overlays throughout as a dash of red takes care of the tongue branding badge. Finally, additional black and grey accents hit everything from the air-cushioned midsole and lining to the leather Swoosh branding, laces and molded eyestay. The predominately two-toned look can be found now via Tokyo’s atmos before hitting additional Nike Sportswear accounts in time for the holidays.
Nike goes in a decidedly painterly direction with the release of this pastel-hued Air Odyssey LTR. The suede upper melds a palette of seashell green and turquoise paneling, complemented by peachy salmon pink in the leather Swoosh, textured ankle collar and lining. An off-white midsole is balanced out meanwhile with a swab of bright orange on the heel and finished off with a deep orange rubber outsole. Get this retro-esque colorway online now from Allike for €100 EUR (approximately $111 USD).
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